It also has a shared-world multiplayer system that Asobo Studio says can handle hundreds of thousands of planes at a time.īut if you’re still yearning for more, you’ll be able to buy add-ons for planes, airports and more through an in-game marketplace for the first time in the series. You’ll be able to navigate a simulation of the entire planet and it’ll incorporate live, real-world flight and weather data. We dont' have enough visibility on Asobo 747 and Neo to say anything.Microsoft Flight Simulator is a seriously big game - one physical version will be available on 10 DVDs, after all. because I want a superdetailed liner à la FSL or PMDG. because I want a niche aircraft like the AN-2 or DC3 or PC6 or Stearman etc. If FS20 brings me convincing XCub, TBM turboprop, Icon5 floatplane and bizjet, I will have plenty to play for a few years.
because I don't like the FSX/P3D default (choice, systems, FDE). Some of them at least.ĭoes that mean that outside developers will go south ? Why do I buy aircraft addons ? As I said in another thread, I wouldn't be surprised to see, fort the first time, the default aircraft become the new standard of excellence. The MS/ASobo ressources are enormous compared to them.Īdd to that a proclaimed willingness to do their best with some apparent evidence, in the EP trailers, that they mean it. How large is a project team at a company like Milviz, A2A or FSL or PMDG ? The equivalent of 3/5 full-time jobs ? They are just not in the same league. Considering the amount of work it takes, to produce an aircraft with the quality and depth as PMDG and FSLabs creates, i doubt that Microsoft/Asobo, will find it feasible to do this.
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