Don't Fly Microsoft Flight Simulator on Xbox!
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- If you love Microsoft Flight Simulator and are really enjoying the experience, then you need to stop flying on Xbox and move up to a PC!
This isn't an Xbox hating video; rather, it's a look at why those that enjoy Flight Simulator will really benefit by going to a PC.
Gaming PC
Alienware Aurora R9 Desktop
Intel Core i9 9900K
64GB Dual Channel HyperX FURY DDR4 XMP at 2666MHz
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti
Keyboard: Razer Blackwidow Chroma V2
Mouse: Logitech G300s
Headset: HyperX Cloud Pro Gaming Headset
Thurstmaster T.Flight Hotas X
Streaming PC
Alienware Aurora R6
Intel Core i7
16GB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080
Capture Card: Elgato HD60 Pro - Ігри
I've been flying using XBox Series S from day 1. I cant even begin to tell you how many countless hours of fun and relaxation I have had.
Hi there, how would you describe the FPS on Series S? Do you get any stutter? Thanks a lot :)
How hard is it to hit all the buttons and controls just using the Xbox controller?
@@DannyAckerman It's actually super easy.
How did you get it?
Thats great but he is talking about those who are more serious about the game.
Based on this video and comments, I will purchase XBox
I have it on Xbox series x and I am highly impressed. I have recently incorporated a keyboard and mouse to use injunction with my thrustmaster hotas 1 flight stick and thruster combo. The mouse definitely took the experience to the next level allowing a more smoother interaction with the in dash controls and switches. It feels like a new game again even though I am only 2 weeks into playing this game. I don’t want to spend pc amount of cash and am quite happy with the Xbox.
Me too on series x absolutely love it I have bought a lot of addons and the premium deluxe!
I also on Xbox, I hate that the game crashes after every flight…I reinstalled and so on…
@@karlconrad8839 Hi how can crash if a lot addon ? why?
Do I need a Xbox gamepass to play?
Are u playing on a tv or a monitor with the Xbox series x cause I have that Xbox and I’m on a tv
Really enjoying flight sim on Xbox and even Xbox One thru XCloud. I'm just happy they made this available to us to play without spending lot of money on a pc. Its perfectly fine for someone who plays this game for relaxation and more on the casual side.
Nailed it. It’s perfect for more casual/halfway between casual and hardcore.
@@goldenstateaviation2861 Hardcore? I don't think you know what that means in flight simming where folks have full 737 cockpits built in their garages.
@@fsx-legend4602 id call that over the top if I’m being 100% honest but yea I see your point
thanks
@fsx-legend4602 Those people arent hardcore. Theyre zealots! And there are maybe a couple hundred in the world willing to spend $100K for home flight sims like those. But whatever. Semantics. Dont get me wrong - more power to them, but 99% of flight sim people are flying rigs that cost less than $5k. Its pretty 'hardcore' to buy a high- end PC, $1000 monitor and HOTAS to play a *GAME.*
I have it on Xbox series X and using a Turtle Beach Velocity Flight and absolutely love it. Not even a thought about ever buying a $2000 plus computer. But there are definitely a few downfalls that you have mentioned. My biggest issue is no 3rd party free/paid add ons to be able to download
Thanks for sharing your experience!
2000??🤣🤣2000 give 10 fps in 4k.. xbox around 7000$
Same. I hope they release SDK in xbox version
Exactly the same thing for me, I use the turtle beach velocity one but this Christmas I’m upgrading to a pc because I fell at the moment msfs are neglecting Xbox even tho it will get better after su10
@@SoupGuyy Yeah apparently once WSAM is available on Xbox that will open up the floodgates and the creator of Microsoft flight simulator said that he is aiming for about 95% of PC products to be available on Xbox.
I had a high end pc. Goflight hardware, radio stack , efis, Mcp, etc. 3 panels for visuals. 2 lower panels for my glass cockpit. On my X box I have rudders and throttles quadrants. I uses a Bluetooth mouse to handle all the instrument switches for start. I have no problem never going back to PC. Some of the more expensive throttle and Yoke combinations will have a lot of programmable buttons on their hardware. I do agree about vatsim. I was on it year back and it was intense. As far as upgrade goes. I'd buy the next version of the XboxX vs a 1$-2K upgrade for a video card and another $500+ for a cpu.
