Commenting a bit late on this I know but a couple things: First, Great video! Someone should pay this man to be an instructor. Secondly, with the Xbox I've found the throttle to be the most difficult thing to manage, particularly when using the cockpit view. I rectified this by using a wireless USB keyboard and assigning throttle percentages to the number keys. 1 is 10%, 2 is 20% and so on with 0 being 100%. This has revolutionized my landings. Note that by default those keys control ATC responses. I cleared those. I use a wireless mouse for that. Hope this helps anyone who's interested.
Having flown for a weather modification program (not the pilot, just a copilot not accruing hours) in western Kansas, a lot of this rings true. You can tell you are a true pilot Squirrel. Nice work.
Just found a couple of your videos on landings and I really appreciate the great tips you provide! Being a newbie, 66-year-old MFS pilot trainee, I think your tips have already helped a bit smoothing out my relationship with Mother Earth. Subscribed!
Some folk are just naturally talented and have that ease of delivery to natural explanation. You explained this so well you made me want to buy the game. Absolute masterclass! Bravo 👏👏👏
My first attempt at a landing, a few days ago, I stupidly decided to pick the closest airfield to my house, and it was just a little field with a bunch of grass, and a bunch of tress at the end. I kept flying away and coming back at it, but I just couldn't see the airstrip until I was right on top of it, and usually I was at the wrong approach angle. I had to abort the landing about 5-6 times, but on the plus side it made landing at real airports much, much, easier!
I really love your way of explaining things. It takes account of the knowledge people have or don't have, and you explain very clearly every step with easily understandable reasoning for every instruction, all really great! The only thing that my very literal brain struggles with is when the plane is a few inches above ground and you say to wait for it to "fall out of the sky"... out of the sky??? It gets me every time!
Can you do a turbo prop tutorial? More specifically how to use the blue lever. Every time I fly a turbo prop my range is half of what it shows on the world map.
The blue lever is for the propeller, you adjust it for a specific RPM - from my studies, only for setting cruise RPM and subsequently makes less noise. The throttle is what you actually adjust for proper fuel flow and economy, as well of course the fuel levers. At cruise, you want to be anywhere between 60-70% power and adjust the fuel mixture levers accordingly
@@cubie3835 How do I set it? What gages do I look at? No matter how low I set my fuel my RPM do not change. I'm just confused on what I'm looking for on my plane. Thank you for your help.
@@rotor13 How do I set it? What gages do I look at? No matter how low I set my fuel my RPM do not change. I'm just confused on what I'm looking for on my plane. Thank you for your help.
i just want to clarify this, cause i think that people might still see this. The blackleveris the throttle, which will change your power, the blue lever is your rpm which will also reduce the rotation speed of your engine through angling the prop blade. Once you are at cruise, you bring this to give you the most rpm without getting into the reds. Then there is the fuel lever, which is usually red. This will affect fuel usage and eventually rpm. The way to set this properly is once you are at cruise keep bringing it down until you notice a drop in rpm, then you bring it up a little so the rpm stabilizes. You are now at optimal fuel and rpm. P.S. the moment you change the throttle this must be redone
Wow!!!! I love flying. I get goose bumps just watching these videos. Just picked up FS yesterday for my XBOX X and I love it. Flew over my house and parents and it’s amazing. Still getting used flying w the controller since I’m waiting for the new Turtle Beach flight toll to release. Thanks for the pro tips and yes…I agree with the last guy…you should teach if you don’t already!
Really loved the video man, out all of the different ones I’ve seen this not only describes what to do but the reason behind it. Really loved it! If you want any suggestions for other videos, I would really love to see the process of starting a Cessna from a cold start and actually taking it off from the cockpit view. Or explaining takeoff and landing from other planes like a Boeing 777 and others. REALLY NICE VIDEO.
As a complete newby, just got my first xbox s, Love your videos, even thought I took off from a small Booker air field and landed safely on Heathrow airpport runway on my first attemp . All due to your great training. Now just waiting for airort police to arrest me now !!!!!!!!
If you guys are new to MFS2020, you actually need to use the PAPI lights (on each side of a runway red and white) if both light are equal (2R:2W) thats good height.
Now I can't wait to go back home and practice landing again. I finished the landing tutorial in the game yesterday but the landings that I've mastered are very ruff😂
i just watched your previous video on xbox mfs (have only just recently started playing it). just did my first landing using your game settings from last video and the plane you recommended to use (was damn chuffed to do it i have to say) . it wasn't pretty but i did land without crashing (or on my roof). now i will watch your video as to how to land properly.
