One of my primary complaints about MSFS2024 all along has been the useless ATC and non-sensical GA traffic.
With some of the messages I saw leading up to the release of SU3, I was really interested to see what if anything had improved with either of those. Once I had SU3 up and flying, I can actually say I am more than okay with what I'm seeing and hearing right now. The ATC messages while not technically perfect vs what some might be expecting, have improved to a point where they aren't obnoxious anymore. The GA traffic has also improved a lot since the last time I tried it. The visible aircraft seem reasonably believable, and I haven't seen any of them doing goofy things so far. The only obvious issue is that most of the registration numbers are "AS-Cessna, AS-Piper" etc.
So as far as how I fly, I dumped the Simbrief/BeyondATC combo and went back to default MSFS with just FSLTL.
The one funny thing I did just see on my last Bahamas landing was the tarmac lined up with 6 identical Beech T-34s, so I decided I must have landed at the home field of the Bahamian National Aerial Demo Team.
Forest
With some of the messages I saw leading up to the release of SU3, I was really interested to see what if anything had improved with either of those. Once I had SU3 up and flying, I can actually say I am more than okay with what I'm seeing and hearing right now. The ATC messages while not technically perfect vs what some might be expecting, have improved to a point where they aren't obnoxious anymore. The GA traffic has also improved a lot since the last time I tried it. The visible aircraft seem reasonably believable, and I haven't seen any of them doing goofy things so far. The only obvious issue is that most of the registration numbers are "AS-Cessna, AS-Piper" etc.
So as far as how I fly, I dumped the Simbrief/BeyondATC combo and went back to default MSFS with just FSLTL.
The one funny thing I did just see on my last Bahamas landing was the tarmac lined up with 6 identical Beech T-34s, so I decided I must have landed at the home field of the Bahamian National Aerial Demo Team.
Forest