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Skybird · 08-02-18, 01:58 PM

XP11 has inbuild VR support, but while in princi8ple it works fine, it has its inherent setbacks.

XP is nthe better VFR and small-plane simulator. FSX/P3D is the better button-pusher simulator.

Its a shame that AES doe snto work in P3D anymore. For version 4 of P3D, the PMDG 777 and 737 are aqvailable: two big arguments in favour of it.

But: I have followed FS since FS98, and bought additional aerosoft sceneries in rich numbers, many of them several times for various versions of FS. I do not feel like wanting to buy them all again, and then comes a new version of P3D claiming it is incompatible and...

And then there is the nightmare of installing and tuning all the stuff. When I reinstalled my system in past years, I counted one day alone for all that FS airport scenery and aircraft stuff and tuning the options.

08-02-18, 01:58 PM	#5
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,677 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	XP11 has inbuild VR support, but while in princi8ple it works fine, it has its inherent setbacks. XP is nthe better VFR and small-plane simulator. FSX/P3D is the better button-pusher simulator. Its a shame that AES doe snto work in P3D anymore. For version 4 of P3D, the PMDG 777 and 737 are aqvailable: two big arguments in favour of it. But: I have followed FS since FS98, and bought additional aerosoft sceneries in rich numbers, many of them several times for various versions of FS. I do not feel like wanting to buy them all again, and then comes a new version of P3D claiming it is incompatible and... And then there is the nightmare of installing and tuning all the stuff. When I reinstalled my system in past years, I counted one day alone for all that FS airport scenery and aircraft stuff and tuning the options. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.