Over a year has passed since my last blog post about MSFS 2020. Numerous updates and additional content has been released for the sim from MS and Asobo. Thing seem to finally settling down in the sim with consistent crashes, borked downloads, things resetting on their own. Just really has become an all round very nice game to have. I love it, from the random crashes, the constant (supposed) loss of internet connection (cue random finger painted abstract art,) and the auto reset of graphics back
Well, I suppose it can be serious. ANd by, it, I mean that 150Gb + installation of MSFS2020. (Or is it now around the 80Gb mark since the X-Box version?)
As I left it previously, all was sort of going very well. MSFS looked pretty, behaved itself, had the bugs and the nuances that tend to plague new releases of a game. Think Cyberpunk 2077 and the complete shit storm around that. Day one was just a failure, graphics were not as good as anticipated, powerful systems were being brought
So, I've been away from the flight simming universe for a few years, mainly boredom and thinking it was just the same code re-worked with different textures and lighting effects. The last Sim I truly used in anger was X-Plane 10. Better than FSX or P3D physics wise, but not quite graphics wise, but X-Plane 10 lacked the content, and the content that you could get was little better than freeware and that the Earth looked, well, barren. There was also the fact that developers on all 3 sims were ju
There is something that is happening to our beloved flight sim that is nagging me. Yea, we have the usual releases of scenery and aircraft and such but, the one thing that is taking off (pardon the pun) is Watercraft. Are we all changing from a bunch of virtual aeronaunts to a bunch of virtual aquanauts Deltasim , http://www.deltasimstudio.com , is one company making virtual ships and boats Why, for the love of God, why?
