The France ad Benelux update has landed in Microsoft Flight Simulator. Just like the previous updates to the UK and Ireland, patch 1.15.7.0 focuses on France, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. It fixes famous landmarks so they look less like generic buildings and more like how they look in real life.
This means that the windmills from Netherlands will look like the old-time wheat grinding and water pumping structures that they are. Also, the Rijksmuseum, Johan Cryuff Arena and Rotterdam The Hague Airport all appear as they should based on satellite imagery.
Belgium now features photo-realistic renditions of the Cathedral of Our Lady, Tournai Cathedral and the Palais de Justice of Brussels. Those flying over Luxembourg can spot both Vianden Castle and d’Coque Centre National Sportif & Culturel.
France got the lion’s share of the attention with this update, with both a whole host of geographic regions being tweaked to look more realistic and a bunch of landmarks receiving touch-ups as well. These include Strasbourg Cathedral, Chateau de Chenonceau, the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and many others. So, those who have always wanted to visit the land of the French but never gotten the chance to in real life can now do so from the cockpit of their airborne vehicle of choice!
Along with the geographic updates, patch 1.15.7.0 adds a bunch of new stuff as well. The game’s UI has received localization in both Japanese and Dutch, and both the S7 Airbus A320neo and the KLM Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner have had their liveries added to the game.
DevMote also got a massive update with the addition of a brand new airport creation wizard. Documentation has also been included for VR cockpits, liveries, and external installer information.
Bugs are always the first thing that come to mind when it comes to new updates. The last patch helps to reduce the reduction of tree display distances caused by the smaller trees on the map. If you want a complete run-down of all the changes, tweaks and additions made by this new update, you can check out this list.
About Microsoft Flight Simulator
Developed by Asobo Studio, Microsoft Flight Simulator is an Amateur Flight Simulation game available for Microsoft Windows. It will also be launched later for platforms like Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S.
By utilizing intricate topographic data from Bing Maps along with real time weather forecasts, one will surely be flummoxed by setting eyes upon the game’s phenomenal optic spectacle. Its almost unjustified to call this masterpiece a simulator when its life-like realistic. From incorporating snow-bested mountain range to clamoring towns and cities, almost every little detail of this gem is breathtaking.
Not only are the graphics authentic, its gameplay too is hair-splitting and diligent. From take off and landing to engine inspection; Everything should be looked into with perfection. One will have to get used to the physics of the game along with figuring out how to travel by utilizing VFR navigation.
Innumerable challenges, dares and missions are also incorporated in order to further spice things up along with a worldwide leaderboard to see and compare the progress of countless other pilots.
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