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MSFS is the new Crysis?

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Don’t think so, but it’s nice to see Jay this hyped. I don’t think I’ve ever seen him having this much fun!

 

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LOL MSFS was the original Crysis before Crysis ever appeared.  It's always been a test of system performance when a new version drops.

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1 hour ago, scotchegg said:

Don’t think so, but it’s nice to see Jay this hyped. I don’t think I’ve ever seen him having this much fun!

 

But wow how good was crysis

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13 minutes ago, flyinion said:

LOL MSFS was the original Crysis before Crysis ever appeared.  It's always been a test of system performance when a new version drops.

How true! I'll always remember the first time I fired up MS Flight Simulator X. I thought I had a fast system (and I did), but X was a slideshow. Thus began my hiatus from flight simming until DCS became a thing.

Richard Chafey

 

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MSFS 2020, DCS

 

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MSFS runs a lot better on my aging rig than Crysis did on my not too shabby rig at the time!

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51 minutes ago, RichieFly said:

How true! I'll always remember the first time I fired up MS Flight Simulator X. I thought I had a fast system (and I did), but X was a slideshow. Thus began my hiatus from flight simming until DCS became a thing.

Oh I'm talking before FSX though, FS2004, 2002, 2000 was a massive hog.

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