FS2k or Fly! ???
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G'day all, I have been a loyal customer for Microsoft Flight Sim since I started using computers back with Flight Sim 3. Recently I have been reading and hearing several comments by people saying Fly! is better. Having never even seen Fly! in action, I would appreciate any comments from anyone who can compare the two sims. I am interested in the comparison of flight dynamics, graphics, existing airports and systems accuracy...Thanks
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For flight 'modelling' X-Plane can not be beat. I put quotation marks around modelling because X-Plane *calculates* flight behavior based on mathematical formulae instead of relying on tabulated information as do other simulators. Have a look at it. It is not, however, a systems simulator. You will be impressed by it.
http://www.x-plane.com
http://www.x-plane.com
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Got 'Fly!' for Christmas 1999. Very disappointed with it- so I downloaded the 10MB patch. Which didn't really improve things.
Graphics are no better than FS98, aircraft are difficult to 'learn' (i.e. keyboard shortcuts for things like 'flaps up one stage' are not as a FS user is used to- although they can be reassigned, after a fashion) and the flight planning screen is a farcical distraction.
You can, if you want, download better terrain. 50MB, from http://www.iflytry.com/
Graphics are no better than FS98, aircraft are difficult to 'learn' (i.e. keyboard shortcuts for things like 'flaps up one stage' are not as a FS user is used to- although they can be reassigned, after a fashion) and the flight planning screen is a farcical distraction.
You can, if you want, download better terrain. 50MB, from http://www.iflytry.com/
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I saw Fly!2K on sale in the States last month for $24.99. I'm not familiar with the differences between Fly! and Fly!2K, they may be the same FAIK! If I remember rightly, Fly!2K had a few light aircraft and the HS125-800. Could be wrong though!




