Aerofly FS2?

[olderndirt]

Perhaps not the correct place for this but I have to ask - why no forum for Aerofly FS2? It's a little sparse in some areas but is still a very admired simulator with a growing user group.

 

[T6flyer]

We have it at work on our VR test rig and can say it's a wonderful piece of software and such a shame that it isn't supported as well as the rest. What with Orbx re-creating their scenery packages for it and it being so good in VR, would like to see a Aerofly2 forum if possible.

There must be other Aerofly2 users out there?

Best wishes,

Martin
GateguardsUK

 

[boxcar]

Thought I'd dust off this thread, although it's remaining top on the posting list. Hence, no one can castigate me for bumping an old thread.

Here's a little video that was posted about the time of the last response. Having owned a copy of the Aerosoft Discus glider for years and years, I'm finding it cool that their flight sim can wrap around her now. It has beautiful graphics.

[video=youtube;3tFqGYDDcoY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=72&v=3tFqGYDDcoY[/video]

Have spent much of the past 6 weeks deciding which 64 bit flight simulation to choose from. Quite a number of them now, and they all have their good points. Should be deciding soon, as I've got the new rig almost ready.

https://www.aerofly.com/aerofly_fs_2_overview.html

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[boxcar]

.And if there ever was a reason to give this flight sim another look then look no further (am a sucker for nostalgia)...

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[boxcar]

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Staggering scenery, albeit lacking a little yellow to the terrain color mix.
That can likely be resolved using a lighting module to adjust the chromatics
to one's personal liking. This is indeed a highly interesting flight simulation.

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