Am I the only one?

[spinoza 48]

I've invested time learning DCS' A-10C, Flysimware's Learjet 35 for P3D, and now MSFS' Longitude. All great planes. Love these planes but my fingers are having a hard time remembering the very different key bindings for each one. I may be forced to give up one of them but I'm having a hard time deciding which one to abandon ship. So many choices but so little time. An embarrassment of riches for flight simmers. 

[Ron Attwood 3,472]

Yes, you're the only one.

Next.

 

😉

[regis9 4,031]

DCS has always been the hardest for me...such complex aircraft and you have to remember what to do under pressure while trying to avoid being killed by the enemy.  Quite a difference from a leisurely FMC programming session 🙂

[spinoza 48]

3 hours ago, regis9 said:

DCS has always been the hardest for me...such complex aircraft and you have to remember what to do under pressure while trying to avoid being killed by the enemy.  Quite a difference from a leisurely FMC programming session 🙂

The sim manual for the DCS A-10C OpenBeta version is now at least 800 pages. Almost the same number of pages as the real-life manual for the Garmin G5000 on the Longitude. However, both are still not as voluminous as the Owner's and Navigation manual for the Honda CR-V SUV which has a combined total of almost 1000 pages. That's kind ironic considering computers are supposed to make life easier for all and not the other way around.