New Helicopter Simulator

Hi,
I am a very big fan of FS2004, but what I like best are flying
choppers.
I have just learned of the sequel to operation flashpoint, coming
out early 2006, it's called Armed Assault
(http://www.armedassault.com/).

In case you didn't know, it's a war simulator. The
reason I mention this here is because it allows you to fly both planes
and
helicopters.

In the original game, the airplane physics are garbage and
because of intense graphics, the view distance is limited, making it
very difficult
to fly. The helicopters, however, are very fun to fly. I haven't played
any other
helicopter simulation as challenging as operation flashpoint. My
fondest experience
has been flying online involving multiplayer missions where several
online players
depend on your flying to get them to a destination. And, you can fly
some cool choppers,
such as the apache, cobra, chinook and my favorite, the A/MH-6
Littlebird.
(http://www.ballisticaddonstudios.com/c_mh6.php?PHPSESSID=6a6c1f514886...)

And even better, you can set your multiplayer so that a buddy can use
the chopper's guns
while you fly.

I've tried flying choppers in FS2004 but I can never seem to control
them properly.
Since I've never flown a real chopper I don't know what the physics
should be like, but
they don't seem right in FS2004. In FS 'whilrlybirds' it is impossible
for me to land on the oil rigs. It's very frustrating and I end up only
flying planes.

Anyways, I bring this upcoming release to the attention of the flight
sim community
because I really think it will deliver the goods in terms of flying
combat missions
in an accurate environment with amazing graphics. I think this new
edition may also yield significant improvements in flight dynamics and
realism. I hope they will have fixed the 'airplanes' and scenery
distance problems. If that's the case, this could make for a very
interesting 'flight sim' involving combat. The possibilities of after
market addons are also plausible, as in the first version. This could
lead to the creation of new aircraft. Only time will tell if the flight
model will be acceptable.

Check this screenshot:

I can't wait!!!!!
Cheers,
Fresh!