RaceAce01

Hey Sasa, I've noticed that you've been around the forum for 20 years and seem to have a lot of experience. I'm currently playing MSFS on my PC and loving it, but I'm looking to try something new and add some variety to my sim experience. Recently, I've been using a dofreality motion platform, which has been fantastic, and now I'm considering getting something similar. We were just discussing this recently ( Have you tried any other flight simulators or motion setups that you would recommend? I'd really appreciate your insights.

Thanks for the suggestion! I like your method, and I'll give it a try to see which aspects of a flight simulator are most important to me.

Alright, so in the end, what do you think would be better?

Hi everyone, I wanted to get some advice on flight simulators. I've been a fan of X-Plane for a while, starting with X-Plane 10 and now enjoying X-Plane 11 on my PC. It's been a great experience, but I'm looking for something new to spice things up. I've had a positive experience with dofreality, and it was pretty impressive. However, I'm not in a hurry to purchase it just yet. So, what other flight simulators would you recommend for someone seeking new and exciting experiences? What do you like about your favorite simulator? Looking forward to your suggestions!

I’ve noticed the same thing with the A320neo in MSFS. It can be pretty frustrating when the descent doesn’t go as planned. One thing that helped me is using the Vertical Speed (VS) mode manually to fine-tune the descent rate. It’s not a perfect solution, but it gives more control compared to managed mode. Also, you might want to check out the FlyByWire A32NX mod if you haven’t already. It greatly improves the overall behavior and realism of the A320neo in the sim.

I get your frustration. Unfortunately, transferring older Aerosoft products, like the disc version of the F16, directly to the Steam edition of FSX isn't straightforward. The installation methods are different, so just moving files might not work properly. You can try manually copying the aircraft files to the SimObjects/Airplanes folder in the Steam version, but it might require some troubleshooting and tweaks. Regarding the website selling download keys, be careful. If it looks suspicious, it's probably a scam. Stick to official sources or trusted resellers to avoid any issues. If you're set on getting the F16, consider contacting Aerosoft support for any advice or potential re-releases that might be compatible with your setup.