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Still tyring to load the Phoenix-Simulation B744 and B777 into this new thinggi, but still consider this, as the web-page still says 'We are currently testing the patches for FS2K2' and that's dated 13/11/01. The graphics are great - provided you have a good card inside your PC. should also consider there are others parts then Estados Unidos when it comes to flying. :(ДЄTC feature is, sorry for that expression, too 'americanized!' - since when do you get a clearance for straight climb out in Europe?! :D If they offer a world scenery then Mr.B.

Flight simulator 2002 pro#

Got my FS2K2 Pro version last week and firstly was amazed that it nearly takes 2gb worth of h/disk space when fully installed.Дid my first flight using the 737 and this thing reacts like a fighter jet, even fully loaded with JetA1 it climbs and climbs and climbs. I'd love to see improved ATC for example. Remember that everything has to be done within the constraints of the flight modeling of FS2002 so I would imagine that some things just aren't possible.ДЇinally, I'm hoping we'll see some nice add-ons once MS releases the developer's kit for FS2002. As a private pilot, I'd be really interested to know how 'good' these airliner models are from real drivers.

The last two cost money but have new panels and attempt systems simulation. For jets, (,) () and () are all good sources. There's a really nice DC-3 out there too, and sadly flight sim is probably the closest I'll get to flying one of those.

Flight simulator 2002 free#

There are a few really good general aviation free add-ons out there with vastly superior flight models to the standard MS ones.

Flight simulator 2002 Pc#

The problem is that you might need a beefy PC to run it on to get decent framerates, but worth looking at the demo perhaps.Д¬oncerning aircraft and flight models, you may want to look at the file libraries and. I would imagine that any of the scenery is more accurate than the out-of-the-box MS stuff. People interested in UK scenery for FS2002 might be interested in this link: I just wish they'd brought this thing out when I was doing my GFT!ДЄt last it seems MSFS has moved out of the realms of greasy hair and underdeveloped social skills into the realms of a useful training and refresher tool! You can call missed and get vectored round again, receive traffic alerts, airspace transitions and more.

Flight simulator 2002 full#

You can now file a flight plan anywhere, and get full ATC coverage along the route with vectors to an ILS or visual approach. The whole thing is much smoother, the ground effects are more polished, and it has this fab 3-D thingy where you can swivel round the F/D in real-time, which gives you a much better perspective of the landing 'picture.'Д«ut the thing that they've included now that really makes it is ATC.

Also because it was all rather jerky then you'd be over-correcting the jerks rather than your own flying.Д«ut, at least in my machine, FS 2002 seems to have addressed most of those faults. That big panel dominates the view, to the point where you fly the panel rather than the aircraft.

But eventually I succumbed, and I'm rather glad I did.ДЇS 2000 was always good for IR stuff, instrument scan and the like, but not much cop for visual flying as the perspective never 'felt' right. Such is why I thought long and hard before splashing out ВЈ70 on FS 2002. That smacks to me of needing a good beer or preferably a good night out that ends with a gutter, hooker or police cell. I'm also deeply suspicious of those 'simmers' who join those 'virtual airlines' and actually sit in front of the screen for ten hours at a stretch as they 'fly' from London to Los Angeles. Now like most 'real' aviators (I'm a 90hr PPL) I've got a few flight sims on my PC for fun but appreciate that unless you've got a few hundred million to splash out on a full size, multi-axis 777 jobbie it's never going to like the real thing.