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Bigbluss

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  1. Hey all, I've been flying a lot of the PMDG 737, 777, A2A planes and Black Square aircraft. I am not sure what the settings should be around crash damage and other physics in MSFS. For example the turbulence setting, detect crash impact etc etc. I absolutely want my engine failures to have consequences and not simply get a message about continuing my flight. Whats the best approach to all the settings for realism with complex payware? I understand there's no visual damage model, but at the same time having my planes bounce off the floor or auto reset in the air feels a bit off.
  2. Own both. Much prefer the inibuilds. Better performance, looks a lot better, great systems.
  3. WOW. Playing Geforce Now and am very close to the server so the performance has always been good - but man, with this upgrade my fps is significantly higher at ultra settings. Double in places. PMDG 777 at a busy 3rd party airport with AI traffic and the take off run was 90fps (2x framegen) in bad weather. Used to be around 50fps. A2A is up at 120fps 1440p ultra. Beautiful. Good work Asobo.
  4. Not for the people on Xbox, Geforce Now and upcoming PS5 and PS5 Pro. PMDG said they've made many sales on console and its a big chunk of their userbase. I play solely on Geforce Now and the lack of livery updates and decent sounds via the marketplace sucks, because other than that, the plane performs beautifully!

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