I haven't done flightsims since the 90s but this got me hooked with my old passion all over again. We've come a long way since Microprose, . I'll give it that. While this is still technically way above the realism scale, some controls felt familiar to me and it was like re-learning to fall off a bike (or out of the sky). Download the free scenery DLCs as they don't come with the base install by default.

Update: I originally bought this product because, on top of being praised by pro pilots, it came highly recommended as having "a lot of" third-party support. What they don't tell you is that these third parties are mostly hosted and distributed by a website owned and supported by a$$wipes (*cough* dot org *cough*). The third party hosting is so limited it's basically bordering on a monopoly. You can check this discussion on Reddit with people complaining about their behavior. On the plus side, there are plans to have an in-game store in the near future.

I haven't done flightsims since the 90s but this got me hooked with my old passion all over again. We've come a long way since Microprose, . I'll give it that. While this is still technically way above the realism scale, some controls felt familiar to me and it was like re-learning to fall off a bike (or out of the sky). Download the free scenery DLCs as they don't come with the base install by default. Update: I originally bought this product because, on top of being praised by pro pilots, it came highly recommended as having "a lot of" third-party support. What they don't tell you is that these third parties are mostly hosted and distributed by a website owned and supported by a$$wipes (*cough* dot org *cough*). The third party hosting is so limited it's basically bordering on a monopoly. You can check this discussion on Reddit with people complaining about their behavior. On the plus side, there are plans to have an in-game store in the near future.