Still, what good are add-ons anyway if the core program only decides to behave ‘sometimes’? YOUR COMPUTER HAS TO HAVE THE HORSEPOWER OF A 747 TO RUN ITĮven some modern PCs have trouble running this nearly 12-year old sim… If it were multiple add-ons, then maybe, but definitely not just one. I can’t really justify spending that much for a single add-on. The quality difference between the higher-priced add-ons is noticeable, but I honestly don’t care. I have a few payware add-ons, but they’ve all cost less than $20, and the majority have actually been less than $10. It may be highly-detailed, but come on, I can get a whole new game for that price. Some of them are for utilities like graphics enhancements and scenery packs, but a lot of time that’s the price for just one new aircraft. A lot of payware add-ons go for $20, $30 or even more. I may sound like a cheapskate, but level with me. To me, it’s like paying for name-brand clothes: the quality may be better, but you’re really paying a premium just for the name. You’re paying for the quality, or at least that’s what the developers have put into the minds of simulator fans-that right there happens to be the catch. While a lot of the freeware releases are decent, payware definitely has the quality.
MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR X DEMO GAMEPLAY FREE
There are thousands upon thousands of different add-ons out there, both free and paid. My beef with Flight Simulator add-ons is definitely the price. ‘Expansion packs’/’add-ons’ were quite commonplace before digital distribution took over, but they’re essentially the same thing.
MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR X DEMO GAMEPLAY PC
DLC came about in full-force on consoles during the era of the 360 and PS3, but buying extra content has been a thing on PC for years. It’s always nice for a game to get extra content, but it isn’t always nice to have to pay for it. It might be high-quality, but $90 for a single aircraft? Huh?! YOU HAVE TO TAKE OUT A MORTGAGE FOR ALL THE ADD-ONS Even so, there are some notable issues with this simulator that I can’t help but notice with each play session. Mind you, I’ve put about 667 hours into it so far, which goes to show that despite my gripes I can’t help but play it.
It probably doesn’t make sense to point out the flaws of a game that’s over 11 years old, but I’m going to do it anyway.
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