Alastair McLeod

Great review. I was a follower of Microsoft Flight simulator from edition 2. I only left FSX when XP11 came out - what a revelation it was then - and it still is in my mind. MSFS2020 is on my shopping list but from what I see its full of bugs and still months away from being practical for my uses. I use XP like an adult toybox. I have only interest in vintage aircraft and enjoy the unpredictability of XP's in flight failures during a flight. MSFS looks gorgeous but from what Ive read the aircraft fly like a game with little thought to performance and realistic handling. I was really excited to see MDFS right up to when they started to release the development team videos. They were all just computer geeks. Then look at Austin. Yes - he's a geek but he is a very accomplished pilot and rated in many aircraft.