MSFS - Testing Light Twin Engine Aircraft Myths

In this video, we experiment with a bad engine on a good plane and see if it is really as bad as they say.

[@jameswebb2856]

I actually completed a takeoff in a Piper Seneca with one engine at idle for the entire takeoff on a 7,000 foot runway. It IS possible. Light twins below 6,000 lbs max takeoff weight are not required to maintain level flight on one engine. The reason a twin has two engines is that it needs two engines to fly and the other engine is there to take you quickly to the scene of the accident.

[@Banliath]

Would you not fly the approach at a reduced flap setting and a higher approach speed? Never flew the baron so don't know the procedures.