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Hey, if you're thinking of gaming on Xbox, I gotta warn you, it's not the best idea. PMDG was a total pain even on the Series X. Now, if you're a PC gamer, the AMD 7800 XT is the top choice, but I'm personally hyped for the 772 release. It's more versatil.

Merci

I am excited for the a330

First time Airliner tip: When you start out as an Airliner Pilot, always take note of how your real flying experience as a passenger was(if you had been on a commercial jetliner before) or if you are a frequent observer watching planes takeoff and land.This way you can understand alot about them as to how they fly in real life. With such observation and dedication, flying a modern commercial Airliner won't be hard for you since you are interested and dedicated to it. Watch flightsimmers stream and upload videos of Airliner operations to get a hint and idea on how to fly the bird in your sim.Most of the time it helps and otherwise you can learn them on your own with concurrent flying experience by getting used to the plane in the Sim.Always remember that your first flight may be not perfect, but you are always getting closer to that perfect level flight with time and effort. -Akash Prakash

My honest advice is that in the end, this is flightsimming, not actually flying. You can fly however you want, whatever you want, whenever you want and wherever you want! Lots of the community prides realism alot, and that often can extend to overall attitudes on how to play or use these sims, and the addons within. But in the end, it is *you* who bought it, for *yourself*, do as you please! Want to fly a Ryanair Airbus on routes in Asia? Go ahead, want to fly a fighter jet between the skyscrapers of New York? Knock yourself out! Point is, have fun first and foremost. With flight simulators, the world is your oyster, and imagination is unbound. So go do as your heart pleases, dont unnecessarily restrict yourself to "realistic scenarios" only because thats what some people insist on, having fun is the priority!

From my experience in the flight sim, my advice is simple, start with the basics, practice patience, use resources like tutorials, pay attention to detail, and enjoy the adventure-whether in simulators or real flights; and remember, even mishaps like an accidental barrel roll during a stormy landing in a simulator can be valuable learning experiences! But the most important would be to have fun. Without fun, you wont learn as much as well as not having a good experience. Great video btw!

As a fellow flight simmer, my best advice to a newcomer is to embrace the learning curve with patience and enthusiasm. Flight simulation can be complex, but that complexity is part of what makes it so rewarding. Start with the basics: familiarize yourself with the aircraft controls, understand the principles of flight, and practice basic maneuvers before diving into more advanced procedures. One funny anecdote from my early days of flight simming involved my first attempt at landing a commercial airliner. After a seemingly perfect approach, I flared too high and ended up bouncing down the runway like a skipping stone. It was a rough and ungraceful "arrival," but it taught me the importance of proper flare technique and the nuances of landing large aircraft. Remember, every mistake is a learning opportunity, and every successful flight is a testament to your growing skills. Enjoy the journey, and happy flying!

Many of you are interested to know my specs so I'll add them at the end of the next video, I hope you will like it!! Thx for your patience.

My advice is prepare, prepare and prepare. The more effort you put into learning each airline the more enjoyable experience you will have in my personal opinion. Currently fly the airbus a320 in the real world and can’t wait to try this 777!

Just want a Sim that actually works.

Best advice to new sim pilots. Learn VFR somewhere you would love to fly. I learned in New Zealand and Japan because of the amazing scenery and it allowed me to fly in live daytime while nighttime locally. Learning on the Cessnas or Diamonds is the easiest then the TBM, which I think is the best default aircraft. Accept that MSFS can be frustrating, incredibly frustrating at times. If you want to fly airliners I highly recommend learning on the great freeware flybywire A320neo and headwind A339neo and would recommend short flights. I think they are better than all the default airliners. Wait till you feel really good at flying default or freeware aircraft before you purchase payware, there will always be sales. There are some great streamers out there and I have found group flights far more enjoyable than solo flights. There are great communities in the flightsim world especially on discord. People will always help you out when your having issues. Take advantage of the great free software out there such as simbrief, volanta, fshub, little navmap these will help you understand flight planning and navigation. Most of all enjoy yourself and have fun, fly the aircraft you love to fly.

Looks almost real but I really hope that night city lighting gets improved in MSFS2024

My advice would be to no stress because you aren’t going to know everything. It is all about having fun and enjoying yourself

MSFS2024 is definitely an instant purchase for me

Where to buy?

It would be nice if you can share your PC specs as a reference. Thanks!

wow ❤

Flight simulation is and always has been very complex and difficult and that is exactly why it is actually fun. I can only advise everyone not to despair at the beginning of their simulation career and to start with a small Cessna. There everyone learns the basics of flying and is well prepared for the simulation. Just don't despair if you dare to learn to fly a large airliner. It is a lot of practice, fun and frustration all in one, but in the end you will be proud of yourself for not having given up and for being able to fly all over the world with great joy. If you haven't tried, you have already lost. So believe in yourself and have many happy landings.

As a new simmer, my best advice is to start small and gradually work your way up, just like in the real world. Begin with small aircraft like the Cessna 152 or 172 and move on to more complex planes as you gain experience. Once you're familiar with your aircraft, try flying on VATSIM to further improve your skills and gain realistic flight experience. If you're starting to fly an airliner, make sure to watch UA-cam videos that explain every button and function of the aircraft. Channels like Captain Joe or Pilot Pascal provide excellent content to help you understand and apply aviation knowledge. Cheers!

