VeryBumpy

Study level Concorde, yes please.

XP12 does not need this rendering makeup. MAYBE this tech could be useful to turn satellite ground textures into 3D buildings, trees and objects but I'm guessing that would require like a 3 x RTX9090 video cards in 2035.

I see nothing immensely worthwhile in that dev video. As was said, its a Snapchat filter.

Didn't even know this was a thing. Yeah, before and after needed.

I’ve been here several times before. Sitting here glaring at the ‘Install’ button for FS2024. Disappointment, dissatisfaction and frustration have been the outcomes previously. With the latest SUx, is there an amended standard or caliber of completeness for large budget flight sims that one should be aware of and adjusted to?

As a gamepad user, this device seems nice. If FS24 career mode ever gets fixed, I'd consider getting one of these.

I tire of these robot show off stuff. Show me a robot, for example, helping a disabled person in a dozen ways during a normal work week without errors, then I'll be impressed.

Yeah, that's the very first thing I thought of also.

FSX runs best with the fastest cpu clock speed single core possible. Purchase for that first, every need after that is a far second. Edit: Just wanted to agree with Luis, Lossless Scaling is a HUGE benefit when used with FSX.

Good to know. I did not know of all these issues.

Sounds like a bug or glitch. Surely all airports in winter climates don't suffer these visuals?

Maybe he wants to focus on the premiere Career mode?

Same. And I already have the best 747-100 in Xplane 12.

Agreed. MS/A should implement an in-game 'connectivity meter'; which would show what the actual strength of your connection is and how compromised or reduced the graphics will be while you play.

I don't doubt this one bit. You are not truly in control of your game settings when you rely on streaming.

Maybe I missed it but no fix to the large fps drop at night at busy airports when AA is on?

Well that stinks. Forced hardware/software sunsetting is another reason updating isn't always the best idea for everyone.

That sucks and seems unusual. I'm dreading the day any one of my 6 drives goes bad. Most is backed up but still the hassle is real.

Same. My motherboard is not win11 compatible, it does not have this needed chip. That mean pain in the butt whole upgrade which I'm REALLY not interested in doing or buying. I'll wait for win12.

The current state of XP12 scenery is very good. I still want offline play so anything streaming is off the table for me. Realistic improvements to me would be 3 fold: real anti-aliasing less improper angular rivers/roads/coastlines/terrain boarders/etc increased level of detail i.e. less popup or farther draw-in

In to follow. Career continues to seem to be an after thought and extremely low priority to the devs.

Looks nice enough, it shows a few more feature than XP12 v2 which I just bought and is nice. Cost will be important, more than $20 is not worth it IMO.

From my on and off install then testing with FS2024, what you experienced is the norm. A few days the game will look perfect but most days there are noticeable graphical issues. All the time career has issues. My $200 is lost, if you still have time get a refund, I would do so.

Dedication, smarts and compassion. She was good people.

Yup, every time you load the game, you really never know if FS2024 is working right. Since I have no recourse, I've simply accepted my $200 purchase loss and fully moved to a sim that plays 100% reliably offline.