I think some folks jumped to an opinion far too soon. By the end of the day Tuesday, I actually was looking into requesting a refund for MSFS 2024 - the waiting aside, I also didn't like my initial impressions once I got into the sim the first time. However, after spending a bit more time with it on Wednesday, and then all day Thursday, getting everything squared away and putting some hours on the aircraft, I've been absolutely thrilled with it. Its already become the only flight sim that I currently consider wanting to use. Each time I've loaded a new flight I've been more and more impressed. I can get into the sim and into an aircraft much faster than MSFS 2020, the flight dynamics, ground handling dynamics and water dynamics are so much better, the new wear & tear features (both systems and visual), more accurate natural and artificial lighting, colors, clouds, vegetation, an incredible amount of new AI aircraft, ground traffic, far more detailed elevation mesh, cliff faces and mountains, exceptional water masking, and water that doesn't climb hills any longer, etc... All things that seem lost on the crowd that continue to refer to it as just an expansion rather than an all new sim. And the performance on my PC, running the same graphics settings as MSFS 2020 (ultra), is essentially the same.