I think it's important to say Flight Sim is still a toddler on Xbox it will improve alot in many ways over the next few years. Plus you got alot of keen pilots like myself he used to have the hole PC rig setup in my early 20s but now have kids running around so it's much more conveniant to use a Xbox that's tucked away. Comfort and never needing to upgrade the system for good perfomance is another huge plus.
Thanks for these comments
I would love to have this on pc, but I can't afford a new pc to handle this. My current laptop refuses to keep up. I love the idea of vatsim, but again I don't have a viable pc. For now I'm thankful my xbox one allows me to try it.
I'm a real world pilot and use x box for serious use and practice VFR and IFR procedures - This video is I'll considered
What about getting it as a first look into the game since I have no gaming pc? I am hoping soon to get it.
I don’t know buddy,it runs excellent for me on my Xbox series X/S,your a dominant PC player so it’s not fair to put both in same place
The point is, at XBOX you wont have a SIMULATOR experience, GNS530 what that fuck is this bro? and only at Deluxe Premium shit edition? You ill pay more for something the works like 25% from real life?
I'm not talking about PMDG, FENIX, nothing like that, but A320 Asobo default, its not 100%, 747? Joke?
Got it bro?
@@hrsouls wtf does this even mean
Dude wrote in English but speaks another language 🤣
@@hrsoulspmdg is on Xbox? And upcoming ini 320 will be near the fenix in terms of quality
My series s is pretty good, it overheats at times but I have a fan so I use that but one thing I hate is that my avionics go dark at random times during flight and it’s pretty annoying
I do have a computer but its no where near as strong to handle msfs, i have it on my xbox series s am i able to use replay mode on xbox for free?
I went from pc to xbox series x with a 120fps 1ms response time 4k monitor and don't regret it one bit
Same!
Facts. I had a high end pc. Goflight hardware, radio stack , efis, Mcp, etc. 3 panels for visuals. 2 lower panels for my glass cockpit. On my X box I have rudders and throttles quadrants. I uses a Bluetooth mouse to handle all the instrument switches for start. I have no problem never going back to PC. Some of the more expensive throttle and Yoke combinations will have a lot of programmable buttons on their hardware. I do agree about vatsim. I was on it year back and it was intense. As far as upgrade goes. I'd buy the next version of the XboxX vs a 1$-2K upgrade for a video card and another $500+ for a cpu.
@@TChalla007 I have never seen anyone running their $5,000 gaming PC on an 86" 4K UHD that supports vrr @ 120hz from the comfort of their leather recliner. That's how I roll and that silent little black box just cranks out the horsepower for an excellent FS 2020 experience. Now with the new SDK's becoming available we can look forward to a very big jump again in performance and freeing up more memory at the same time! I can't wait!
@@theaustralianconundrum 💯💯🥂🥂 VRR??
@@TChalla007 Variable refresh rate.
I had purchased and installed the full system it took 4 days to get it all downloaded and what gets me is how glitchy it still is and the lag response you'll hit the buttons and if the lag is too great it won't even notice you touched your buttons so you'll fail your training a whole lot cuz it can't keep up in real time at all
I am so pleased to see this. I have endeavoured for many years to have people understand that this is a simulator, not a game. Rather I see it as a simulator with a symbiotic game element. Unfortunately Microsoft market it as a game (for business reasons) and Asobo uses a game engine (which is necessary for our enjoyment and the mechanics of the simulation), however too many people encourage and reinforce the perception that it's a game, and I argue that unless we simmers quit this attitude then we are more likely to get more of a game than a flight simulation (in future versions as well). The object of a flight simulation should be "flight replication", not 'playing' a game, otherwise if gaming was the focus then there are plenty of games people can spend their time and money on. Since beginning flight simming in 1973 I have invested AU$75,000 in the genre (software, hardware etcetera) no-one spends that kind of money on a game. I take flight simulation seriously, and Microsoft needs to change their marketing strategies just a little bit, and push the reality aspect of simulation - and tone down the 'game' aspect. I don't believe they will lose financially if they have a smart writer of blurbs and 'package' information.
