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Great views!

Remember guys, FS2020 is version 1.0. Improvements to flight dynamics, additional aircraft etc. will come. This version was released because of the implementation in new technology and the most realistic scenery to fly anywhere in the world right out of the box with zero add-ons. The result is a whole new generation of enthusiasts all over the world thrilled to experience the sensation of flight for the very first time. Give it some time because this is the future of flight simulation as technology moves forward.

This audio message can also be heard on takeoff in some aircraft in mountainous surroundings and is normal. The on board systems detect terrain below despite a positive attitude coupled with increasing speed. It should not last more than a few seconds. Otherwise, you are not flying the aircraft correctly.

Second patch is due out September 20th I think.

Great perspective on those shots! Is the water splash simulated? Haven’t flown that plane.

Absolutely spectacular!

Some beautiful shots! How are the flight dynamics?

Cool and likewise. Let the good times roll!

So great to hear all these stories! The new sim has pulled so many from memory lane. I am close to finishing my first video with FS2020! The realism is so much better despite the flight dynamics at this point.

Very cool Adam! Yes, it is a great feeling! Check my signature if you wish for a few more memories! Cheers!

This is my current setup..

The sim showing is actually x-plane as I took the photo a few weeks ago. I'm not using x-plane now of course :)

 

When I upgraded my GPUs to the RTX2080ti I also had to get a new psu as my old one wasn’t quite up to spec. I don’t know how much power the 30 series will need but it’s worth getting s good psu (& at least 700w)

 

Regards

Steve

 

Sweet set up. I haven’t touched X-Plane either since the release of FS2020. By the time the Falcon 8X is released by Aerobask, hopefully some study level a/c will be available for FS2020.

I wouldn’t call this a hot mess. Yes, definitely problems along the way with this massive leap in technology. But, you stick with it, if your heart is in it. Eventually, things smooth out. Just working on my first video with FS2020. Loads of fun, mastering landings into Tenzing-Hillary airport with magnificent scenery!

I have a new cute little friend Colin! :)

 

Corben Baby Ace:

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Sweet sunset! Cheers!

Very cool lens flare!

Looks great! So many places to check out!

Yup, sounds good. I gotta get a new joystick before I proceed any farther and evaluate the flight dynamics. Just unplayable with my old Sidewinder.

A pic from my first flight with my new avionics and panel.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CECtXuLh0jx/

Love your lightning! More night life action in your vid compared to the real world now! Beautiful rendition of Vegas!

Cool music and vid!

I only use XP11 and I will definitely hang onto XP11 because there are a couple of aircraft that I know will be the best available for the home simulator. Aerobask Falcon 8X and FlyJSim Q4XP

Looking much forward to FS2020 for the scenery and VFR stuff. But it will be some time before we get our hands on top level entry a/c developed for 2020 by the 3rd parties.

Usable means take-off, landing, & other stuff, that handcrafted airports can do, but nt as fancy.

Better than any default FSX & P3D airports.

I hope that clarifies.

Absolutely!

Sweet night lights!

Nice touch down!

All Microsoft Sidewinders are USB and thus 'plug-n-play' and require no drivers. I don't know if the Force Feedback will work in FS2020. Also not sure if other models (Pro, etc) will work as intended. But the Sidewinder Precision 2 is a sure bet to work good (I have one - for 10 yrs - it works like new.)

Chuck B

Napamule

Good to know! Thanks!

Well said.

If we use any flight simulator to simulate what a pilot does then there's not much time to take in the view close to the ground and at cruising altitude you don't see much on the ground.

The extra aircraft would be good for those who want to use them.

Pylon racers will appreciate the scenery.

Quite true guys. Other posts criticizing inaccurate cloud shadowing, ambient occlusion, double shadows etc would rarely be picked up in true flight. If you are hand flying at lower altitudes for a VFR flight, you are panning straight ahead and watching your gauges. You are certainly not starring at the scenery below.