Well said, Wiley. As a side note, it seems quite hard to determine "an upper class gaming computer". Jimm's, a leading computer webshop here, has a price list from €859 to €10800 (incl. VAT 24% and shipping inside the country) in their
Gaming Computers category. All of them can run AH with decent settings. All of them can run AH better than most new laptops or even brand desktops in the sub-1000 category. So, where to draw the line between poor and wealthy?
A second side note: I just read a small piece of news concerning a real flight simulator used by Finnair for training their ATR42/72 pilots. The clock on the dashboard had broken. You know, a round device with arms showing the time. A replacement was ordered from the simulator manufacturer. Cost? Only €12000 (twelve thousand euros). Would that kind of a rig qualify for upper class cartoon piloting?