XBox for gamers and PC for flight replicators. Microsoft and Asobo need to run both but there should be a clear demarcation in their minds and the minds of people who use the product(s).
I have never played tried Microsoft flight simulator and it made me curious if it had some type of a training mode or instructional mode. What I mean by that is I am currently going through my Private Pilot license courses and once I'm done with that I'll be on to instrument. It would sure be nice to have a way to practice or even learn more instrument approaches or things like that on bad weather days or days that I can actually go out and fly and I was curious if a program like this actually has that.
So, many of your comments are valid if your intent is to be a really serious simulator user with an intent for it to help with real world flying. However, not everyone is in that place.
The situation with hardware controllers is getting much better on Xbox with Honeycomb, Turtlebeach, and Thrustmaster all having yokes, pedals, and throttle quadrants available.
For me personally, I wanted to build a specific PC for MSFS2020 but couldn’t get the hardware when the 3xxx series cards launched and my current PC wont run the s/w. With the global financial situation (here in the UK we are currently experiencing $10 per gallon in car fuel, utility costs are horrendous) and specifically for me, I cannot justify the costs for a new PC capable of running MSFS at the quality the Xbox can produce. So for me the choice is £450 Xbox series X and actually get to sim or just don’t sim. Costs are still IMO ridiculous for PC parts and this makes it prohibitive.
While I agree that the VATSIM, and PC specific add-ons are nice to have, I also know that developers are seeing that the Xbox market is also important so they are working hard to make the aircraft work on Xbox as well. Just recently some of the aircraft we have seen on Xbox are more or less the same as the PC aversion. Some things will likely never happen (persistence for example, where plane states are saved between flights to simulate real life) but it is still heading in the right direction.
Thanks sharing your comments and for watching!
@@hochmaniac Utter nonsense. SOC is vastly superior to traditional PC architecture of non integrated components. Xbox Series X is absolutely as capable as a higher end gaming PC. I run FS 2020 on an 86" 4K 120Hz vrr TV and it's absolutely fantastic. Easily as capable as a PC costing almost ten times as much as my console.
Add a wireless keyboard/mouse to the Xbox and the experience is very similar. I have it both on Xbox S and High end gaming PC. The cost difference of the hardware is almost 10 times more for PC if you gonna go all in on everything.
@@korsveien Try Xbox Series X. That IS equal to a decent gaming PC costing thousands.
While I agree that for hard-core simmers a PC is definitely the go to route you cannot deny that MSFS2020 Xbox is improving especially with the recent announcement that WASM indeed despite it being pushed to SU11 is coming, as they said it works well it is just slightly clunky. A huge advantage for the Xbox S/X is price and convenience, not everyone is as fortunate as you to be able to afford a PC or even save up for it, we are all different and we all have different financial situations, there is many people who say "Just buy a PC" as if it was that simple to fork up the money for it. The Xbox delivers an okay experience for a good price and developers know that that is an attractive deal to those who are casual or in a not so great financial situation.
At the end of the day if you put enough effort and have enough passion towards flight-simming it should not matter, you will buy what you are happy with. There is no point in buying an expensive machine if you aren't going to be happy with it.
What is WASM? I keep hearing that mentioned. Thanks:)
I am using it on the Xbox Series X with TB Velocity One Flightstick, Yoke and Rudder pedals. I am really impressed with it and runs better than X-plane 12 on my PC. VASIM would be nice but I wouldn't dismiss the Xbox.
Iam currently only able to do short flights simply due to the fact whenever I try to do a long distance flight and when I save the flight and reload the saved flight the tool bar keeps disappearing making it impossible to talk to air traffic control or anything else and unable to finish the flight.
