What videogame gives me my fix for carrier operations? Preferibly

Falcon BMS has carrier ops with Hornets.

https://www.bmsforum.org/forum/content.php

>>35151468
il2 1946 has carriers if you're into ww2 stuff

>>35151749
I am more into jet stuff, but il 2 has shitty/nonexistant mouse controls (not enough cash for joystick)

>>35151728
I once tried BMS but holy fuck the tutorial made it impossible for me to learn anything. Its light green font on white background and when i restart the tutorial on another section the text guide is scripted from the same point so even if the plane is on the runway its going on like if it was in the hangar parked.

>>35151801
How long ago? It's come a long way. Being any good at it is still like having a second job though.

>>35151801
Even an xbox controller is better than a mouse. But you can get a reasonably cheap stick and throttle for under $100.

>>35151801
>not enough cash for joystick

There's little point in even playing flight sims if you don't have a control stick. You aren't going to get anywhere near the experience from it.

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>>35151801
>mouse controls

>>35151801
nigger if you can't afford a joystick there's no way in hell you can afford any reasonable flight sim.

>>35151844
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>>35151862
Such is the life in a shitty southamerican country. Cheapest joystick i can find is about 150 bucks and that's borderline Toys R Us tier plastic POS.

>>35151833
About 2 years ago, maybe 3. Did it really became better? if so, i could try it.

>>35151468
if you are ok with having no combat, X-Plane (9,10,11, any really) is by far the most realistic and best one

>>35152515
oh yeah, also space shuttle landings, which is a whole nerdgasm in itself