August 9, 201510 yr Author This: http://forum.aerosoft.com/index.php?/topic/96659-airbus-a318319320321-fsx-steam-questions/&do=findComment&comment=688705 Great! I will think a bit more my desition before purchase! I don't want to spend +50 bucks and get bored in a week Cheers N.-
August 9, 201510 yr Great! I will think a bit more my desition before purchase! I don't want to spend +50 bucks and get bored in a week That's why PMDG is your only logical choice Pawel Grochowski
August 9, 201510 yr Author That's why PMDG is your only logical choice My country airliner only uses B737-700/800 for regional flights, so its my first choice. But im afraid to get frustrated and throw away everything As i do not have FSX-SE installed yet, my plan is to use the PMDG (or the Airbus) with stock scenery, and only freeware weather engine and textures for clouds. I hope to get +30fps with no stutters. Cheers N.-
August 10, 201510 yr If you enjoy the A2A types, and if you took the time to learn how to fly them well, I think you would enjoy the challenge of the PMDG. I am not a serious airliner person, I am mostly a GA flyer like yourself, but if I fly an airliner, I want to fly a realistic one. I think if you are going to spend the money you might as well get the best. As others have said, there are lots of tutorials and videos on how to fly the NGX. If you want something 'easier' to fly but still very realistic, you might consider the 777. It is very automated so it is somewhat 'easy' to fly. Cheers TJ "The knack of flying is learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss." - Douglas Adams Tejon 'TJ' Stanley
August 10, 201510 yr The PMDG NGX is really not a difficult aircraft to learn. The more you fly it, the more comfortable you get with it. That being said, there is always something to learn with that aircraft, a good thing. If you don't want to go complex, you may want to try the QualityWings 757 which, while a little dated, is still an enjoyable aircraft. Cheers, Todd Regards, Todd Harrell Computer: i7 3770k @ 4.6 GHz, 16 GB DDR3 RAM, GTX 1070 GPU, 750W PSU, 250 GB SSD (Win 7), 500 GB SSD (P3D), 2 x 1TB HDD, 28-inch Viewsonic 1080p monitor Sim: P3Dv3
August 10, 201510 yr My country airliner only uses B737-700/800 for regional flights, so its my first choice. But im afraid to get frustrated and throw away everything As i do not have FSX-SE installed yet, my plan is to use the PMDG (or the Airbus) with stock scenery, and only freeware weather engine and textures for clouds. I hope to get +30fps with no stutters. You can start PMDG planes in many states from Cold & Dark to Ready to taxi where you only need to give it some power and you are ready for take off. Don't overcomplicate your thoughts. There's a reason PMDG is getting the most votes in every similar topic. It's really that good and versatile. Pawel Grochowski
August 10, 201510 yr Author Thanks guys! One more thing before purchase. Does pmdg Support w8.1/w10? They website only says w7. CheerS Cheers N.-
August 10, 201510 yr Thanks guys! One more thing before purchase. Does pmdg Support w8.1/w10? They website only says w7. CheerS I am currently running Win 8.1 Pro, and no issues with PMDG aircraft. Once you go through the hell of taking ownership of all your files, and run everything with admin rights, etc., It will all run smoothly. Matt Bernard20+ Years Commercial/GA A&P/PLST
August 10, 201510 yr Author I am currently running Win 8.1 Pro, and no issues with PMDG aircraft. Once you go through the hell of taking ownership of all your files, and run everything with admin rights, etc., It will all run smoothly. Great! Which files? The FSX folder only or something im missing? Cheers N.-
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