Hi ! I ve the series S. Do you have ptoblems with loading texture on big cities ?
quite impressed about the XBOX series X performance on FSX, I tried it on my 1600 € Laptop (Acer Nitro V 17 (I know it's a laptop, not really ideal for this game), but it struggled, mostly because I only had no full SSD in it, just a hybrid drive, you need one to avoid the micro stutters cause by loading data while flying
Strange it has no SSD , my MSI has a 512GB SSD (it's small for a game like this) . But it cost me 1100€ and it has 3050ti in it. I hope it plays Flightsim, my previous laptop did well with a 1660ti and Flightsim.
I need the lighter cards because I can't use to much power in my truck or my batteries are empty to quickly 🙈 .
Learning to fly is hard 😂
@@hayerenders4576 my nitro is older, it has a 1060 card in it, ssd was not that common or extremely expensive then
With wasm support it is really fun especially now when pmdg 737 is comin. I also bought the atr 42/72 and a absolutely love that plane.
I have troube playing flight simulator offline on the Xbox Series X from Xbox Game Pass. I want to know how to play without connection online.
Can you download different aircraft on the xbox? Like an Embraer 190 for example?
I have the Series X and bought it only for this game. Im going to learn this month I guess. Whats beautiful about this is as long as you never play on a P.C. you'll never know the difference friend
how is the game? i want to buy it on xbox too please tell me
I'm a real life commercial pilot, and I think you can totally do some serious flying on the Xbox. I have a honeycomb yoke and throttle quadrant that works super well on my Xbox, and I enjoy flying everything from the C172 to the PMDG 737. I used to play on an older PC too, but I just found that is was more affordable to upgrade to a (then new) Xbox Series X vs buying a new PC that would cost thousands.
If you get Msfs on Xbox can you log in to it on pc and get the add ons there???
i need help when i roll left the plane role right and when i Row left the plane rolls right I don’t know why it’s doing this can somebody help me
Please if any one can advise me
I have msfs on my Xbox x
The problem is I'm doing training on A320 but most of the important pb in the panels are inoperative I tried to get full open A320 from the market place but it was wasted of money and still same problem..
Please help me how can I open this functions and important items
I have read your intro, i am a real simmer since the beginning, so now suddenly i bougth an xbox series x and have flight sim on it en pdmg 737 and i am enjoying it really good, ok, i cannot have addons ans stuff i was used to on PC, but this experience is really good and i understand you that on pc the experience can be better, with addons and stuff, but xbox flight sim is real good, that's as long more and more developers are willing en able to publish there good addons to the flight sim market for xbox too.. thank you and regards!
Your right I have it on Xbox and it's definitely missing key add ONS ...such as when I'm at the gate with a southwest airlines then I would like to see a bunch more of those parked at different gates. Just for one example
Please if any one can advise me
I have msfs on my Xbox x
The problem is I'm doing training on A320 but most of the important pb in the panels are inoperative I tried to get full open A320 from the market place but it was wasted of money and still same problem..
Please help me how can I open this functions and important items
@@haidarmarouf2165 you can only get full study level a320 on p.c Xbox x doesn't have that yet
Can u help me why on my Xbox are the low fps I want to land now but it’s shit
Hey did i doenload something wrong, because my xbox version doesnt work. All the tutorials never start. The free flight works but thats the only mode that works, and i dont really know how to fly, so is my xbox messed up or did i do something wrong ?
I miss seeing Hoch in the 190. Someone put me up to this
Anyone been able to successfully save and load a flight? Mine loads a flight that I have deleted a while back
Sure there might not be as many mods and extra aircraft to choose from including a scenery editor on the Xbox version but like it or not but my Xbox series x will stay technologically up to date for longer than if I went out and built a gaming PC that will be more expensive and I will have to update the hardware more often than replacing my Xbox. I have a series x at home and a steam deck for the road for basically the same price as a bulky gaming PC setup.
I use my series x for flight simulator as im on a very tight budget it has given me tons of enjoyment at a great price as I am unable to afford a higher end PC to run flight simulator on for a quality experience
Waiting for them to add shared cockpits. I wanna co pilot with my friend instead of having to catch up with each other.
