Hi guys.At the moment I'm rebuilding my PC because of hardware failure.FS9 with all payware a/c installed at the moment.Now is tricky part. Scenery installation.I'm thinking about scenerys. Is it wort it to buy Aerosoft Real Germany 1,2,3.?I have few German Airports.And could I expect some problems with this scenerys regarding OOM.Also, what is the correct order of instaling. Should I instal FS Global first and then scenerys or...?ThanksEdin

Hi guys.At the moment I'm rebuilding my PC because of hardware failure.FS9 with all payware a/c installed at the moment.Now is tricky part. Scenery installation.I'm thinking about scenerys. Is it wort it to buy Aerosoft Real Germany 1,2,3.?I have few German Airports.And could I expect some problems with this scenerys regarding OOM.Also, what is the correct order of instaling. Should I instal FS Global first and then scenerys or...?ThanksEdin

Hi EdinI can't help you with your questions as I don't yet have those sceneries. But I will tell you that if you do decide to purchase and install them, you will love Aerosoft's German Airport Series, especially GAP 3. They are FPS friendly, alive with AES Lite vehicle traffic and are fantastic value for the money.Good luck with that reinstall - it's a real pain but the nice thing when you're done is that you will have a far cleaner install than before - at least that's what happened to me.

Real Germany may be fine if you're a real fan of photoreal scenery. It isn't a very fresh product, so I wouldn't expect a masterpiece quality of the terrain.You can think of Scenery Germany instead. It is divided into four parts and adds a lot of VFR details for flying in Germany. Part 4 enhances e.g. the city of Frankfurt and its area. They are mosre or less compatible with UTE if you're using it (you'll need some patches for those). Also they are priced quite low now (less than 20 euro, incl.VAT).

Real Germany may be fine if you're a real fan of photoreal scenery. It isn't a very fresh product, so I wouldn't expect a masterpiece quality of the terrain.You can think of Scenery Germany instead. It is divided into four parts and adds a lot of VFR details for flying in Germany. Part 4 enhances e.g. the city of Frankfurt and its area. They are mosre or less compatible with UTE if you're using it (you'll need some patches for those). Also they are priced quite low now (less than 20 euro, incl.VAT).

I would agree with Rafal - Real Germany, although reasonably good and novel when it was initially released, is really quite poor quality in terms of simulating a realistic flying environment when compared to scenery addons like Switzerland Professional, France VFR and, to an extent, the Megascenery V2 products. With Real Germany, although it is photoreal, the sensation you get when flying over it is of very dull and almost lifeless scenery particularly when flying anywhere below about 5000feet (in this sense it is similar to the Just Flight VFR UK scenery which, though photoreal, is also very dull). I have in fact uninstalled all of my Real Germany scenery from FS9 and find I get a much nicer and more realistic experience with a combination of GE Pro, Ultimate Terrain Europe and the Scenery Germany products (the latter also gives you a lot of additional airfield scenery). I guess if you lived in Germany or knew the area very well and wanted the configuration of towns, fields etc to be perfectly accurate, then photorealistic scenery such as Real Germany would be of value, but when you are just trying to create a realistic flying environment, photoreal scenery is not always the answer. I hope this helps you when coming to a decision!Bill

Thanks guys.At the moment I will skip VFR Scenery for Germany.Edin