Thank you, fantastic tutorial, easy to follow and very effective, my controlled crashes have now turned into controlled landings since following the advice here.
Holy crap the in game tutorial makes me want to throw my controller through the screen. Keeps setting me back every 2 seconds if I slip up. This is a way better tutorial please make more
Your tutorial is a great help.At first when jumping inside MFS on xbox its a bit intimitating with all these choises to make regarding controls,settings ect.I have expirience in some car racing sims like assetto corsa competizione or codemasters f1 games.These kind of games are similar in a way that if you turn off all driving help the game is much more rewarding coz it's like you drive the car with no guiding help.I just did my first landing after seeing your tutorial,it was succesful but i need to practice a bit more to get the hang of it.In the end it will be rewarding.
Literally can't wait any longer, an entire world to explore, places to visit and landmarks to see it'll be like Google earth on steroids 🤣 don't play simulators very often but this is no ordinary sim...
Absolutely wonderful, thank you Squirrel 😀 My only criticism is that you've yet to mention the angle of attack gauge and I would've thought that'd tie in nicely with the landing in particular? Keep up the great work 👍
Thanks for your video, great help and can’t wait to try this. Just to check, at what point do you stop trimming? Just before touchdown or somewhere in the threshold? The bit I struggle with is just before the wheels hitting runway doing the bobbing up and down. Thanks in advance 👍
If you turn on all the basic assists, turn off all the simulations (fuel, damage, etc.), the game is quite arcady and easy to play. Really enjoyable to explore different locations.
Having bought the PC version on its release day, I agree it can look intimidating. I started off learning how to fly the sim in this very aircraft and as my "skills" improved, I ventured onto larger props then small jets. After 140 hours of flying I am about to embark on the largest passenger jets. All it needs is a lot of practice AND patience early on and it becomes very rewarding. Good luck.
I never played a flight sim before. Just turn on all assists and you’ll notice that after some time you’ll be getting cozier with the controls and will be turning them off one by one. It’s very easy to learn, lots of support.
Man, I have the game preloaded on my Xbox, I'm so pumped to play, but holy shit, this sounds complicated as fuck! It's actually got me kind of intimidated to even play. I know it's a complete different realm of flying, but, I play a space sim called Elite Dangerous, and my experience with flying and landing in that game has always given me hope of flying in MSFS but damn man, this seems really involved and really kind of complicated. I hope I can learn this shit.
Elevator controls suck width the controller no matter how less sensitive you put in the settings, I wish it was gentle as the trim control which is extremely smooth
Hey squirrel could you do a series of vids going through the lessons on xbox and what to do correctly. Watching a professional do them would vastly help us noobs conquer better results in the lessons. I'm doing the vfr navigation lessons at the moment and I'm getting a B but I haven't a clue what it is they want me to do. If we could watch you doing them I know I would understand it a lot more. Take taxing for instance I'm doing everything they ask stopping when I should following the ribbons and still only get either a C or B. And its not asked to use rudders yet when and how would we use rudders in flight? I've watched your videos and they are amazing. I would just like someone to do the same lessons so we can get an insight on the correct method. Cheers
Could you maybe do a couple different planes for the landing challenges? I have good accuracy but I always land too hard and always get a C or a B.. and the scottland one, I can't even land that plan..
Yeah, I'm a bit surprised to see the support for using the power for airspeed. That's not how it is, and that's not how any flight instructor teaches it either. Pitch for airspeed. Power for altitude. How come, @Squirrel?
I bought a series X primarily for FS. I have some simulator experience on much older versions and the importance of trim is this game is crazy and I feel like I’m constantly needing to fiddle with it. My other gripe with this game is that the PAPI is practically invisible on approach and seems kind of inaccurate. Not sure if that’s adjustable
There are plenty of tutorials for the game controller already out the on UA-cam for MSFS PC. There is no difference. Both platforms are exactly the same. You might want to think about buying a USB hub for your XBox though just so you know you're not going to run out of ports in the future.
@@wikz8480 The T Flight HOTAS is around £50, and while it is of really good quality, is very much at the cheap end of the spectrum, and a great "do I like flight simming" controller.