So I have the Xbox game pass if I was to subscribe to the pc game pass would my add one from the Xbox transfer to my pc game or will I have to pay for them again
If you just take money in consideration, the xbox is unbeatable and for me the best option. So I totally disagree with this video! True there are some things you missing out on and some features are totally awesome, but is it worth the extra money, or is that what you get on xbox enough for you?! So it totally depends on what each individual wants and not what you think!
Listening to truly and deeply understand what someone is trying to convey to us is almost always more valuable than simply listening to refute. I’m a former military flier and also have thousands of hours of experience flying the Beechcraft F33A Bonanza that I owned for 15+ years. I also am currently flying MSFS 2020 on an Xbox Series S. As you correctly pointed out, the Xbox platform provides an incredible amount of value and fun for the dollar. I found Squirrel’s observations to be spot-on. For me, the hardware and aircraft choices have become far too limiting in my sim flying. So, I’m currently in the process of specing and buying a high-end gaming PC so that my sim flying can progress beyond the limitations he outlined. If you’re happy, stick with your Xbox. However, criticizing the insights he shared is not exactly the best way to learn nor to show appreciation for the creator’s attempts to add insights and value to the flight sim community.
Well done, Squirrel! 🐿️
Thank you, sir! 🙏
@@luvs2flyndive You probably know this, but there's oodles of aftermarket aircraft, and addons to bring more realism. Like FS traffic. I even have an addon that puts birds in the world.
Can you play this on console with controller?
I really haven't had many issues at all on Xbox Series X. Except ONE aggravating issue. I purchased this back in April 2022...it was beautiful, smooth. I think World Update 9(?) was released just days after I bought it and that was a compete mess, totally deflating since I JUST bought this! Quite a few CTDs, freezing up. HOWEVER updates since that mess, no major issues. The 40th anniversary update..eh..few planes didn't work whatsoever, A310 was one of them...and a real bummer. (NO control over throttle), DC-3 was also unusable. Everything else was fine though. That all seemed to be fixed an update later. Since then, it's been relatively ok. Yeah, I get an occational CTD from time to time out of nowhere, and it stinks, I'd say 97--98% of the time - for me, this is working flawlessly on my Series X.
I have played pc, and series x versions ,big adventage of series x is quick resume , including turning on konsol ,start playing game is 8 seconds, we all know how long is to start on pc this game , i have good pc , but most of time , for just fast trip , I prefer series x version
I play on Xbox now but I’m playing to switch to pc at the end of this summer and I have over 1000 flight hours
I just bought an X-Box X as my MSFS traveling companion..
My home machine is of course wonderful for all those IFR flights in ‘Heavy Metal’ but while on the road and in my hotel room the X-Box version is a nice companion.. and .. most marketplace purchases on my main machine can be downloaded and used on the X-Box..
For a flight student on a budget will Xbox One cut it? I’m likely going to buy a flightsimbuider garmin to help prep for august IFR training.
@@kyle42903 if you want to work on your instrument scan, procedure turns, holds and approaches.. MSFS is great!
Don’t expect much help ‘working the system’ i.e. interaction with air traffic control..
I am a student pilot and I am looking for complete realism and practice my skills and I do not know which of the two to buy, PC or Xbox X☹️
I’m a student too and I bought the honeycomb alpha and bravo yoke and throttle quadrant in order to practice at home. I also bought a Xbox series S so I’ll be trying it these weeks. If you want me to do a review write me and we can share experiences with this simulator.
Can u fly from Blackpool airport on Series s
It used to work so well. And now it’s non stop crashing 😩 so disappointing
Yes, same happen here, and what they do? Nothing...
extra features aren’t worth the likely extra 1000+ dollars you’d spend for a good pc to run msfs imo
I have it on series s but I can't play it due to it needed offline files even though I have them
Interesting and I agree that Xbox is limited, although it is fun if you wanna just have a casual flight after a stressful day, set autopilot and watch then drop to sleep. But I am more of what you're promoting, I do this with SIM racing games like F1, although I don't have a steering wheel yet due to placement of item in the room, I have the settings as realistic as possible to give that real life vibe of what it's like to be as a real life F1 racecar driver, I want to do the same with Flight Sim, a great experience, great fun and relaxing too. But of course, if you're like me and wanna chill then stick on Series X, nothing wrong with that. Both sides have their pros to this, just depends on the persons perspective.
