In a spin the aircraft remains stalled. The airspeed indicator is basically a total airpressure indicator that needs airflow along the longitudinal axis of the aircraft.
So in a spin, the aircraft moves through the air, but in a downwards rotating motion where the airflow is at a high angle of attack which will only register like small fluctuations on the airspeed indicator. If the speed increases, that means the aircraft is no longer stalled.
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Man… That is looking really fly. I still haven’t made my mind up about what version I want.
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I think that worked. The screen flashed. Now, we gotta figure where they are saved.
in my documents, isn’t there a ‘my screenshots’ directory? might be there.
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X:/Users/(name)/Pictures/Screenshots 
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Anybody having luck with Steam? Per the MS announcement, it should be working. Hitting install only downloads a 200kb file, trying to launch prompts the following:
One of the times I load it was all ok, then i close, open again and marketplace tab was disabled?!? someone knows why?
Thanks!
It’s connectivity dependent. Check your Options / General / Data / Online Functionality is set to ON.
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This is the documentary that sold me on this sim. And I am glad it did! My first non-combat flight sim in 30 years.
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If i had a slightly better rig I’d consider getting it…
Don’t you fly DCSW as well?
If you can run DCSW in a decent quality, FS2020 should also run decently.
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That’s the thing somehow as of late DCS it’s getting noticeably worse.
I dread the idea of spending money of this if then I have to chop on the details or resolution…
Maybe do the game pass thing and try it for $1.00 ?
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