First of all, I would like to thank the development team.
In my opinion, the introduction of helicopters into the simulator was quite well done. The helicopter physics, flight model was well done.
For beginner simulator helicopter pilots, and for us advanced simulator helicopter pilots, it is important that the development team adds additional configuration options to the helicopters. The current setting options are not sufficient.
Need:
Pedal
Cyclic
to place adjustment sliders. Enter the setting value between -50 and +50. Helicopter pilots can thus adjust the flight characteristics themselves according to their development.
It is important for novice helicopter pilots to be able to gradually control the difficulty. Success is important for beginners. Current helicopter physics, dynamics are great what Asobo did. It still has work to do, but it’s good for now.
However, it is very difficult for beginner helicopter pilots.
In my opinion, the appearance of helicopters is very successful.
Agree. So Asobo’s strength is also their weakness. Then again there is a school that will say to keep it difficult and if you practice enough (tens of hours) you will eventually get it right.
I remember when I started with helicopters in FSX’s B206, I crashed 7 times an hour. Later I crashed once every 7 hours.
People learn in different ways and this proposal is just another way for people to explore helicopters and not get discouraged.
I think this is a fantastic idea
when i first started learning rotary in msfs i used Arland which has a difficulty slider
it was a great way to learn and as experience grows to keep moving that slider up
Flying a helicopter with the graphics of FS2024 is fantastic, but in my opinion the helicopters in the sim are almost uncontrollable, especially hovering near the ground. Probably with specific controllers for helicopters the situation is better, but many people fly with a simple joystick. This makes assistance necessary to perform the hovering, but on the other hand the assistance makes the behavior in flight very unrealistic. In my opinion a slider would be necessary to be able to adjust the level of assistance applied. Or at least a control to activate and deactivate the assistance in flight.