I am 30+ years simmer on PC. Always looking for one day i can fly FS on console, rather than $3000+ PC. Thanks MS, Xbox S is now my addiction of flying on a couch. I still fly on PC for study level IFR
Nothing beats kickin back on the couch, playing it on the big screen.
@@blastofoyou can do that with a pc no problem?!
@@DutchManticore For a lot of people, their big screen TV is too far away from their PC. Mine is pretty close, but that still means running a long HDMI cable across the floor. Would need an hdmi switch box, would need to get wireless keyboard and mouse, and would have to adjust resolution and graphics settings every time I switch between the two. Way too much hassle.
@@blastofo If you want to game on a big screen often, then station it next to your TV. There is zero limit in this so I dont understand that youre saying its somehow mandatory to leave your pc away from your tv and run cables through your house.
Not to mention you can use something like Steam link to stream to your Tv wirelessly.
And hdmi switchbox?! PCs plug in directly to your HDMI / DP ports on your tv?!
And changing game settings? You can do this no problem with your controller, you dont have to fetch keyboard and mouse in order to do this?! And how often do you change them anyway? Pcs are exactly plug and play like consoles are.
I am getting the suspicion you dont really have a lot of experience with PCs since you are mostly making things up
I believe you’re absolutely right, but I purchased an Xbox series x exclusively to play MSFS and I’m very happy. I don’t deny my wishes for having a PC instead, but US$600 for an Xbox vs US$3500 for a pc, I think the Xbox is a winner.
Iam brand new to this, all i have is frame & and seat, iam going with Xbox (cost) any comments to help me? Ill up grade when I learn more
I have xbox series x with Velocity One flight. My biggest issue is SDK and Third Party contents are not supported for Xbox, even mods as well. Very dissappointed. Same to @TPHI 17
Most of the 3rd party content isn't very good, yet, so you're not really missing out of much of the extra planes etc that isn't available on the Marketplace for Xbox too. I got it both on PC and Xbox.
One of the most frustrating aspects of playing FS on my Xbox Series X is the frequent crashing. If I had the financial means, I would eagerly upgrade to a PC to hopefully experience a smoother gaming experience.
Just learn to fly and you won’t crash.
I thought it was just me. I go weeks or even months without using it because of the constant crashing. Worse is your paying as much as 30$ for addons and they have a shit ton of bugs. Plus there's no replay available and even some of the aircrafts that come with the deluxe dont ever work. like the citation longitude
If you were able to buy a strong PC, and a Quest headset, you could experience it in VR. Once you do, you'll never want to go back.
@@blastofo Yeah...THIS. Would absolutely love to fly this with a VR headset. Maybe one of these days I'll drop $$$ on a jacked up PC (Everything I have is Mac...oh and a very old and SLOOOOW 2009 PC laptop ) XBox X is fine for now...I know I'm missing out on a ton of additional features.
@@tomschaffner9704he means the game crashing but I see your joke 😂
I am playing on Xbox SX and LG CX65 4 KOLED and it looks absolutely amazing all the time, especially if I sit directly in front of the screen. I consider a gamepad with analogs to be very useful, it is basically a smal joystick so you have analog imputs. I will be happy to find some functional mouse like additional "ingame hand" to operate everything more easily. Before I used to have hiend PC with a yoke system when I played Xplane. Now on xbox I am enjoying much more although it is limited in compare to PC. Additional planes or addons on PC I dont care at all.
I am looking at getting a new PC and that is my debate. I want to give this some serious attention using and actual you and instrument clusters. But deciding on where to make the investment. Xbox was a consideration for ease of use. Gathering data.
