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That's what I thought in Chuck Yeager's Air Combat, when I put virtual Chuck in the Mustang and me in the F4-E, and we went head to head. Well, more like nose to ground for me.
Microsoft as a whole is bigger than any pretty big ask. Some on this forum might go so far as to claim that Microsoft are the biggest ask-whol... whoops, I mean the largest software company that can reasonably enforce their own demands upon the consumer. If they decide to set a standard, that standard is set. It may not be the one everyone wants or needs, but it will be a standard. *cough*cough*Zune*cough*cough
Regardless, such a sim would be years away, and it would have to be something the XBOX crowd would want. I'd expect a new Crimson Skies before a new CFS.
I'd like to see more consistent framerates, the game is fine for just flying, but IMO not good enough for combat.
With DCS and VR I get better frames than MSFS on a monitor. This would be absolutely pitiful as a combat flight sim due to that.
I'd love to see something on the level of DCS with the same graphical fidelity and freedom as MSFS, but MSFS lacks in the performance department. Until performance improves Asobo can add whatever they want in terms of complexity, but it will be subpar as a platform if one is to treat it as an alternative to a sim like DCS for combat.
The best we may get is something like the VRS Rhino and Tacpack until then.