surf dtoid with 
Rising (10+)
People you follow
Reminds me of that Train Simulator on Steam which doesnt seem to be nothing else but thousands of dollars worth of DLC. Still cant think if its bad or not (or this, as its seemingly going in the same direction).
Ahhh the hours I put into Flight Simulator 98. <3 Would love to play this but I know my laptop is too shit. We'll see if my dad gets it, he loves flight sims. :P
This game is going to fail VERY quickly. It doesn't deserve the Microsoft Flight name. It is not a Flight Sim whatsoever. It's more of a bad Wii title that you control with a mouse on the PC.
Granted, I don't know much about flight simulators and maybe simulating the internals and meters of the cockpit isn't trivial, but still.
I could have beta'd this, I was invited, but I passed.. I was burned out a little by Microsofts beta process after the last dash update.
@Excell-2011 Yeah, the Microsoft Flight simulators have traditionally been used to train professional pilots, but casual players have always liked to play the games as well. That's what probably led to the decision to give that purchasing option to people.
TC's Chopper from MagnumPI, Hawaii Islands Pack, and I am good forever!
I love MS Flight Sim Games, hope this lives up.
I love MS Flight Sim Games, hope this lives up.
I have enjoyed MS Flight Simulators since I got the original on the Commodore 64 and I've played each one since. This one, while it looks nice with all the settings maxed out, isn't even close to that last version of Flight Sim. The worst part is that the pricing is outrageously expensive, 14.99 for one plane, 19.99 for the rest of Hawaii!!! Please, this is an extreme rip off. Just think how much you would have to play to get all of your favorite regions or airports. I'm definitely not supporting this at all, time to head back to Flight Sim X with thousands of free DLC from Flightsim.com
@Excel-2011
Its been a long time for me, and I was kind of young when I was into ti, but that stuff is fairly important to some people.. I mean they make whole elaborate, expensive, flight simulator set ups just to play these (or they used to).. But frankly external views for true enthusiasts isn't going to be enough, which is where Microsoft knows its going to make their money.
I'm really kind of surprised by the whole F2P pricing on this though, I'm finding it hard to say one way or another if I find it an odd decision for them to have made to do it this way.. Maybe not in selling various planes this way, but definitely the different views.
Its been a long time for me, and I was kind of young when I was into ti, but that stuff is fairly important to some people.. I mean they make whole elaborate, expensive, flight simulator set ups just to play these (or they used to).. But frankly external views for true enthusiasts isn't going to be enough, which is where Microsoft knows its going to make their money.
I'm really kind of surprised by the whole F2P pricing on this though, I'm finding it hard to say one way or another if I find it an odd decision for them to have made to do it this way.. Maybe not in selling various planes this way, but definitely the different views.
@Excel-2011
Actually what Brett said reminded me of something, not that its all that great a thing to remember these days -They blamed Microsofts Flight Sims for the 9/11 terrorist learning how to fly the planes. Remember the huff people made over them and how anyone could possibly get the training necessary to smash into peoples lives.
Actually what Brett said reminded me of something, not that its all that great a thing to remember these days -They blamed Microsofts Flight Sims for the 9/11 terrorist learning how to fly the planes. Remember the huff people made over them and how anyone could possibly get the training necessary to smash into peoples lives.
I haven't heard anything particularly positive about Microsoft Flight from people who have played it.
So basically the real function of this game costs money, but you can still play it casually for free? Okay that makes sense.
follow
