Open up the Forum, and greeted with yet another whining thread.  What else is new?

33 minutes ago, Bobsk8 said:

Open up the Forum, and greeted with yet another whining thread.  What else is new?

That is what usually happens when the "vocals" don't get what they want you know that. This place  some times with some of these folks.? not you

Edited November 4, 20214 yr by jbdbow1970

Asobo, can we just a checkbox for "As real as it gets". You only need to check the box for full realism.  Simple.

Edited November 4, 20214 yr by Greazer

1 hour ago, Greazer said:

Asobo, can we just a checkbox for "As real as it gets". You only need to check the box for full realism.  Simple.

But 95% of all users have no idea what "as real as it gets" actually is, since they have zero hours real flight experience.

Edited November 4, 20214 yr by SAS443

1 hour ago, SAS443 said:

But 95% of all users have no idea what "as real as it gets" since they have zero hours real flight experience.

That's right, these armchair pilots thinks they know what they are talking about and thinks MSFS2020 is a god's gift dropped from the sky.

Its a product that is always a WIP and always evolving.

It will NEVER belike real life with our current technologies, but what we have now, its very good to most audiences

An old saying...there is nothing like the real thing 🙂😉 and i am sure most knows what i mean 😄😉

16 hours ago, KERNEL32 said:

the crosswinds, real world visibility (bad air quality, humid, fog, low vis from wildfires), *turbulence*

Former RW pilot IFR here, having used MSFS for nine months and flown around the world several times with GA planes, I found myself in less than hospitable instrument conditions depending of the season, location and real world weather depicted by MSFS, and this more than once! 

Turbulences I got plenty when flying in areas sometimes flagged by sigmets (Africa, South America over the Andes, the Alps), fog and low to very low visibilities below minima I encountered many times to a point where a go-around was necessary: Kamchatka, Prince Albert CA, Calgary, Sudbury. Evidently wildfires or volcano ash clouds are not (yet?) shown. Crosswinds, well, where could one fly to experience none?

On another MSFS forum, a user was bitterly complaining about violent turbulences in an area (Chili)... where FIVE sigmets were active with warnings of severe turbulences (he had no clue what a sigmet was anyway and never bothered to check weather anywhere he flew)...

Poor Asobo, mission impossible!