I am training for the private pilot and working on perfecting my landings. This video is very helpful and I am looking to get Xbox X. I am curious there was no mention of carb heat while on the descent. Is there is no role of carb heat in sim? Thanks
A 5% glide (approximately 3 degrees) implies a standard descent rate of 300ft per every nautical mile. Explanation: one nautical mile = circa 6000 ft. And 300ft = 6000 x 5%. So, if you are 1800ft above the runway, you should start your descent 6 nautical miles before the threshold of the runway. Check constantly you are staying on the right glide. With a 60kt horizontal speed, your plane flies one nautical mile per minute and so your vertical speed should be -300 ft per minute. Standard descent rates: 300ft/mn at 60kt; 400ft/mn at 80kt; 500ft/mn at 100kt; etc… All this is true when there is no wind. The usual circuit height (pattern altitude) is 1000ft above the runway.
Help! I'm on the series S and having problems landing the vast majority of the time, I touch down all fairly well lined up but the plane veers of to one side and it's like the rudder inputs aren't working at all. Do you think I have an issue with the controller or console or is there something I am missing? Many thanks to anyone who takes the time to reply!
Hi,many thanks for your great tutorial on landing the aircraft. The only thing is I have an oculus quest 2 set up and I am debating whether to buy the Microsoft flight simulator, do you have a separate video for oculus or does the Xbox version cover both set ups. Kind regards Jack Bowen.
I just downloaded the MSFS for xbox x. It already crashed 10 times. The last time, the whole console shut down and didn't come back up. Do you guys experience the same?
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As an actual pilot, this is a wonderful explanation. In fact this is just like a flight lesson in a real airplane.
Had a friend that learned how to fly on FS. Then took actual lessons. He's now a pilot.
@@nightowlme I am 57 and I am hoping to do that very thing. Learn as much on the SIM as possible and then get my license.
Agreed
same getting my licence as soon as i can im 13 rn and im gonna put a lot of work into sims
I’m definitely going to get my ppl soon ✈️
This guy should teach in real life. His voice is so relaxing
He does teach in real life. You just watched his very real video on how to land a plane ;)
Zzzzzz. Too relaxing.
All I hear are screams
The bob ross of flight simulation
He taught me and I'm a real boy.
Commenting a bit late on this I know but a couple things:
First, Great video! Someone should pay this man to be an instructor.
Secondly, with the Xbox I've found the throttle to be the most difficult thing to manage, particularly when using the cockpit view.
I rectified this by using a wireless USB keyboard and assigning throttle percentages to the number keys. 1 is 10%, 2 is 20% and so on with 0 being 100%. This has revolutionized my landings.
Note that by default those keys control ATC responses. I cleared those. I use a wireless mouse for that.
Hope this helps anyone who's interested.
Having flown for a weather modification program (not the pilot, just a copilot not accruing hours) in western Kansas, a lot of this rings true. You can tell you are a true pilot Squirrel. Nice work.
Just found a couple of your videos on landings and I really appreciate the great tips you provide! Being a newbie, 66-year-old MFS pilot trainee, I think your tips have already helped a bit smoothing out my relationship with Mother Earth. Subscribed!
As a beginner in MFS, this video was excellent, thank you so much for taking the time to explain each step in detail. Super well done!
Some folk are just naturally talented and have that ease of delivery to natural explanation. You explained this so well you made me want to buy the game. Absolute masterclass! Bravo 👏👏👏
You are a credit to this community mate... an excellent video.
One of the best, clearest and most informative MSFS tutorials i have ever seen. Thanks!
As an absolute newbie, this is probably the very best tutorial I have ever seen. thank you so much.
My first attempt at a landing, a few days ago, I stupidly decided to pick the closest airfield to my house, and it was just a little field with a bunch of grass, and a bunch of tress at the end. I kept flying away and coming back at it, but I just couldn't see the airstrip until I was right on top of it, and usually I was at the wrong approach angle.
I had to abort the landing about 5-6 times, but on the plus side it made landing at real airports much, much, easier!
I really love your way of explaining things. It takes account of the knowledge people have or don't have, and you explain very clearly every step with easily understandable reasoning for every instruction, all really great!
The only thing that my very literal brain struggles with is when the plane is a few inches above ground and you say to wait for it to "fall out of the sky"... out of the sky??? It gets me every time!
This is the best tutorial on not only landing but trimming as well! Thank you and keep it up!
Can you do a turbo prop tutorial? More specifically how to use the blue lever. Every time I fly a turbo prop my range is half of what it shows on the world map.
