@@JBD915 it’s Microsoft Flight Simulator, it’s not really a game, it’s more of an experience, actually it’s a simulator, most likely used by training pilots
lol my pc can barely manage cities skylines base, let alone with a lot of mod and props, i know i need a pc upgrade but still the game is pretty good already
they COULD do that but I dont think anyone has a powerful enough GPU to handle that. I mean a rtx 3090 would probably run 10 fps and compare that to every GPU worse than that. It would be unplayable.
I always want to play these games, then I get to this part at 0:51 and realise YOU HAVE TO BE AN ACTUAL IRL PILOT TO KNOW WHAT TO DO. Yes that's right I'm already stuck less than 1 min after starting XD
Don't really need to be a real pilot to know what to do. - I simply just watch youtube videos such as Drawyay videos. I spent hours watching his videos and taking notes and going in MSFS2020 and keep practicing. - Do Small journeys like London to Paris or London to Manchester. - Keep practicing
things i would do on the first day of having this game: 1) try to do tricks with a passenger plane 2) crash into other planes 3) land on water 4) go to the wrong destination 5) fly to the highest point 6) fly way too low 7...) do stupid shit as i think of it
@@warrior_motivation no not really, my 4 year old machine can play the game fine at 1440p60 at high and ultra. Its a i7 6850k, Titan V GPU and 32Gb ram
Says he just does filght sims as a hobby on his about page but yea I would imagine the tutorial for this game is fuckin long and tedious if you're not deep in this
I have a question. If you fly a plane through the middle east hostile areas or no fly zone what happens in the simulator. do you get shot down? or like strong weather say lighting storm. does the tower advice not to flight through it?
It's strange to me how these sims but so much detail in to some really complex elements, but miss simple elements which would make them way more immersive: Classic example is the ATC chatter. The graphics are almost photorealistic, but the ATC is stilted and poorly acted. (e.g. there are no "umms" or "ahhs" and there's a limited range of voices.) Imagine how cool it would be if coming into CDG you had an ATC with a French accent come on, and a if there was a bit of variation and bit of incidental chatter from them., or if occassionally they made the odd stumble in their speech and corrected themselves? Yes, it would take some time to do, but conceptually, it would actually be far less complex than doing the amazing graphics, and would massively increase the immersive effect. So many games miss this trick these days - amazing graphics, but let down by poor sound design.
Absolutely you’re right, But come on man look at how far the game has come fs2020 is just insanely good all around, I’m sure now they’ve figured out how to map the entire planet those more in depth details will come as an update or likely in the next game. My appreciate for this game is on another level, Even to the point I can put my headphones in and autopilot on & the sounds put me to sleep
Completely agree with you, Stu. Again, I have to commend the absolute wizardry they've accomplished with the graphics, but one thing that always stands out to me in games like MFS or DCS is the slightly unnatural way that things like control surfaces move (I guess the word for this would be kinematics although I'm not sure if that's the industry-recognised term for it in video games design). That stands out to me the same way that poor sound design stands out to you, though I do appreciate your point as well. The main culprit is the infinite acceleration - a moving aileron/elevator will just suddenly stop dead still from one frame to the next (or vice versa getting moving) and while I know that aircraft generally have very high pressure hydraulic systems, the very fact that that kind of movement looks unnatural is kind of proof that the transients are perceptible to the human eye, however fleeting they are. There are other things like perfectly uniform motion, without lurches and lumps that occur in real movement, and perfect synchronisation between two things moving together (I guess I'm thinking of landing gear here) that just doesn't occur on real aircraft. Like you said, given what they've achieved with the graphics, it's kind of strange that stuff like this that is much simpler to implement has been overlooked, but on the flipside, they're very achievable quick wins for future games.
Did the digital passengers have to show their virtual passports before hopping on this flight, or how are London-Paris flights handled now in the aftermath of Brexit?
How do you know when to descend in these scenarios? I have somewhat of an idea on how to setup the flight itself but always have trouble landing the aircraft. Any tutorials/ideas would be helpful.
So let’s say your cursing at 26000 feet you would want to start your descent at around 60-70NM, you want to use vertical speed and set it around 1800-2800 depending on how high you are I will link you a video
Finally an msfs flight video that covers the full flight. Most videos cut the mid part which I know why they do it but I just enjoy seeing the full flight. New subscriber
Then most people wouldn't be able to play GTA V, it would lower the sales and so Rockstar wouldn't be bothered to spend their money and time on something that won't work for many people.
Just to clarify, we see tree just so that well follow the NATO phonetic alphabet. It removes ambiguity with other numbers and letters. Here's the numbers of the NATO phonetic alphabet: Wun Too Tree Fower Fife Six Sevun Eight Niner Zeero
It's a Acer Predator Orion 3000 with upgraded ram (64gb) They are like $2000. So cheaper than a MacBook these days. That RTX 3070 is pretty narly tho eh?
have to chuckle, with computer graphics getting almost photos real with real time ray tracing etc. some seriously involved physics engines running on these games yet the vocal systems on them are still stuck in the early 2000s i mean listen to how fluid siri, alexa and google all sound, you wouldve think theyd be implementing it on these games instead of the generic layered sound files that they are still using.
To become a pilot (courses, flight lessons, all the burocratic expense) you are gonna pay at least 100k euros, so yea, it's worth buying controllers lol
All awesome! Except..... Motion blur. That's literally the *only* thing causing hiccups in performance for you. And it looks like ass anyway. Kill it and crack your frames out, yo! VERY impressive handling of that plane and all systems!
