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Do You Think P3D, XP-11, and MS2020 Can Beat FSX??

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Aharon

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Shalom and greetings all my pals,

Once FSX Deluxe with SP1 and SP2 gave me FSX default flooding at an airport!!!!!!! It just happened!! I want to see if P3D, XP-11, and MS2020 can beat that!!! This was taken in year 2009!!

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This is what the airport actually looks ike after the flood receded

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Regards,

Aharon
 
Obviously lockdown/confinement is taking its toll...

Yes, P3D (64 bit) and MSFS beat FSX hands down.

Priller
 
Aharons question was tongue in cheek.

I, for one, have never experienced flooding in X-Plane 11, so yes that's another area in which FSX retains a lead over it (after ATC).
 
Was that the Big Flood of 2009. Pretty epic in the Caribbean as I recall. :very_drunk:
Pretty sure the other named games (sims?) can't replicate history as well as FSX.
One of those "you had to be there, man" situations.
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That's impressive. I have used FSX for a handful of years and had no idea there can be flooding. I assume it has to be on specific dates and years.
 
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