So far, it's true, I've been "playing" this game for at least 107 min, genius distribution of making you download an installer that would then download multiple small packages where the speed resets every time it starts a new package. Goes for 3-5Mbits/s then if it's large enough it will climb up by steps to 50Mbits/s then 100Mbits/s then to 209Mbits/s max. A little pause icon will appear next to XXXX.fspackageXX and randomly where the speed is displayed it will say "please wait". I know I'll actually be using the simulator but for the people who don't really know what flight sims are like they have no chance to refund it especially if you don't have an M.2 and 1gigbit down speed like me. One thing to pretend to care about being tracked while using a computer and probably a phone but it's another thing to make me spend two days downloading a game when Steam could have easily handled the download, weird to even let it be on the shop like this. The more reasons to make people sail the high seas, even just to try it out and then purchase it if you like it.

So far, it's true, I've been "playing" this game for at least 107 min, genius distribution of making you download an installer that would then download multiple small packages where the speed resets every time it starts a new package. Goes for 3-5Mbits/s then if it's large enough it will climb up by steps to 50Mbits/s then 100Mbits/s then to 209Mbits/s max. A little pause icon will appear next to XXXX.fspackageXX and randomly where the speed is displayed it will say "please wait". I know I'll actually be using the simulator but for the people who don't really know what flight sims are like they have no chance to refund it especially if you don't have an M.2 and 1gigbit down speed like me. One thing to pretend to care about being tracked while using a computer and probably a phone but it's another thing to make me spend two days downloading a game when Steam could have easily handled the download, weird to even let it be on the shop like this. The more reasons to make people sail the high seas, even just to try it out and then purchase it if you like it.