Tommy_1

No, no, I get it; real men today wear pink, honor their wife's boyfriend, and are generally proud, self-declared feminists. Progressivism and all. Jokes aside, I'm on the conservative and right-wing side of things, so for me, pink remains a girly or gay color. Feel free to call me a terrible, outdated, closeted, and/or bigoted '[insert generic -ist or -phobe word here]' any time for that take.

Well in this case consider my attitude outdated since I still think pink is a girly color and don't like dudes wearing pink 😁

Thanks for responding. I'm wondering thy Asobo put such a "girly" livery in there. It's seemingly even being mocked in some videos. Before anyone jumps on me, no, I don't have issues with girls flying, but if I remember correctly, it's still mostly dudes simming. Irrelevant of this pink one: It would be really cool if there were some databases in general for (official AND third-party) releases of liveries for MSFS. Started searching for such databases/wikis, but the closest I found so far is https://flight.fandom.com/wiki/Cessna_152. Pretty decent but somewhat out of date and not really listing 'version histories.' If anyone knows of good a good database with detailed version history / changelog information on liveries please let me know! Blue skies! ( No, I don't watch much TikTok but this is one of the first videos I found with this livery )

Hi Guys, Quick question, is this pink(ish) Livery - Textron Aviation 'Livery 1' - for the C152 in MSFS2020 an 'official' / default livery? I was modifying certain files and previously had completely 'pinked out' aircraft as a result of some texture missing. Example of this > Longitude in 3rd picture. In this case it seems like an 'official' Asobo livery though? If anyone could confirm this and ideally even post a little screenshot from their own c152 default livery selection I would appreciate that very much! Interestingly enough, 'AI' keeps telling me that this is 100% a "missing texture issue" and this is not a livery in the sim. Regards, Tommy

None. I'll wait 1-2 Years and see if things improve. The thin client / stream everything model is very suspicious - I gladly 'sacrifice' SSD Space if it means I can run a basic version of my sim offline when the need arises. For now I think MSFS2020 is a ( *edit ) decent Flightsim-Platform with some well polished Addon aircaft and sceneries. Asobo / Microsoft have promised continued Support for at least until 2030. Which I intend to use to it's fullest. No need for me to switch to this seemingly broken mess that ( currently ) is MSFS2024.