Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 fans are disappointed with the game's lunch due to server problems. Most of the players complained about being stuck in the installation menus, while those who went through found that many assets were missing from the game. Unfortunately, there was no way for those who wanted to play on launch day, leading to too many negative reviews on Steam.
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Developer Asobo came out and apologized to fans, and immediately worked on fixing these issues. This resulted in the Steam review going up to Mixed, but it won't change the fact that Flight Sim 2024 is the worst reviewed Xbox Game Studios game on the platform. Fortunately, the team may be in good spirits, as he announced that all shipping issues have been resolved.
Flight Simulator 2024 may have clear skies
In the developer's update, the head of Microsoft Flight Simulator Jorg Neumann announced that the problem that disturbed the back-end has been solved, and the player should not face the problems that he did at the start.
“We are happy to report that the access and streaming issues have been resolved,” the update said. “The distribution capacity has increased to handle the huge interest in the simulator and the reliability is over 99.999%. Servers and services are also working as expected.”
On November 22, the team released a patch that addressed stability and user experience. Neumann also announced that two more patches will be released on December 2nd and December 9th.
Safe boot mode will also disable third-party content, which has caused many problems. Until the devs figure out what specific content is causing the problem, all non-aircraft MSFS 2020 content will be disabled.
Hopefully, this means that most of the issues players are facing have been resolved by now, with other minor issues being addressed on December 9th. everything is going according to plan.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 expands on the next generation, adding new technology for hyper-realistic weather and more. It also adds jobs for pilots, from shuttling skydivers and cargo to aerial demolitions.
