Yu-ichi · 2019-02-18 02:04
What is a games interactive I can train myself on? Does /inter/ have inherent /cyb/ merit? Like games that directly transfer over games that turn you into neurosoldier or drone pilot or some such
Boris Grishenko · 2019-02-18 02:12
>>1786
git good at flight sims, then work on your countries drone license. The FAA has a specific drone pilot licensing program (not the same as airplane pilot).
https://www.geo-fs.com/ is an online flight sim.
ARMA used to have a military mod for training troops in maneuvers. Americas Army (AA) was used as a recruiting tool and also to give basic soldier training.
There are 3D weapon disassembly sims that can teach you how to use weapons.
XERXES · 2019-02-23 17:02
TACOPS 4
Roy Batty · 2019-02-24 07:51
Xplane is the only flight sim considered realistic enough to count towards flight hours for your licence.
Zapdramatic is supposed to be online negotiation training, but your mileage may vary as the scenarios are fairly surreal.
Orbiter is brutally realistic. After mastering it, apart from physical conditioning you could probably be an astronaut, or at least fly the ship. I'm sure things like putting on a spacesuit, operating an airlock and maintaining the right mix of gasses aren't covered.
Project Reality and Squad are the most realistic military shooters.
There's a few realistic driving sims for teaching, I'm sure.
Aren't there a couple of hacking simulators?