The blue lever is for the propeller, you adjust it for a specific RPM - from my studies, only for setting cruise RPM and subsequently makes less noise. The throttle is what you actually adjust for proper fuel flow and economy, as well of course the fuel levers. At cruise, you want to be anywhere between 60-70% power and adjust the fuel mixture levers accordingly
@@cubie3835 How do I set it? What gages do I look at? No matter how low I set my fuel my RPM do not change. I'm just confused on what I'm looking for on my plane. Thank you for your help.
@@rotor13 How do I set it? What gages do I look at? No matter how low I set my fuel my RPM do not change. I'm just confused on what I'm looking for on my plane. Thank you for your help.
@@Axle1324 Blue lever will change the RPM, throttles will change the manifold pressure.
i just want to clarify this, cause i think that people might still see this. The blackleveris the throttle, which will change your power, the blue lever is your rpm which will also reduce the rotation speed of your engine through angling the prop blade. Once you are at cruise, you bring this to give you the most rpm without getting into the reds. Then there is the fuel lever, which is usually red. This will affect fuel usage and eventually rpm. The way to set this properly is once you are at cruise keep bringing it down until you notice a drop in rpm, then you bring it up a little so the rpm stabilizes. You are now at optimal fuel and rpm. P.S. the moment you change the throttle this must be redone
Wow!!!! I love flying. I get goose bumps just watching these videos. Just picked up FS yesterday for my XBOX X and I love it. Flew over my house and parents and it’s amazing. Still getting used flying w the controller since I’m waiting for the new Turtle Beach flight toll to release. Thanks for the pro tips and yes…I agree with the last guy…you should teach if you don’t already!
Really loved the video man, out all of the different ones I’ve seen this not only describes what to do but the reason behind it. Really loved it! If you want any suggestions for other videos, I would really love to see the process of starting a Cessna from a cold start and actually taking it off from the cockpit view. Or explaining takeoff and landing from other planes like a Boeing 777 and others. REALLY NICE VIDEO.
It would be great if you’d do a set of basic tutorials for something like the airbus too. This is so helpful.
To simplify it for gamers, trim is related to how your controller for your console may have some drift and you have to compensate for that.
As a complete newby, just got my first xbox s, Love your videos, even thought I took off from a small Booker air field and landed safely on Heathrow airpport runway on my first attemp . All due to your great training. Now just waiting for airort police to arrest me now !!!!!!!!
This is the best beginners video I've seen so far. As a beginner myself this made a lot more sense then other videos I've seen
Thank you for your excellent presentation.
It's easily followed, clear and precise and greatly appreciated for an absolute beginner sim pilot
If you guys are new to MFS2020, you actually need to use the PAPI lights (on each side of a runway red and white) if both light are equal (2R:2W) thats good height.
This is the BEST landing tutorial I have seen. Very well explained. Thank you so much.
This information is so good, I actually come here than my Sporty's Flight School tutorials. Thank you, absolutely brilliant.
Now I can't wait to go back home and practice landing again. I finished the landing tutorial in the game yesterday but the landings that I've mastered are very ruff😂
Can we get more full tutorial series :) I see you have an even older one but man these two are the best
i just watched your previous video on xbox mfs (have only just recently started playing it). just did my first landing using your game settings from last video and the plane you recommended to use (was damn chuffed to do it i have to say) . it wasn't pretty but i did land without crashing (or on my roof). now i will watch your video as to how to land properly.
Brilliant instruction. Thank you for sharing.
Good to see you back flying cheeknut👍🏼👍🏼
First flight I took off, real rocky, saw the Redeemer, then landed thanks to your videos.
Thx for this lets hope my landings at Heathrow is much better now 😅
Thank you, fantastic tutorial, easy to follow and very effective, my controlled crashes have now turned into controlled landings since following the advice here.
Holy crap the in game tutorial makes me want to throw my controller through the screen. Keeps setting me back every 2 seconds if I slip up.
This is a way better tutorial please make more
Will try this tomorrow thanks for your help so much 🎮
Your tutorial is a great help.At first when jumping inside MFS on xbox its a bit intimitating with all these choises to make regarding controls,settings ect.I have expirience in some car racing sims like assetto corsa competizione or codemasters f1 games.These kind of games are similar in a way that if you turn off all driving help the game is much more rewarding coz it's like you drive the car with no guiding help.I just did my first landing after seeing your tutorial,it was succesful but i need to practice a bit more to get the hang of it.In the end it will be rewarding.
