As mentioned once above, War thunder is really far better then WoWP right now. The mouse controls are surprisingly good in arcade mode, and planes damage models are alot more satisfying to shoot at and even getting shot down can be alot of fun to watch. Also about what you said at the end, Wargaming has stated they will NOT be aiming to have joint battles between land air and naval combat. The closest you will come to that with Wargaming is clan battles may require a clan to attack with more then one type (in seperate battles) to capture an area, free xp is also likely to be shared. If you want joint battle types then you need to look to War thunder again as they do plan to have planes tanks and ships all fighting at once. In fact right now they do all fight at once, just the ships and tanks are AI controlled since tanks and ships arn’t out yet.

I’ve never found an aerial fighter game that does things right, really. Most just end up feeling like auto-run third-person shooters, and I’m including Star Conflict in this. I’m neither a pilot nor a historian, but it just seems to me that all the actual intricacies of aerial combat seem to be stripped from most games that have to do with planes. Beyond entering into constant turning circles with enemies, there never seem to be any aerobatic manoeuvres required, and that just makes the game waaay too simplistic.

I like World of Tanks not because of its “realism,” but rather because it’s a slow, methodical game with a lot of intricacy in it. The requirement that you stop to fire, the ability to hide behind a simple curve in the terrain and the generally slow speed of movement means you can’t really run and gun. World of Warplanes, by contrast, is a game in which you HAVE to because you can’t stop moving.