Untitled Molly the Model story, script and art by John Devlin. Brenner Obviously knowing his double identity, the mysterious Orchid sends notes to Brian, who acknowleges having met her twice before. The Orchid starring The Clock, script and art by George E. Origin of Madam Fatal, art by Art Pinajian. Origin of the Red Torpedo, art by Henry Kiefer.
Too Hot To Hold starring Wizard Wells, script and art by Harry Francis Campbell. The Sign of the Cricket featuring Alias the Spider, script and art by Paul Gustavson. Introducing Rock Braddon featuring Jane Arden, script by Monte Barrett, art by Russell E. Untitled Jane Arden story, script by Monte Barrett, art by Russell E. Brenner A down and out-of-luck former heavyweight champion boxer and All-American fullback tries to steal Brian's watch. The Story of Pug Brady, script and art by George E. Origin and first appearance of the Black Condor in Man Who Can Fly Like a Bird, script by Will Eisner, art by Lou Fine. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available. I already have a decent joystick and I think that at my old age I can live without VR, nevertheless, I'll definitely have to buy a new graphics card (alas prices soared because of the bitcoin craze) and a power supply, which means the hardware cost will be 3 to 4 times the price of Condor2, or 15 to 20 times the price of a plane pack.
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So basically (especially for non-gamers), the investment in hardware to run Condor at a reasonable level will far exceed the cost of the software itself.
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Whilst I still have my trusty FFB2, and Track IR, and a mid range graphic card from a couple of years ago (GXT950 - performs well), I still had to design the base PC to be sufficient and maintain that in addition to the mac that I now use for day to day computing. That's before you get into a decent joystick, and some kind of hardware to assist in panning or 3D/VR. Even a decent graphics card will exceed the price of the basic game, and probably most of the already announced of add-on planes as well. The amount of investment in hardware for those who don't already have a gaming standard rig for other games, or the cost of upgrading a rig that was good enough for Condor V1, but would struggle for V2. Then I factored in that the higher price band of planes are in fact two classes of the same basic glider, the amount of time that they apparently take to engineer, and the fact that a variety of designers will need to be compensated through the sales, it became more understandable. My initial thought when I say the add-on planes was to do a double take.
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