Microsoft Flight Simulator Review 2020
You haven't noticed opportunities for air travel have been a little scarce as of late. Sure. It's still possible to fly from here to there but it's much less desirable that used to be for obvious pandemic related reason and I definitely miss it playing the new Microsoft flight simulator has done a lot to fill that gap and then some offering up the chance to not only see the Earth from thousands of feet up but also the opportunity to take control of one of 20 different planes to chart my own courses.
The great thing about Microsoft flight simulator and it's a real-time Bing Maps integration is you can hop into a plane and take off from basically any airport in the entire world at last count over 37,000 airport Airfield and even tiny dirt airstrip swerve available to you 30 airports available with a base game are handcrafted to resemble the actual airports on which they're based as accurately as possible. If you ever flew into LAX or JFK, you'll probably be astonished at how well they've been recreated here by Soho Studios, but the 36970 fair fields are also impressive architectural blueprints like the handcrafted one example, my local airport in Midcoast Maine is absolutely tiny with two runways one just over 1,500 M and the other just over 1,200 the algorithm used to fill in the three-dimensional structures from Real World Bing Maps data recreated my local airport to level such that I wasn't sure if it was generated or built by a programmer.
Change isn't in place, but it's close enough. I can actually recognize it when I was texting the park. But that's just my small rural airport. The real Joy of the Microsoft flight simulator has been visiting places. I've never been before I watch too short YouTube video on Hong Kong the other day and when it was over I thought you know what it'd be cool to fly over Hong Kong at night. I bet it's so I fired a place simulator and I did it look incredible. I was able to fly around the city and see the Towering skyscrapers live in the warm orange juice of halogen and Cool Blues of mercury street lights on the patchwork of city streets below couple that with a half-moon reflecting off the ocean in a few low clouds, and it was Sublime almost like a Lo-Fi hip hop beats come to life beyond Hong Kong at night. I visited other places on my bucket list flying lower and closer than real life would ever allow I took off from the international airport in Rio De Janeiro Brazil immediately the Redeemer the mass of granite statue overlooking the city after circling around a radio the tower and went back in for Atlantic the level of detail in the model of the statue is incredible. I flew a similar sightseeing tour of the Great Pyramids.
Lower and closer than any real-life playing inside and carefully I have to say Microsoft flight simulator is scratching my travel itch while let him explore and experienced more than ever could simply sitting in seat 24c on a commercial jet. It's almost an addiction at this point if I'm watching a YouTube video or something on Netflix and I see an interesting location. I make a note to visit later life simulator with no clear end in sight to the stay-at-home and quarantine order still covering so much of the country Microsoft flight simulator. Let me escape the confines of my small town for the world anyway, and for that, I absolutely cannot wait for its full PC release on August 18th for even more Microsoft flight simulator, check out these videos and for everything else keep it right here on PAKU
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