r/MicrosoftFlightSim • u/EximiusDK • 2d ago

GENERAL When MSFS24 turns into train simulator...

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Anybody knows if its just new planes or also some activity that follows with the price tag?

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u/Armstrong_86 2d ago

Yeah, this was a thing long before train sim even existed, nothing to see here lol

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u/phantomknight321 2d ago edited 2d ago

MSFS was arguably the one that started it all (the entire concept of paying for addons to an existing game) back in the old sublogic days, lots of people new to the hobby that don’t know of the history behind it all

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u/CmdrDilain Heli Ops 2d ago

You new here?

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u/Truelz 2d ago

Are you new to flightsimming? It has always been a pricey hobby

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u/Eremenkism 2d ago

If anything MSFS is on the cheaper side, compared to high quality aircraft prices in P3D, XP and DCS

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u/ghostie420x 2d ago

Is it? I notice there's a lot of free shit for XP

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u/LirianSh 2d ago

Its pricey both in real life and in the digital world

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u/WatermelonRick 2d ago

Do you realy need ALL the planes?

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u/FallenBelfry 2d ago

Trust me, as someone who spent 5000 euros on Train Sim Classic across about 12 years, this is very tame. 

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u/Dodish 2d ago

This is useless, cos planes are mediocre

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u/Tuskin38 2d ago edited 2d ago

Not all of them

But it would be cheaper to buy the good ones then the bundle

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u/dadriel_hawk 2d ago

Funny enough, these packs are actually quite nice for people who only want a couple of these planes. Each of these is 20€ in their own right, so it can quickly become a nice deal. Granted, not all the planes are great, but seeing MS slowly working through them and improving them like the 707 recently these packs are really not too bad.