> Furthermore, because LAC is intended as a realistic simulator and not as a mere game ... It’s all just history and science. If you already have a good understanding of the aerodynamic and air combat sciences, you won’t even need to read the instructions once you have your controls mapped to your liking!
> sim pilots willing to use a little imagination will easily fantasize that the experience is real
I'm not entirely convinced this is not a parody. The wording, the weirdly pompous adjectives, the game itself. I get that it's supposed to be a little retro, and that's fine, but at the same time they're comparing it to Combat Flight Simulator 2 and talking about realism with a straight face.