What they didn't know is that in ATC2 simply telling the plane to hold/stand-by will prevent being penalized. Most people think ATC2 is hardcore because you'll be penalized if you don't respond right away.
Furthermore you can control altitude in RJBB and speed in RJAA/RJAAN. In ATC3 you can define taxing route and assign custom heading in expert mode for SID/STAR.
In ATC2 you are also in-charge with several roles (Delivery, Ground, Tower, Arrival, and Departure), just as much in ATC3. It does not have custom heading assignment and it is very limited in taxing option (A/B/C). You play several controller roles, with an advanced mode to introduce SID/STAR etc, but you have no control over altitude or speed and very limited control over taxiingĪren't you mixing ATC2 and ATC3 for a bit? ATC2 does have expert mode where you get to pick the correct SID for departing planes. ATC3: A more casual ATC game balanced for people who like a sim but don't want to become ATC-qualified! It's not especially realistic and doesn't try to be.