I have had awesome PCs in the past all setup and configured for MFS, BUT, I hated wrestling with drivers and display settings to remove judder, anti-aliasing and graphic quality, and cooling, what I love with the Xbox X, I just power on and play. I use a mouse, a joystick & throttle and my Xbox controller, I enjoy it loads! I am not fiddling with graphic settings. They both have advantages, the PC assuming you have the budget and can keep your PC at a premium level then it’s all good, my PCs were well in excess of £4k to run it and I blew hundreds on add ons, my Xbox is a few hundred £, and I seem to enjoy it as much, recently downloaded the Chinook add on, very impressive! ❤
I’m a pc user starting to get frustrated with pc upgrade this or that. Might go to Xbox sometime for simple sake.
I Love the MSFS with my XBox X. ❤️🎈👍😁
I'm on Xbox thinking about getting MSFS - Do you use just a controller?
@@Happyland_Motel_Gamer_Cat A hand controller is perfectly fine! Get MSFS but get a Series X console. Also you MUST Have a very high internet speed or it will be awful on either a 10,000 dollar PC or a 500 dollar console.
I do not believe this.. Allways CTDs and blac screens especially the airliners.. 16gb of RAM is NOT enough for this game..
@@halec3861 No Problems here 💪👍
I first got into Flight Sim on the Xbox Series S. Was hooked from the word go. Then moved to Series X. And you are right. Absolutely a gateway drug. I currently do not have a PC to run Flight Sim on, but am saving money to buy a good gaming PC that can handle Flight Sim. If you don’t have a PC to run it, the Xbox will still scratch the itch. But, of you have a PC, that’s the way to go.
I have a Xbox and the limitations don’t bother me I just need a a 330 and a350
Easy, is not a game, is becoming the best flight simulator in history
assuming moneys not an object to you, well in todays day and age it is. I am not going to spend upwards of $2,500 bucks to have the same experience that an x box duplicates just fine for me at this time. I have been down the flight sim rabbit hole for many years. What I have learned is that after about 2 1/2 years the GPUs on PCs need to be replaced along with other components which sometimes leads to a whole new PC. So if you do not mine shelling out 2-3 K inflation not included, good for you keep giving them your cheddar.
I’m serious about Microsoft flight simulator since I’m going for my PPL but I’m reality all I need is a Cessna not airbuses.
So will an Xbox seres S with good quality yokes is what is making senses to me right now
Maybe later after I start going for my type rations than I’ll invest on a high end of 🙏
I swapped from PC to Xbox actually. I honestly feel little to no difference in my experience- honestly it might even be better to me. The only thing I truly miss is the lack of headtracking. That’s it. All of my marketplace addons will swap over to 2024 when it comes out, so I’m not worried about the support of all my 3rd party addons I had on PC. I can come home from work, boot up my xbox and be flying ASAP with no problems. It’s accessible and lovely. I recommend plugging a M+K into your xbox, it’s so much better with it and nearly indistinguishable from the PC experience.
Playing on Xbox.. im glad i can play it for now. It works fine, looks good. Juist really miss the flybywire on xbox. I will upgrade eventually but for now i have enough to learn.
where did you get the A310?
The 310 doesnt come out until later this year
As someone who plays the Xbox version, I feel like everything is left out. Like I can’t get other free planes that PC users have, and if I want a plane I have to pay about 70 DOLLARS just for a 737. And I don’t even want to TRY running MSFS on my windows 8. If you have a computer, get MSFS on there.
We can't all afford a high end PC tbh 😒
Dear HM; I would like your recommendation in choosing the right flight simulator using my PC! I am confused at the amount of software available!! I teach type rating airplanes for aircraft maintenance engineers. I would like to use a flight simulator that could allow us to display engine start, flight plan loading, ILS and other navigation methods PLUS able to operate the switches in the cockpit with as much realism as possible! Your input is much appreciated!
What about laptop
The xbox series x is awesome so smooth.. no lag at all.. I see Intel i9 with gefore rtx 3090 lagging.. doesn't matter if you don't get a few planes.. more than happy with my xbox series x £450 with flight simulator
The computer has only one good advantage, that the PC has a lot of extras for this game that you can't easily get on the xbox.
