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DVA8060
First Officer, B737-800

Joined on December 06 2009
B757 100 Club
Online Double Century Club
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Swindon, UK

347 legs, 998.9 hours
280 legs, 861.5 hours online
343 legs, 986.8 hours ACARS

Posted onPost created on July 23 2012 16:30 ET by Jamie Moss

Does anyone own these. I have bought a couple recently and dont find them to be all that good, they seem to be very blurry wheras FScene seems to be clear and better to fly with.

My computer is quite strong and can handle plenty of add ons, so I was just wondering what everyone else thought of these things

Jamie Moss

First Officer, B737-800

DVA4176
Senior Captain, L-1011-100
OLP

Joined on March 11 2007
B757 100 Club
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"In the cold Kentucky rain"
Horn Lake, MS USA

7,076 legs, 11,489.1 hours
4,673 legs, 6,709.8 hours online
5,630 legs, 8,974.5 hours ACARS
371 legs, 587.0 hours event

Posted onPost created on July 23 2012 17:48 ET by Scott D Williams

I have Mega Atlanta for FS9 and it is not as clear as I had hoped it would be as you said Jamie. It also really adds to the time it takes to load a flight originating out of ATL.

Scott D Williams

Senior Captain, L-1011-100

AFV651
Captain, B707-320
OLP

Joined on August 04 2011
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"Concorde: anything else is just SLOW"
Milan, Lombardy Italy

1,087 legs, 2,148.6 hours
304 legs, 494.6 hours online
1,087 legs, 2,148.6 hours ACARS
10 legs, 15.4 hours event
1,410 legs, 2,961.0 hours total

Posted onPost created on July 23 2012 18:15 ET by Luca Di Biase

megascenery for fsx is quite better. Las vegas, reno and honolulu work fine and are absolutely nice to see.

Luca Di Biase (AFV651)

DVA10698
Chief Pilot, B717-200
OLP, 737-ATP
DISPATCHER

Joined on April 25 2012
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Online Fifteen Century

"Life is simple, eat, sleep, fly, sim....."
Miami, FL

1,682 legs, 2,309.2 hours
1,621 legs, 2,204.2 hours online
1,682 legs, 2,309.2 hours ACARS
104 legs, 165.6 hours event
75 legs dispatched, 191.3 hours

Posted onPost created on July 23 2012 21:04 ET by Jay Marin

I do have LAS for fsx and it's pretty good. Especially when doing flight that goes over LAS at high altitude, looks pretty good.

Jay Marin (DVA10698)

Posted onPost created on July 24 2012 04:33 ET by Jamie Moss

Agree, i find The fscene stuff is good enough so i,ve deleted Thema areas and gone back to fsscene, megascenery would be great if the views were consistant, so i think I,ll Stick to fscene and just add payware airports, such a shame because they should be brilliant but u really want Terrain to show up clear when u fly

Jamie Moss

First Officer, B737-800

DVA10141
Captain, B767-300

Joined on September 07 2011
Online Century Club
Double Century Club

Western United States

237 legs, 463.0 hours
145 legs, 283.2 hours online
236 legs, 461.8 hours ACARS

Posted onPost created on July 24 2012 21:08 ET by Anthony Coll

I own FSX Mega scenery producs for Southern California and Las Vegas. I like both but they have their shortcomings. As far as FSCene I own a few of their titles but I don't use them anymore. I currently use GEX and UTX . I love both. UTX provides for customization based on your PC's performance too.

Anthony Coll

Captain, B767-300

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