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Still Using FS2004?

Postby Bubblehead » Sun Nov 30, 2008 12:45 pm

I've always been using FSX but do any of you maintain, update and occasionally play the FS2004?

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Re: Still Using FS2004?

Postby Wii » Sun Nov 30, 2008 12:52 pm

No. I find FS2004 to have many more problems than FSX has. ;) Not even on my drive anymore and as soon as I buy GEXn and as soon as REX comes out, FS2004 will be out of my min completely. ;)
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Re: Still Using FS2004?

Postby Boikat » Sun Nov 30, 2008 1:49 pm

I've always been using FSX but do any of you maintain, update and occasionally play the FS2004?

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I switch back and forth so much that I sometimes don't remember which one I'm flying untill I stop and think a bit.  

It's expecially confusing though, when you're tweaking an effect for an aircraft, like the smoke effect of an areobatic, and hop into FXS, and the effect doesn't seem to work, so you hop back out, tweak some more, still nothing, then, after six or seven "tweaks" discover you been tweaking the FS9 file.   ;D
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Re: Still Using FS2004?

Postby SubZer0 » Sun Nov 30, 2008 4:07 pm

I used to fly FSX then switched back to FS9 for performance and amounts of addons available that make it much more fun and get it to look as good as FSX*...

*That's my opinion! Don't jump all over me for that, guys!

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