Thanks a lot. Your takeoff and landing videos will really give us a great start into this game.
Thanks for tutorial. The landings are tough in this game.
Literally can't wait any longer, an entire world to explore, places to visit and landmarks to see it'll be like Google earth on steroids 🤣 don't play simulators very often but this is no ordinary sim...
Great tutorial
What a great video. Subscribed.
When I finally manage to get the Series X, and MFS2020 I will be coming back to this video. Can't wait to have a go.
Great series of videos. I was able to take off and land first try after watching!
Absolutely wonderful, thank you Squirrel 😀 My only criticism is that you've yet to mention the angle of attack gauge and I would've thought that'd tie in nicely with the landing in particular? Keep up the great work 👍
Thanks again Squirrel, another great guide.
The best, dam, wish you did more flight sim vids
great tutor !
This is pure gold! Thanks a lot! Subscribed already. Waiting to get my hands on a Xbox series x!
Woah thanks dude i needed this.
Since you already landed here in Rio, why not come by and have some coffee? It'd be my pleasure!
These are brilliant. Thanks so much!
Wow. You just made my flight sim much more gooder to experience.
Yes I said gooder lol 😆
Can you do a video on taxiing please? Thank you.
Thank you for the important and useful information Sir.
Fantastic - this is a real help. Thank you
This is the best tutorial
Amazing tutorial!
Thanks for your video, great help and can’t wait to try this. Just to check, at what point do you stop trimming? Just before touchdown or somewhere in the threshold? The bit I struggle with is just before the wheels hitting runway doing the bobbing up and down. Thanks in advance 👍
WTG! Nothing but help from our ‘guru of gaming’.✨🤗✨
Thanks, Paul.
Very helpful, thanks!
Im so scared this game will be to difficult but it looks great
If you turn on all the basic assists, turn off all the simulations (fuel, damage, etc.), the game is quite arcady and easy to play. Really enjoyable to explore different locations.
@@Pienimusta ty
Having bought the PC version on its release day, I agree it can look intimidating. I started off learning how to fly the sim in this very aircraft and as my "skills" improved, I ventured onto larger props then small jets. After 140 hours of flying I am about to embark on the largest passenger jets. All it needs is a lot of practice AND patience early on and it becomes very rewarding. Good luck.
I never played a flight sim before. Just turn on all assists and you’ll notice that after some time you’ll be getting cozier with the controls and will be turning them off one by one. It’s very easy to learn, lots of support.
It is too difficult. At least for me.
Great video - thanks! If only there was an xbox-x available to buy, I would be practising these techniques.......
I’m not sure I saw the trim numbers change at the bottom as you were making changes. What did I miss?
Great stuff mate.
These videos are good for players on any system to be fair :)
Man, I have the game preloaded on my Xbox, I'm so pumped to play, but holy shit, this sounds complicated as fuck! It's actually got me kind of intimidated to even play. I know it's a complete different realm of flying, but, I play a space sim called Elite Dangerous, and my experience with flying and landing in that game has always given me hope of flying in MSFS but damn man, this seems really involved and really kind of complicated. I hope I can learn this shit.
If you end up becoming a serious Flight-simmer, it can actually get super complex if you like that sorta thing.
@@Marc-ps9dn Just started playing today, and successfully made my first take off and landing with this video!
Superb tutorial... Cheers.
Elevator controls suck width the controller no matter how less sensitive you put in the settings, I wish it was gentle as the trim control which is extremely smooth
Hey squirrel could you do a series of vids going through the lessons on xbox and what to do correctly. Watching a professional do them would vastly help us noobs conquer better results in the lessons. I'm doing the vfr navigation lessons at the moment and I'm getting a B but I haven't a clue what it is they want me to do. If we could watch you doing them I know I would understand it a lot more. Take taxing for instance I'm doing everything they ask stopping when I should following the ribbons and still only get either a C or B. And its not asked to use rudders yet when and how would we use rudders in flight? I've watched your videos and they are amazing. I would just like someone to do the same lessons so we can get an insight on the correct method. Cheers
Could you maybe do a couple different planes for the landing challenges? I have good accuracy but I always land too hard and always get a C or a B.. and the scottland one, I can't even land that plan..
14:00 You do not use power for Airspeed!!! Pitch for airspeed and power for altitude!! If you want to nail your landings try practicing slow flight.