Hey mates, I found the problem, why my Series X crashes on 3rd party addon airports and city scenery! I think it is the ground texture - these addons use a ground texture, when Bing is enabled, the Series X gets the streaming info from Bing from the ground plus the extra info from the 3rd party addon. Turn off Bing before starting from a 3rd party addon in the main menu, after starting from the airport, turn on Bing from pause menu…
Another person with OPINIONS not FACTS!
I knew this was the royal Caribbean guy 😂
I have an xbox series x. I went to it from a PC. I have had a couple other consoles but have gamed on PC since the 90s. The power of the console is now good enough to leave my expensive maintenance intensive, gaming PC behind. I got increasingly frustrated with the constant tinkering and unexpected problems with a PC. I'm tired after working all day. The last thing I want to do is spend a week of my limited gaming time screwing around with obscure software conflicts and issues. Now I do my after work stuff then game. I turn it on and away I go. Any console issues I run into are rare and easy to fix. If it isn't quite as good as PC, meh who cares.
It's free on Xbox and runs stable, tbh ots as close as many people are going to get without having to save for a great gaming pc. The peripherals they have now are great and this is the only version I can play that isn't locked behind a 2000 dollar price tag. So yeah it's not the best but it's damn good for what it is. I had an excellent gaming pc but it's out dated now, so this is what I will use till then.
I cNt even open the game up. It just shuts down😢
What Xbox are u using
Will you buy me a computer?
me who plays fs 2020 in the xbox: *heavily sweating*
Not everyone can shell out hundreds, if not a couple of grand $$$ towards a PC.
So playing on an Xbox (Series X for me, btw but others may have the Series S) usually will suffice.
I have a great collection of aircraft, and it's pretty common knowledge that PC games always look better because of the ability to upgrade components, graphic cards, xtra content, etc, I like many people are content enough with an Xbox.
Would I like to have the fictional MIG 31 FireFox on MFS? Of course, but like I said, not everyone will invest in a gaming PC.
However, if there is one game I DO miss on PC, it's Star Trek Bridge Commander (With all the mods you can add).
Cant afford to switch D:
There's an arrogance in a classism world, most people are not that intelligent 💀
How much does an entry level PC cost that can handle MSFS?!
Not much. Buy second hand if youre on a tight budget. You'll get better performance than on xbox
I am waiting to buy a used PC rig with i9 and RTX 3090 for $400-$500, the price of a XBox Series X.
I have xbox series x and i love my msfs on the console. I think having a pc is just to expensive
I wanna play vatsim but don’t know how to get started
There's definitely a learning curve to vatsim. There's a lot of tutorials around, including here on YT. I learned primarily from watching others live stream their flights.
Thanks for watching!
@@hochmaniac that’s not the problem the problem is how to get online because I know how to use it I’ve watched countless of video but I don’t how to get online
@@NAISBAISFSX you need to make an account, pass the flight school, download the client, and press connect. Its actually not hard
@@SpidaMez i pass the flight school but when I try to connect it doesn’t want
@@NAISBAISFSX you have the software downloaded right?
I don’t agree at all I had so many hours of fun on my Xbox series x. Sure there is not a third party option for free liveries and some planes. But I had a lot of fun on Xbox with flight simulator.
I have both
Not everybody has 10.000 dollars
I have an xbox series x and a pc, last week i’ve install msfs on my xbox.. but.. nope. It’s a huge different between xbox and pc if you are in the flight sim world. Better on pc, fot a flight sim.
how the hell x box can make me flight, it dosnt even has a fucking wing
I have to disagree with you on this video I play on an Xbox series s and I love the graphics and the ray tracing and the look of the planes and you are way off on your video as any of eletist would say. In fact Microsoft flight simulator is one of my favorite games on the Xbox series s ...do for you to say don't fly on Xbox you video makes no sense.
Should really change the title. To say dont fly on the xbox is a bit clickbaity the x series can be got for €350 used, Its a great starting point for someone new to flight simulator and before they build/buy a PC and the x5 time the price of a new series x.
I got this as my 3rd game on my Xbox and I love it you can’t say anything