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I can smell a new hotfix is in the oven in Asobo's cuisine

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with over 500 threads re. SU5 problems, the Asobo-chef and his 12 elves must be busy brewing a brand new recipe, I can smell it. When will the sizzling SU6 hotfix dinner be served, this tuesday? how would you like it prepared, medium rare as usual?

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60-130 fps. no CPU overclocking.

very nice.

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Hotfix not needed, just pull SU5 completely and go back to having a lovely and fully working flight simulator.

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6 minutes ago, turbomax said:

with over 500 threads re. SU5 problems, the Asobo-chef and his 12 elves must be busy brewing a brand new recipe, I can smell it. When will the sizzling SU6 hotfix dinner be served, this tuesday? how would you like it prepared, medium rare as usual?

I suspect exactly the same. Hopefully they won't break any add-on that was already updated for compatibility issues with SU5.

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what about the performance for desert?


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60-130 fps. no CPU overclocking.

very nice.

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You don't know Asobo very well. They'll release a new update in over a month or so, fix 5 problems and introduce 10.. This is becoming exhausting. 

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14 minutes ago, edpatino said:

Hopefully they won't break any add-on that was already updated for compatibility issues with SU5.

that is technically impossible, otherwise it would have been done long ago 😊

normally I order my steak medium rare,  this time can I have it well done Chef Ratatouille please:

new hotfix is cooking

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60-130 fps. no CPU overclocking.

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First and foremost I think we have to differ: if CTD's  are concerned, maybe it's ASOBO's part, but everything regarding visual downgrades - provided they are intentional for XBox purposes - then it would actually be Microsoft who is responsible. ASOBO will have to do the work whatsoever.

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16 minutes ago, edpatino said:

I suspect exactly the same. Hopefully they won't break any add-on that was already updated for compatibility issues with SU5.

Wishful thinking I am afraid. 

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Seems all the gains in fps speeds came as a direct result of automatically putting everyone at medium settings without their knowledge. Only improvement Ive seen is fps numbers are the same outside  and inside the glass cockpits now.


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First and foremost, they have to concentrate on all CTD problems, and I would like to get back cloud quality and color scheme from SU4, the rest I can live with until SU6.

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It´s kind of shocking how much the Color scheme degraded the overall look of the game, hopefully an easy fix by Asobo.

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@turbomax you might be right, Asobo was also known prior FS2020 for Ratatouille:

https://www.asobostudio.com/games/ratatouille

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Staying on the cooking theme, as PC users are currently digesting the raw leftovers after Xbox users have been given and are enjoying a feast,  can I suggest it is best eaten fried as Bubble & Squeak a traditional British dish.

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I think Asobo got squeezed between Microsoft's expectations of an Xbox delivery on time - and beta testers and the PC userbase on the other side. 

They likely don't have resources to keep two very different versions running at the same time. They do run different variants (Xbox Series S and Series X), but the main sim has to be the same.

I hope they will spend their resources fixing the PC variant. It's now FUBAR. 

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