I don't understand those who are from Xbox are defined as causal gamers who just do it for fun... NO, I am from Xbox and I use planes like pmdg 737 studying it very thoroughly to fly it properly simulating all the procedures, and I use other general aviation planes to practice like Comanche's A2A or a pa28 etc. so we have to get rid of this thinking that those who are from Xbox just play for fun, I know a lot of people from pc's that cost a lot of money who are causal gamers.
💯. I have both. And I go hard-core on xbox for MSFS also. Of course PC is the best but I love the fact that finally xbox has flight sim and it's very convenient
It is really nice in my opinion obviously not like in the pc for ex the a320 and king are not fully developed and you cannot set de MAPP but every other aircraft works so nice and really useful I considere that is useful and you can practice conventional navigation and some gps routes and cheaper than a pc set up to start as a first sim I think it is completely useful not Ivao included but well it is not a bad money inversion. I still say that I loved your sim and I loved mine I have the series x with the turtle beach set up and it works well
I am running an Xbox Series X with Alpha and Bravo, plus the Thrustmaster Hotas One stick and rudder pedals. It works really well. The only thing I wish Xbox had was the ability to do VR.
Does the Honeycomb bravo connect to the hub for Xbox series x? Can the XPC also hook up to the hub at the same time, and what kind of rudder pedals work for Xbox? Need help thanks
Nice! I fly on Xbox Series X with the entire Turtle Beach lineup, keyboard,mouse and Axair MIAP auto pilot panel, and a cheap laptop for Simbrief, Navigraph etc..
Oh, and I have purchased different kits for the Bravo from Etsy for the 208 Caravan, the Cirrus SR22, Hondajet, and my favorite, the C310. I also bought a trim wheel realistic cover, and AP knob covers to make it easier to use the AP dials. Even bought an iPad mount for the top of the Alpha for using Navigraph on while flying.
I got a series x with the velocity one yoke and the airbus tca sidestick. Hoping to get either rudder pedals or an axair product next. Also, ive been looking into air remotes as ive seen people use them for cheap head trackers.
Seems silly how people criticize others for playing on Xbox, as the game runs perfectly fine on it and there's peripherals like the ones featured in this video. I have a Warthog HOTAS setup with VR for PC and use the cheap T Flight with my Xbox series X in the lounge room. Playing in the lounge room is just a more cozy and relaxed way to play and a single purchase of the game via the MS Store allows you to play on either device, without having to purchase the game twice. I already have a Xbox, so the only additional outlay for me was the Thustmaster T Flight HOTAS One, which is also PC compatible.
I have a Series X and I’m FINALLY building a PC for Christmas. Can’t wait to get away from simming on the Xbox. It’s served me well, but there’s a lot of mods, liveries, planes, etc that I can’t get on it.
£2000. My PC cost £2100 & £1300 of that was my Aorus RTX 3080 which was at a premium in Oct 2021. Prices had dropped back to normal in late 2022 when the 40 was released & the RTX 3080 could be picked up for £800. At £800 then that would make my setup around £1600. I7 9700KF 4.7 GHZ RTX 3080 Aorus 32GB DDr4 XMP 3600mhz 512GB M2 SSD (Upgraded to Samsung 970 1 TB) MSI 390 Carbon Gaming Motherboard Gold 80+ 850 Watt PSU At least on the PC then you have all the Freeware. On the Xbox then you dont get any of that do U? Who wants to fly a 748/787 in Boeing Livery or Fake liveries?
That makes your PC £1600 not your setup, what about all the flight sim peripherals? That’s what I was referencing to in the price as it says, nice PC build btw.
@@PilotStudd Only extra was Boeing Flight Stick at £227. Everything else I already had. My point is if people have £2000 to spend on a setup then go the PC route & not the Xbox route IMO.
@@robh8814 Interesting point, all the peripherals in this video work with PC, so Xbox is a great starting point IMO, literally only £350 right now and you get a similar performance out of it compared to my £1250 PC, which has a 3060ti
@@WyMustIGo It’s your opinion but in my mind your opinion is incorrect, I’m sure you’d think the same about my view! But I know for sure that it’s not useless…
@@WyMustIGo Resorting to personal insults says way more about you than it does me, bucko ;) I’m fine simming on PC or Xbox or flying IRL, without calling any way silly or useless, it doesn’t matter how one decides to get their aviation fix!
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I don't understand those who are from Xbox are defined as causal gamers who just do it for fun... NO, I am from Xbox and I use planes like pmdg 737 studying it very thoroughly to fly it properly simulating all the procedures, and I use other general aviation planes to practice like Comanche's A2A or a pa28 etc. so we have to get rid of this thinking that those who are from Xbox just play for fun, I know a lot of people from pc's that cost a lot of money who are causal gamers.
💯. I have both. And I go hard-core on xbox for MSFS also. Of course PC is the best but I love the fact that finally xbox has flight sim and it's very convenient
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Thanks so much for this and not neglecting us Xbox Simmers as Microsoft clearly have.
I hope you enjoyed!