Yeah, I'm a bit surprised to see the support for using the power for airspeed. That's not how it is, and that's not how any flight instructor teaches it either. Pitch for airspeed. Power for altitude. How come, @Squirrel?
How do you add the instument display on the screen? I'm on xbox and it might not be available..
great job now able to use the xbox.
I bought a series X primarily for FS. I have some simulator experience on much older versions and the importance of trim is this game is crazy and I feel like I’m constantly needing to fiddle with it. My other gripe with this game is that the PAPI is practically invisible on approach and seems kind of inaccurate. Not sure if that’s adjustable
Fantastic video keep me coming m8
Thank you so much!!
Thanks, good video.
Great tutorial I tend to come in around 75 80 than just tap the brakes a little
Great Video Bro
Loving these tutorials, only 24 hours to wait! I’ve ordered the the Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas One to use, will you be doing any tutorials for this?
There are plenty of tutorials for the game controller already out the on UA-cam for MSFS PC. There is no difference. Both platforms are exactly the same. You might want to think about buying a USB hub for your XBox though just so you know you're not going to run out of ports in the future.
Why would you buy a expensive controller when you don’t even know if you like the game, how it plays, how to fly or if you’ll even play it again…
@@wikz8480 I loved flight simulator years ago, had a flight stick then and just made it even more enjoyable.
@@wikz8480 The T Flight HOTAS is around £50, and while it is of really good quality, is very much at the cheap end of the spectrum, and a great "do I like flight simming" controller.
Thank you, I finally landed without waking up dead
Excellent!!!!
How do you learn about how to fly other planes in this game as you move up, cockpit etc
thanks flight daddy, tho still gotta wait till 4pm
Thanks dad❤
Can we have some more tutorials 👍😎
I am training for the private pilot and working on perfecting my landings. This video is very helpful and I am looking to get Xbox X. I am curious there was no mention of carb heat while on the descent. Is there is no role of carb heat in sim? Thanks
What airport is this? Looks good for practicing landins on. Thanks mate
Fantastic videos 👍👍👌.
Is the trim adjustment meant to "lock-in"? Unless i hold in RB and keep the right stick pulled it just resets.
Can't wait for tomorrow
If you have 0.0 trim and you want to add some, how much do you increment at a time? 0.1 then wait? or like 0.5 then wait? 1.0?...
Is it me or your not trimming your just adjusting your VSPeed ? I dont see the trim marker going up or down
Could you please tell me if there is a quick way to restart a flight after a crash, which is a frequent occurence for me.
Really good tutorial - looking forward to more of these.
How far out from the runway would you be suggesting to start that approach from 2,000ft?
A 5% glide (approximately 3 degrees) implies a standard descent rate of 300ft per every nautical mile. Explanation: one nautical mile = circa 6000 ft. And 300ft = 6000 x 5%. So, if you are 1800ft above the runway, you should start your descent 6 nautical miles before the threshold of the runway. Check constantly you are staying on the right glide. With a 60kt horizontal speed, your plane flies one nautical mile per minute and so your vertical speed should be -300 ft per minute. Standard descent rates: 300ft/mn at 60kt; 400ft/mn at 80kt; 500ft/mn at 100kt; etc… All this is true when there is no wind. The usual circuit height (pattern altitude) is 1000ft above the runway.
@@alainpeugny1146, thanks for explaining it so well!
I would buy an xbox literally just to play this.
Help! I'm on the series S and having problems landing the vast majority of the time, I touch down all fairly well lined up but the plane veers of to one side and it's like the rudder inputs aren't working at all. Do you think I have an issue with the controller or console or is there something I am missing? Many thanks to anyone who takes the time to reply!
Hi,many thanks for your great tutorial on landing the aircraft. The only thing is I have an oculus quest 2 set up and I am debating whether to buy the Microsoft flight simulator, do you have a separate video for oculus or does the Xbox version cover both set ups. Kind regards Jack Bowen.
Hot damn that was pretty.
can these settings be used on the pc version? i am awful with m/kb and wondering if maybe i should try a controller for a little more fun.
Does someone know how to activate auto pilot and how to use free drone camera
I just downloaded the MSFS for xbox x. It already crashed 10 times. The last time, the whole console shut down and didn't come back up. Do you guys experience the same?
I see a lot of negative reviews about the game on XBOX, and at £60 it's not cheap, have you had any issues with it running on a Series X?