**** Official Microsoft Flight Simulator Thread ****

Managed to sign up to the MS ultimate pass for £1 for the first month to try this, then I think £10.99. Will see how I get on with the mouse and keyboard this weekend with the now old 2080 RTX :). I couldn't sign up to the cheaper beta for £1 (then £3.99 a month), maybe as already done a trial before. If good, and if I like flight sims, I'll cancel the trial within the month and buy the top end version for lowest price I can find. I don't spend enough time gaming at the moment to justify a monthly fee.

What type of controller would be best for this? An Xbox controller type of thing or Joystick? I only usually use keyboard and mouse for other types of games.


FYI you can set subscription to cancel, let it expire and sign up for the £1 trial every month.
I've done this for the past 4-5 months.
Have got the page bookmarked so it really is just a few clicks.
 
FYI you can set subscription to cancel, let it expire and sign up for the £1 trial every month.
I've done this for the past 4-5 months.
Have got the page bookmarked so it really is just a few clicks.

you mean with the same ID? Or do I have to create new accounts?
 
FYI you can set subscription to cancel, let it expire and sign up for the £1 trial every month.
I've done this for the past 4-5 months.
Have got the page bookmarked so it really is just a few clicks.

this is good to know thanks! Seems like a wasted £3.99 here for the standard gamepass...will have to switch.
 
Just completed my Ryzen upgrade from Haswell -

Before:
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After:
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Now limited by GPU, but not in red only yellow, which is what I expected - much much smoother panning the camera and solid 30fps+ with the same settings where as before it would dip when panning to as low as 12fps. Still need to do some testing to see if it's still crashing as before (which I suspected was down to the slower DDR3/general game bugs).

Getting twice the CPU score in 3DMark also, so looks like it was well worth doing.
 
Well it does appear that actually putting your joystick through its range of motions after adjusting the sensitivity and dead zones is what is required to set the values.

Tried a couple of GA flights including the St Barty's landing challenge and seems quite a bit better (though it took three attempts to nail the landing). So a bit of cautious optimism finally though why the hell don't they say on the adjustment screen that this is a calibration exercise and you must move your stick and throttle to complete the setup.
 
Hi guys,

Long time flight and racing simmer here.

Have we got an OCUK flight sim community up and running? Maybe a discord server or something.

I don't have any friends that play flight Sims (I'm on XPlane 11, DCS and FS2020). Thought it might be cool to organise a few fly in events?
 
Just got my Delanclip set up and working. Never really used it until now. It's super helpful though. Good enough until VR comes at least.
 
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