25 minutes ago, g-liner said:

What’s the reason A2A are going this way still with their aircraft, I think all other devs are on marketplace now.

Obviously except the ones with the independent developers working on a project and their separate agreements like Heavy decision etc have. 

Because many  think Market Place is a royal PIA and avoid it like the plague, myself included. 

10 minutes ago, g-liner said:

lHopefully a console release is on the way also then!

It's doubtful, I don't think consoles can run external software.

1 minute ago, Ixoye said:

It's doubtful, I don't think consoles can run external software.

Right but A2A said they’re looking at a marketplace release. 
 

“We wanted it out in our store first and to make sure no bad bugs made it through. Once we have that confirmed then we can concentrate on the MSFS store.” 

 

6 minutes ago, g-liner said:

Right but A2A said they’re looking at a marketplace release. 
 

“We wanted it out in our store first and to make sure no bad bugs made it through. Once we have that confirmed then we can concentrate on the MSFS store.” 

 

Maybe it will be a dumbed down version, with missing features. 

10 minutes ago, Bobsk8 said:

Maybe it will be a dumbed down version, with missing features. 

Are PMDG aircraft in the marketplace dumbed down with missing features? (Serious question as I have never owned PMDG aircraft)

4 minutes ago, snglecoil said:

Are PMDG aircraft in the marketplace dumbed down with missing features? (Serious question as I have never owned PMDG aircraft)

Only the livery complications.

2 hours ago, kiwikat said:

Only the livery complications.

Complication only in Xbox. In PC there are none. I can use whatever livery I want.

I would never ever by anything directly from marketplace.

why you believe this makes the product better is beyond my comprehension.

Ron

The WBSim C172 with the Boris soundpack is very realistic to the real aircraft.

 

 

13 hours ago, Accolade said:

Good morning,
What do you think is the most faithful single-engine aircraft to real piloting.
The one who reacts the same as in real life.
THANKS

I believe only real-world pilots opinions should matter here... At least that's who I'd like to hear from.  ps. I would think it's also going to depend on your controls. A veteran real world pilot using an Xbox controller can hardly form such an opinion 😛

Edited August 18, 20232 yr by Virtual-Chris

2 hours ago, Ron Lefebvre said:

I would never ever by anything directly from marketplace.

why you believe this makes the product better is beyond my comprehension.

Ron

It doesn't make it better, it makes it much cheaper for many people.

8 hours ago, g-liner said:

Have you all flown the Comanche and these other aircraft irl? 

From aircraft I’ve flown IRL and in the sim the 152 and 172 are the most realistic. 

I have and there's no comparison; the A2A Commanche flies more like both its real-world counterpart, and an airplane in general, than just about anything else in the sim.

The PMDG 737s are very good and fly like a 737 in a lot of ways, but they have some quirks too.  I don't always love how they feel in the landing.

Another of my favorites is the Blackbird Porter, though I've never flown a real Porter (and the PT-6 simulation is highly simplified).  It is a great stick and rudder plane in the sim though.

But for a GA recip nosedragger, there's nothing out there that challenges the Commanche in flight model.

3 hours ago, Alvega said:

It doesn't make it better, it makes it much cheaper for many people.

Who are you thinking of as that doesn't seem the case in the UK or US.

There any price difference is small and definitely not worth the unpleasantness of being at the mercy of marketplace release policies

  

14 hours ago, g-liner said:

What’s the reason A2A are going this way still with their aircraft, I think all other devs are on marketplace now.

Obviously except the ones with the independent developers working on a project and their separate agreements like Heavy decision etc have. 

Because the marketplace is pretty awful and MS interferes in both what you sell (no ordinance or guns etc etc)  and how you sell it (no discounts for existing customers or bundle deals allowed) does not issue itemised receipts so a customer can prove they own your product if there are issues,  and takes forever to approve and upload the original product and the same again for every update (which the dev invariably gets the blame for) .

The  Comanche may also need other stuff installed that the marketplace downloader cannot handle.

In terms of customer experience, there is no shopping trolley, so if you are buying half a dozen cheap items on special you need to buy each separately and pay separately and again there is no itemised receipt to prove to the dev you actually own a legitimate copy of their product. There is no customer loyalty bonus and no discounts for owning previous versions of the product (for example with the JF PA28's owning a different MSFS variant or P3D or XPlane product can attract a discount but NOT on the marketplace, MS do not allow it)

The ONLY bonus of the marketplace (albeit a huge bonus) is people on XBOX get access to your product.

Regardless a dev is free to sell anywhere they like and customers are equally free to not buy the product if they do not like the storefront.  It is not as if in the real world you can complain if certain fashion lines refuse to sell through Walmart or your local car dealer does not stock Teslas.

  

20 hours ago, Accolade said:

Good morning,
What do you think is the most faithful single-engine aircraft to real piloting.
The one who reacts the same as in real life.
THANKS

 

In terms of the OP question, what is the most realistic GA?  Almost certainly the A2A Comanche followed by the WB-SIM  steam gauge 172 mod and the JP Logistics 152 Mod.  Runners up would include the Got Friend Wilga, Ant's Tiger Moth, the Black Square steam gauge Bonanza and Just Flights Warrior II .

Edited August 19, 20232 yr by Glenn Fitzpatrick

8 hours ago, petejohno1 said:

The WBSim C172 with the Boris soundpack is very realistic to the real aircraft.

 

 

+1

I have no doubt the A2A Comanche is by far the most realistic GA aircraft available for MSFS.

It is not the aircraft for me though. I've had it in P3D and it ended up in my hangar quickly because of the peculiar autopilot and the restricted visibility out of the cockpit.

When I fly a GA aircraft in the sim I mostly do it to enjoy the scenery. The Comanche wasn't really the perfect aircraft for that. In P3D I was almost exclusively flying the A2A C182. Hopefully A2A will bring that to MSFS as well.

Until then the WBSim C172 with the addon soundpack is a good alternative which - as a high wing aircraft and with less cockpit struts - offers better visibility and is a lot less complex than the Comanche.

If I want something more complex I fly the Fenix A320.