I have a Series X with the Honeycomb Alpha and Bravo + Turtlebeach Rudder and Flightstick and i love it 😊
Great fun right!
This is awesome!
Been flying my Xbox desk for some time, and the $300 I paid for a used Series X is great value. Wasn't really gonna drop $2000 for a PC.
It is really nice in my opinion obviously not like in the pc for ex the a320 and king are not fully developed and you cannot set de MAPP but every other aircraft works so nice and really useful I considere that is useful and you can practice conventional navigation and some gps routes and cheaper than a pc set up to start as a first sim I think it is completely useful not Ivao included but well it is not a bad money inversion. I still say that I loved your sim and I loved mine I have the series x with the turtle beach set up and it works well
I am running an Xbox Series X with Alpha and Bravo, plus the Thrustmaster Hotas One stick and rudder pedals. It works really well. The only thing I wish Xbox had was the ability to do VR.
Mabye Microsoft should team up with meta!
Will the Thrustmaster TPR Pedals work through this hub with Xbox anyone know ? They use Hall sensors so not sure if that makes them compatible.
Does the Honeycomb bravo connect to the hub for Xbox series x? Can the XPC also hook up to the hub at the same time, and what kind of rudder pedals work for Xbox? Need help thanks
Nice! I fly on Xbox Series X with the entire Turtle Beach lineup, keyboard,mouse and Axair MIAP auto pilot panel, and a cheap laptop for Simbrief, Navigraph etc..
@hansgans297oh wow sorry to hear that, that sucks.
Do you use a USB hub to connect everything or wireless keyboard and mouse?
Oh, and I have purchased different kits for the Bravo from Etsy for the 208 Caravan, the Cirrus SR22, Hondajet, and my favorite, the C310. I also bought a trim wheel realistic cover, and AP knob covers to make it easier to use the AP dials. Even bought an iPad mount for the top of the Alpha for using Navigraph on while flying.
I got a series x with the velocity one yoke and the airbus tca sidestick. Hoping to get either rudder pedals or an axair product next. Also, ive been looking into air remotes as ive seen people use them for cheap head trackers.
Bro but you can get with 2000€ a Pc
Hi, I know you can, you can’t get this whole setup and a similar-spec PC for £2k though. :)
@PilotStudd that investment will be out of date in a year! 😂
What monitor is that
Seems silly how people criticize others for playing on Xbox, as the game runs perfectly fine on it and there's peripherals like the ones featured in this video. I have a Warthog HOTAS setup with VR for PC and use the cheap T Flight with my Xbox series X in the lounge room. Playing in the lounge room is just a more cozy and relaxed way to play and a single purchase of the game via the MS Store allows you to play on either device, without having to purchase the game twice. I already have a Xbox, so the only additional outlay for me was the Thustmaster T Flight HOTAS One, which is also PC compatible.
I have a Series X and I’m FINALLY building a PC for Christmas. Can’t wait to get away from simming on the Xbox. It’s served me well, but there’s a lot of mods, liveries, planes, etc that I can’t get on it.
Nice!!!
Thanks!
£2000. My PC cost £2100 & £1300 of that was my Aorus RTX 3080 which was at a premium in Oct 2021. Prices had dropped back to normal in late 2022 when the 40 was released & the RTX 3080 could be picked up for £800. At £800 then that would make my setup around £1600.
I7 9700KF 4.7 GHZ
RTX 3080 Aorus
32GB DDr4 XMP 3600mhz
512GB M2 SSD (Upgraded to Samsung 970 1 TB)
MSI 390 Carbon Gaming Motherboard
Gold 80+ 850 Watt PSU
At least on the PC then you have all the Freeware. On the Xbox then you dont get any of that do U? Who wants to fly a 748/787 in Boeing Livery or Fake liveries?
That makes your PC £1600 not your setup, what about all the flight sim peripherals? That’s what I was referencing to in the price as it says, nice PC build btw.
@@PilotStudd Only extra was Boeing Flight Stick at £227. Everything else I already had. My point is if people have £2000 to spend on a setup then go the PC route & not the Xbox route IMO.
@@robh8814 Interesting point, all the peripherals in this video work with PC, so Xbox is a great starting point IMO, literally only £350 right now and you get a similar performance out of it compared to my £1250 PC, which has a 3060ti
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Howdy!
Silly and useless
That’s just incorrect
@@PilotStudd No, it is an opinion just as valid as yours. Hard for some to imagine, but that's what it is.
@@WyMustIGo It’s your opinion but in my mind your opinion is incorrect, I’m sure you’d think the same about my view! But I know for sure that it’s not useless…
@@PilotStudd And in my mine you are incorrect. That's the thing with opinions, once you grow up you might understand.
@@WyMustIGo Resorting to personal insults says way more about you than it does me, bucko ;)
I’m fine simming on PC or Xbox or flying IRL, without calling any way silly or useless, it doesn’t matter how one decides to get their aviation fix!
Xbox is terrible for the sim. Anyone in the know, already knows this.
not terrible, just not nearly as good all things considered
Certainly not terrible, it performs much better than I expected. PC is better but Xbox is surprisingly stable