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Are there too many flight sim platforms?

jtanabodee

jtanabodee

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Hi,

Do you think there are too many platforms? FSX, P3D, Xplane, MSFS and each of them has its own versions. Some of those versions have problems when using with the newer versions as well. Very tired of these problems.
How do you get along with different platforms and versions? It started to be very complicated now. Do you think so?
Please comments the way you handle your production processes. Or you just stick with only one platform for easier to manage?
 
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