I personally play with low turbulence and icing off. When playing career mode missions it turns the assistance on realistic and doesn’t allow you to change them. So my Cessna is bobbing all over the place in every mission causing motion sickness forcing me to play third person, and not being able to turn icing off and forcing us to play with live weather makes flying impossible on days when there is a snow storm going on. This is a single player mode, it doesn’t effect anyone, please allow us to at least turn turbulence to low and turn icing off. Let us be able to adjust the realism assistance settings.
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Totally agree! I just jumped into Career Mode on my PS5, and honestly, the “realistic” setting is way too aggressive—it turns flying smaller planes into a total nightmare. Since Career Mode is just for one person, like you said, why not let us tweak the difficulty? Not everybody wants to be a hardcore simulator pilot; sometimes you just want to chill out and fly. I really want to use the live weather because it makes the game feel real, but I shouldn’t be forced to switch it off just because the turbulence is ridiculous and makes flying impossible. They could easily fix this by just dropping the bad weather bonus if you set the turbulence to low or medium. Seriously, the weather visuals—like flying right into a massive storm—are brilliant, but the constant shaking and getting thrown around is just overkill.
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Giddy up simmers wait until you unlock the Cessna caravan, never in my life have I done so many go arounds. Career mode early is a lot harder than later, especially when grinding money and getting a cross wind in the caravan you could lose everything you grinded for
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I know that feeling way to well 2 hr flight in thee 208 then at touchdown had a cross wind just before all wheels came down and ended up totalling the plane good bye 2 hours after that i looked at neo fly or even do something like on air company
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Realistic would probably be okay if they’d fix the crazy amount of turbulence a few hundred feet AGL. It happens in free flight too. It’ll almost flip a 172 on approach on an otherwise fine day.