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UPHILL3

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  1. I've flown MSFX 2020 via Xbox on my PC to give a go - but I find it way overly-complicated than necessary esp. "drone" views, and the camera angles. Plus I need a new gaming PC to run it (It drives up the temps in my GPU NVIDIA GForce GTX 970 way up in the danger zone).

     

    I too have been using FSX for years and have mucho $$$ in it - so I'll bide my time a while until the price of GPU's perhaps comes down some(?)

  2. I told my story several times in this and the other Forum. In brief, someone gave me a copy of MS FS ver. 1 in 1984, and then I got version 2, (which I played on a NYC government PC in my office). and it was off to the FS races. Later purchased my own PC. Bought Flight Unlimited, and IFly after that, and it was off to the flight sim races. Purchased every edition of MS FS (except FS95 which was a turkey).

     

    Now I'm trying to fly with MS2020 - should get a new upgraded gaming PC. But I probably do not have that many more years 'till MS fixes all the remaining bugs in 2020...

  3. Oh, MSFS2020 is plenty complex:

     

    Maybe too complex and for many wrong reasons; and maybe too complex to fix all the recurring problems. (My main peeve is the really crazy and overly-complicated camera system). Perhaps the obvious answer is a modest proposal: Go back and virtually start all over - create a MSFS2020, Version II over time. After all, there were about 12 previous MS versions. But keep the amazing scenery.

     

    So Asobo - Maybe next time, as they say, just "Keep it Simple, stupid!"

  4. Yes! MSFS2020 should have been called FS11.

     

    I have the NVIDIA Gforce GTX 970 that I purchased with a gaming PC about 5 years ago. It works fine on FSX, but when I tried it on "FS 11", the temperature on the GPU shot up to over 80 degrees C. So I shut it down: Did not want to possibly damage the GPU. (But I had no stutters and decent FPS).

     

    So until I buy a new gaming rig, I've gone back to FSX for now...

  5. Instant gratification has become a cliche for a certain generations of folks.

     

    But it certainly appears that MSFS 2020 will keep flyers waiting for all the necessary fixes and wish list features for quite a while, possibly for the rest

    of 2021... I still have my FSX-Steam handy just in case I too get fed-up.

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