Lyfisin

After logging in, select the profile tab and the logbook is in the lower right corner. My flight this morning was recorded. Hope this helps. Lyf

I'll check it out. I appreciate the info. :) Lyf

I think I found it. It's under Options -> General -> Camera. Scroll down to the bottom and you will see sliders for Zoom Speed, External Freelook Speed and External Freelook Momentum. I chose to slide mine way left. Hope this helps. Lyf

Hey all. Can anyone tell me what airport shows while the game is loading? It's shown right after you press any key to get started and has a runway just off of the water. Any help is appreciated. Lyf

tl;dr Remove unnecessary "Human Interface Devices" device drivers from Control Panel I'm posting this hoping it might help others. I have seen others that have had issues where, after landing, their plane would be very hard to control. For me, I had to not only use the rudder, but also the joystick itself to try and keep the plane rolling straight. It was very difficult and made taxiing almost impossible. It didn't do it on launch day so I thought something must have changed. On my PC, I have a four port USB hub that sits on my desk that I plug my Thrustmaster T.16000M HOTAS into. I plug in and unplug my HOTAS when needed and noticed that when I plugged the joystick into a different port on the USB hub, that I got another popup saying the driver was installed and the device was ready to use. I didn't think much of it at the time, but after having this taxi issue, I took a look at the device manager I felt there were too many devices attached to my PC. I removed the HOTAS and one by one I disabled the drivers. I ran into an issue where I disabled the mouse, but it was easy to put back using the keyboard. I disabled nearly all of the HID-compliant devices as well as the USB Input Devices. After disabling them all, I went back and uninstalled them. I then plugged the HOTAS back in, causing those drivers to reinstall and launched FS_2020. On launch, I had a slight bug where some throttle was always applied even though my throttle was zero. I unplugged the HOTAS and plugged it back in causing the game to crash to desktop. I may have unplugged/plugged again (can't remember for sure), relaunched the game and now the landing / taxi and throttle works perfectly. It also much improved take-off. On take-off the plane always pulled heavily left, but I had read on some thread it would normally pull left. At this point, my PC is only using the drivers for devices that are installed on their specific ports. At any rate, if you have plugged your joystick or controllers into multiple ports, this might be worth a look if you're having similar issues. Hope this helps. Lyf

I'm getting the same as W2DR with significantly different PC parts. It's annoying you can't click through the "who made the game" screens which last around 6-7 seconds each. Hopefully it will improve.