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Hello Everyone!! I am having a problem and i need Your Help.

I have a Pilot carrer, credits rating etc. Then the kid comes and loves the sim of course, and he wants to fly, and crash and make the passengers scream and puke and there goes all my progression.

How do I create a separate carrer for him?

Thanks!!!

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Get him a different windows account and xbox account.

For Windows game store: To share games with family members, you’ll need to create a family group . This allows you to share digital content across multiple devices. Visit the Microsoft Family website and select “Create a family group.” Follow the instructions to set up your family group.

For steam users, you can also enable family sharing.

To enable family sharing on Steam, you can do the following:

  1. Log in to Steam on the computer you want to use
  2. Go to Steam > Settings > Family
  3. Check the box that says Authorize Library Sharing on this Computer
  4. Select a user who has previously signed in on this computer
  5. Click OK to finish

You can also set up a Steam Family, which allows you to share your library with up to six people:

  1. Go to Account Details on the Store page

  2. Click Family Management in the sidebar

  3. Click Create a Family and enter a name

  4. Click Invite a Member and search for people to invite

  5. Choose whether the new member is an adult or child

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WITHOUT STEAM: You need a separate xbox app account for your kid. This will keep his “career” separate from your. But also do the following.

To make the separate xbox account work for your kid, you need to give him a separate Windows login account. This will make sure he always logs in with his own xbox account.

To give him access to your game license, you need to log him in to the microsoft store to get access to the game license. There are 2 ways to do that.

  1. you could log him into your microsoft store account, but he would then also have acces to everything else in your account (wallet, other licenses) OR
  2. you could create a separate MS Store account for him, which you subsequently would have to include in your MS family group (see elsewhere on the web) and allow that account to play MS FS.

That would give him access to your game license and keep his career separate.

It took me a while to figure this all out. So I thought I’d share with you all.