Failures in the simulator have been cut down due to license agreements. Allot of manufacturers don’t want their aircraft to be able to fail, be shown crashing or being in flames, etc. I expect the same for 2024. Sim loading time to get to the main menu has nothing to do with your graphics card. Do you have a M.2 or SSD? Night and day difference between a HDD and a M.2 drive I timed it, and it takes me 1 minute and 7 seconds to get to the main menu, and that's with 80 addons (227.15 GB). Also, you can skip the two loading screens in the beginning by running a cmd or using MSFS Addon Linker, which can save you a few seconds. DCS model wouldn't work for numerous reasons, but one big and obvious one would be that MSFS is already pushing the limits of the current game engine. The game engine they used in MSFS 2024 is supposedly upgraded from the one in MSFS 2020. DCS is stuck with their Eagle Dynamics Graphic Engine, which works really well for DCS, so there's no need to upgrade it vs MSFS, which constantly needs to be working on an upgraded engine, which means they constantly need to release a new flight sim every few years.
i agree with everything but i dont see microsoft putting the dcs game model in, by the way why was your dcs gameplay so laggy??
Why do all modern/new games seem to have optimisation issues and lacking features? Same thing with Cities:Skylines II.
Failures in the simulator have been cut down due to license agreements. Allot of manufacturers don’t want their aircraft to be able to fail, be shown crashing or being in flames, etc. I expect the same for 2024.
Sim loading time to get to the main menu has nothing to do with your graphics card. Do you have a M.2 or SSD? Night and day difference between a HDD and a M.2 drive I timed it, and it takes me 1 minute and 7 seconds to get to the main menu, and that's with 80 addons (227.15 GB). Also, you can skip the two loading screens in the beginning by running a cmd or using MSFS Addon Linker, which can save you a few seconds.
DCS model wouldn't work for numerous reasons, but one big and obvious one would be that MSFS is already pushing the limits of the current game engine. The game engine they used in MSFS 2024 is supposedly upgraded from the one in MSFS 2020. DCS is stuck with their Eagle Dynamics Graphic Engine, which works really well for DCS, so there's no need to upgrade it vs MSFS, which constantly needs to be working on an upgraded engine, which means they constantly need to release a new flight sim every few years.
I just home the trim behaves like the one from a real plane