Flight Simulators

If you’ve ever been stuck on a boss fight, wondering what the best weapon loadout is, or just looking for tips to get better at your favorite online game, you’re not alone. The good news? There are tons of great places online where gamers help gamers. Whether you're a casual player or trying to go pro, here are some of the best sources for online gaming advice that'll seriously level up your game.

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1. YouTube – A Goldmine of Visual Guides

Let’s be real—YouTube is probably the first place most of us go when we’re stuck in a game. From walkthroughs to weapon reviews and PvP strategies, there’s a channel for literally every type of gamer. Content creators like TheRadBrad, FaZe Jev, or Asmongold (depending on what you play) break things down in a way that's fun and easy to follow. Watching gameplay not only shows you how it's done but gives you a better sense of timing, movement, and strategy.

2. Twitch – Live and Interactive

If you want real-time tips or enjoy learning while someone plays, Twitch is your spot. You can watch top players tackle high-level content, and the best part? You can ask questions in the chat. Streamers often drop nuggets of wisdom or explain their thought process as they go. Plus, hanging out in a streamer’s community is a great way to meet other players and swap advice.

3. Reddit – Honest Opinions and Deep Discussions

Reddit is full of gaming communities (called subreddits) for pretty much every game under the sun. Looking for advice on League of Legends? Check out r/leagueoflegends. Want the latest meta breakdown for Call of Duty? Head to r/ModernWarfare. These spaces are great for sharing strategies, patch note reactions, or finding help on that one tricky mission. People there are usually quick to help and give you honest feedback.

4. Discord – Real-Time Help and Community Vibes

Many games now have official or fan-run Discord servers. These are basically chat rooms where players hang out, share strategies, voice chat during games, or just meme about their favorite titles. If you're looking for teammates, real-time advice, or want to get involved in a community, Discord is perfect. Some servers even have coaching channels where you can post clips and get feedback.

5. Game Wikis and Forums – Old but Gold

Yes, they may seem a little old school, but forums like GameFAQs or official game forums are packed with deep-dive info. Want to understand game mechanics or look up quest requirements? Wikis are your best friend. They’re often updated by die-hard fans who know the game inside and out.

6. TikTok and Instagram – Quick Tips on the Go

Believe it or not, short-form content is becoming a big thing in gaming advice. Quick loadout guides, fast XP tips, and game news often hit platforms like TikTok and Instagram first. It’s super handy if you just want a quick hit of info without digging through long videos or posts.

So, whether you're grinding for gear, climbing ranked, or just trying to survive that final boss, there's no shortage of solid advice out there. Dive into these platforms, and you’ll be surprised how much your gameplay improves—and how many awesome people you meet along the way. Happy gaming! ⯑

A final word about HiTech Creations and Aces High

Aces High first burst onto the gaming scene in 2000. Since then our flight sim game has consistently been among the leaderboards in the combat flight simulator genre. Strap on your flight helmet and fly the skies with Aces High.