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Did he just say Ireland was included too? That would be amazing if so!
According to the article below, yes ROI is included but, weirdly, not NI.
https://www.thegamer.com/microsoft-f...eland-updates/
Will be interesting to see what all the new POI's are. I wondered if Giant's Causeway would be one of them, but guess not in light of the above.
Zhaoman (15-02-2021)
Have they fixed the utterly broken controls, yet?
Can't fly a Cessna without it completely nose diving, immediately after take off.
Can’t say I’ve ever noticed that issue so couldn’t really comment. Is this the Caravan, 152 or 172?
I do find that I fight with the controls a lot, and of course there are so many of them, plus the game doesn't really guide you very well.
I assume that's the whole point of a flight sim though, it's not meant to be easy. Problem I find is that I have to re-learn every time I play it, as I don't get to play it often enough :-(
I also find that VR makes the whole experience a lot easier, especially with approach and landing.
One thing I would like the option for, purely from a laziness perspective, is automatic elevator trim. It would be handy for when my sons play it too, as they haven't got a clue what elevator trim is or why it's needed! They just sit there with the stick held forward (or back) trying to maintain level flight.
I know altitude hold would do a similar thing, but not all the planes in FS have autopilot.
Definitely agree that the depth perception of VR makes landings easier, especially the extreme challenge ones. Without VR I could hardly ever nail the Saba landing without ending up in the sea beyond the runway.
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