Why Am I Still Using FS2004?!?

Опубликовано: 13 Май 2026
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The age old question is answered: why am I still using FS2004? More info here!

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The main reasons:
1- More framerates. I can't afford it to buy a huge system to run Prepar3D as smooth as I run FS9 now, so I'm happy to have a lot of framerates using FS2004, even when using "heavy" addons in cloudy conditions!

2- Addons and money: I have already spent quite a bit of money and time on addons. I like the addons that I have, and I don't really feel a need (yet) to switch to a new simulator just because some new addons are out on the market.

3- Time: I have already spent a lot of time on tweaking and configuring FS2004 the way I like it and to let it run as smooth as possible with the best texture quality. Starting to fly with a new simulator would require a lot of time and can be seen as starting a big project before it runs the same way as good ol' FS9!

4- No crashes: Out of Memory Errors? Black Screens during landing? No way in FS2004! It just doesn't happen. 99,99% of the time this flight simulator runs smoothly without any crashes. This allows me to complete my flight without having to worry about such things! ;)

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