What was that movie called, with the weird car that could take you . . . Back to the Future . . . we think of that every time we sit down to play our combat simulator, Aces High. We come as close as possible to transporting you back in time to World War 2.
Our aircraft, our ships, our ground vehicles, we have replicated them to the finest details. We put you in the cockpit of a WW2 fighter jet and turn you loose to fly missions over enemy territory circa 1943. And you do battle against the best flight sim gamers on the planet.
Try our free two-week download and see for yourself just how real WW2 can be.
This week after Veteran’s Day is perhaps a good time for this post. Our combat simulator, Aces High, was, in part, developed in honor of the servicemen who served our nation during World War 2, so we thought we would give you all a secondhand account of what it was like to be in the U.S. Army during that war. Perhaps it will give you all a better understanding of what it was like to fight in the last World War.
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Now, let’s talk about World War 2.
My father’s accounting of an Iowa farm boy thrust into action.
This writer’s father entered the war in 1942, right out of high school, penniless, one of the millions of casualties of The Great Depression. Although he was far from excited about going into war, he still thought of it as an adventure and, in his words, anything would be better than standing in bread lines looking for a handout.
His basic training was in St. Louis, and before being shipped to Europe he had brief stints at Fort Hood and Fort Lewis. He served in the supply department at those bases until he received his orders to go to Europe, at which time he was shifted to infanty.
His overall recollection of being an infantryman was hundreds of hours of boredom interrupted by weeks of intense fighting and serious fear. He loved being a part of a unit, loved his fellow soldiers in his unit and, when his big moment came in Italy, he had his first taste of being afraid.
He was part of the Italian Campaign, took part in the Invasion of Anzio, was in the Battle of Rome; all told he was in five major confrontations. He would not speak of specifics. Did not want to talk about the killing, nor would he talk about friends lost. The most vivid recollection that he would share was arriving at the beach of Anzio in a landing craft, hearing bullets whiz through the air, and praying he would make it to the beach alive. He often told me there are no atheists in a foxhole, something he found out, firsthand, making that Anzio landing.
He came out of the war unscathed physically, with an intense hatred of sleeping in tents and authority figures. I have no doubt he suffered from PTSD although he would never have verbalized that fact. Back then, in the 50’s, you simply did not talk about things like that and, even if you did, there were no resources to deal with it.
A final word about Aces High and HiTech Creations.
We hope you found that interesting. Our respect of servicemen, and women, knows no bounds. They are doing a tough job, a dangerous job, and in our opinion they deserve nothing but respect and whatever resources they need to arrive back home whole.
Aces High salutes our military!
Read that title about Aces High combat simulator, and then read it again.
You can make money playing Aces High through our Affiliate Program. It’s simple, it takes hardly any time to set up, and it’s like a no-brainer. Why wouldn’t you do it?
The outline of the simple process is this: every new player who you refer to Aces High, and who signs up as a subscriber, is worth $5 in your bank account. This is no different than the thousands of other affiliate programs, many of which you are probably familiar with on Amazon. People click on a link, they see what the game is all about, and then they sign up . . . and you make money!
Try it! What do you have to lose other than the ten minutes it will take to set it up?
We apologize for that. It was our intention to post last week, honoring veterans, and we ended up getting sidetracked on our posts. Mea culpa, and we mean that sincerely.
When we first set out to develop an online game, back in 1999, the natural genre, agreed upon immediately by the partners, was combat flight simulator, and in addition we wanted that flight sim game to be set in World War 2 because, well, we so greatly admired the servicemen who served during that terribly important war.
So, in a very real sense, our game, Aces High, honors veterans day in and day out.
Thank you, Veterans!
That is not a misprint in the heading. We mean what we say. Our combat simulator, Aces High, pays players money in our affiliate program, and in this article we will give you all the pertinent information so you can start cashing in. Read on!
What is Aces High combat simulator?
Since 2000, Aces High has been one of the leading combat flight simulator games, otherwise known as a combat simulator, or a flight sim game. It is a MMO game where you enter an arena of your choice and take part in a simulated battle with other players from around the world. You control aircraft, ships, and ground vehicles during the battles, and each battle is generally conducted to simulate a specific war period. For instance, Aces High specializes in World War 2.
The combat simulator affiliate program
Okay, let’s get down to the nitty gritty. From our website, this information about the affiliate program:
And you make money by sending them to our site!
Once a visitor has become a subscriber to Aces High, the referring site is paid a bounty of $5.00, over 33% of the first month's cost. And that's not all, for every month afterward that they remain a subscriber, you receive $2.00 which is almost 15% of the monthly subscriber cost. As an example, if subscribers stay with us 6-8 months you are looking at receiving almost $20 for each subscriber over time.
An added incentive!
We all know that a lot of visitors to a flight simulator site don’t buy their first time they visit. So Aces High is going to keep each referred visitor’s information on record for 45 days. That means that if a visitor is referred from your site and becomes a subscriber within 45 days of the original visit- you will get paid. What a deal!
It's Easy & Free to Join
There's no charge to participate. In fact, we pay you! Aces High uses Commission Junction as our affiliate program software. It’s the best program in the world and you will get paid easier and faster than any other program. Every time a customer you refer buys from our site, you earn a percentage of the sale! The tools we provide make it easy to links to your site, and our online reports let you track every sale in real-time.
Now there are even more ways to get paid as an affiliate. You can link to specific areas within the Aces High site or simply link to our home page. You get paid on all subscriptions sold from your site. You can even add text links to your site and get paid on all resulting sales. And Aces High uses Commission Junction as its affiliate software application- the best in the world and the easiest program to earn money on.
How does it work?
As an affiliate, you decide what type of link you want to Aces High. You can use the Aces High logo, banner, or text links. No matter what you do, you earn commissions on any subscriptions sold as a result of your link to Aces High!
A final word about Aces High and HiTech Creations
Leading the way in gaming for twenty-three years. We will let our track record speak for itself. Strap on your flight helmet and fly the skies with Aces High.