J'attends de voir ce que ça donnera dans des vidéos plus détaillées. Asobo nous a habitué à des avions avec des fonctionnalités plutôt réduites. Perso, j'ai toujours pas digéré leur F/A-18 sur lequel ils ont même pas fait d'animation pour ouvrir le cockpit. Sans compter les 2/3 des systèmes qui marchent pas (même des trucs qui ont pas forcément de lien avec des armes). Et étant sur XBox, il y a un gouffre entre l'A320 de base (qui a même pas de tablette) et celui d'Inibuilds.

Nice asmr 8:36

Looks great

Will it be free?

Oh shoot

just buy lossless scaling. i had like 30-50 fps, now i have 100+. best tool ever

The best advice I'd give to a new simmer would be to take it slow and don't rush into things. It takes a long time to learn and understand not only how to fly certain aircraft, but also how to work with things like mods and settings. Take the time to learn the base aircraft that you know you want to fly, and keep flying those aircraft until you can fly them mostly on memory. Then, finally, you can start to slowly and smartly delve into the world of add-ons and mods. It can be a very expensive hobby, so find the aircraft you love the most and don't waste time, money, and storage on ones that are never used. In essence, don't put all your eggs in one basket.

I can see why people love you

May the force be with you....😅

Pense tu que sera un avion complet ? Ou bien un avion comme le a320 néo par défaut (v1) ? ASOBO nous donne des avion de mauvaise qualité, j'espère qu'il sera study level au moin 🤔😁

How about to get to point C??? 11:01 just kidding what’s the PC you got because I want one for MSFS 2024 any clue what’s the one you got?

If you're new to flight sims or tackling an airliner for the first time, here's my top tip: Start small. Mastering a Cessna before jumping into a 737 is like learning to ride a bike before driving a bus-trust me, it helps! Get cozy with the autopilot and FMC; they're your best friends in the cockpit. Join communities like VATSIM where fellow simmers share tips and laughs. And don't worry about mistakes-like the time I was so proud of my perfect takeoff, I forgot to retract the landing gear and flew around with wheels down like a newbie! Enjoy every moment and welcome to the virtual skies!

Im excited for it but i wonder how it will comepare to PMDG.

As good as PMDG as far as technical details? Or is it just a generic plane that looks like 738MAX?

Does it come with all the bugs?

My advice for any new simmers getting into airliners is that it's best to watch tutorials and learn by doing. It took me some time to learn and I made a lot of mistakes, but I learned from them, which is why I got better with every flight, so take your time. Also, just always be confident and never give up, once you are ready you can join Vatsim to get the full realistic experience. I remember my first time on Vatsim, my voice was shaking, I had to ask the tower several times what he said and much more, but in the end it was still fun and looking back now, it was the best idea to start.

My advice is before you think about taking off and doing any flights its better to watch some tutorials and familiarise yourself with the basics about the plane and remember that flying is a learning curve i mean i have been sim user for 3 years and most of the time i fly i learn new things that helps me to progress further and make my experience better. Apart from that remember that not every flight is perfect and its okay to make mistakes what matter is that you learn from them and try to have fun while at it.

Tui livery for Xbox 🤞

VERY COOL; everything about Boeing Max problems gets swept under the rug when this comes out!

I am pretty recent to flight sim but after a few 100 hours of experience, my biggest advice is probably just to do what you enjoy, not everyone is always in the mood or has the time to do all the procedures and thats ok, just need to have fun and do what you enjoy and ignore other people's opinions. It is still a form of entertainment after all.

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My advice for new flight simmers is quite simple, Just stard a flight at your favoutite airport at any gate with a quite good addon that isnt really expensive like the 736 then !!!USE SIMBRIEF!!! and put in all the information needed and creat a flight watch a tutorial if needed. Then go back to your sim and watch a step by step tutorial for your plane. I recommend using the pmdg 737 or fenix a320 because there fairley easy to learn and use. After you made it and did a full flight try the exxact same thing over and over again until you can make it without a tutorial. and than now you know how to fly a 737 or a320 so if you know a a320 you can fly the a340 without having to learn much because u now know a lot and airbus planes are all quite similar the same with the 737 or 777,757,767,747. I hope i get the 777;) and also hope this comment helped!;) AND dont forget to have fun flying! Happy Landings:)

For the first time those flying airline, be patient because takes time to prepare the aircraft to fly, and if you want to fly as close to a real pilot you will need to purchase a lot of addons like navigraph chart, learn to use simbrieft, learn to read metar and charts and more and of course have fun 😊

How do you have a 18% of cpu and 60% of gpu? I’m at 100% of cpu for 40% gpu

What are your specs

Hi mr kenobi! My advise for beginners is: Start with in-game tutorials, use online resources, fly simple aircraft, customize controls, take it slow, and join the community for support and advice.

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Wow really waited for this video you’re the best avgeek that rates aircraft😭 and how do I participate in the 777 win??