'Old school' hard core Flight Simmers are likely to also be "nostalgic collectors".
I want a MSFS-2020 (10)-DVD boxed version on the shelf along with my other prior versions of MSFS.
I'm more than just "Prepar3D" to pay for express shipping to the USA.
www.cnet.com
I'm also more than just "Prepar3D" to download MSFS-2020 content with an average 110 mbps download bandwidth.
I now pay $ 10 less per month for internet service at 100 mbps download / 20 mbps upload bandwidth ...compared to my prior ADSL at 6 mbps download / 512 kbps upload.
New ISP service from AT&T: based on data use of 1-TB (1024 GB)/Month; my prior ISP service from AT&T: based on data use of 150 GB/Month.
Same copper wire pair for phone, and (2) separate dedicated DSL wire pairs from a FIOS curbside server with static IPs running to the new modem that channel bonds them.
www.allconnect.com
https://www.google.com/search?ei=_u...C4xNJgBAKABAaoBB2d3cy13aXrAAQE&sclient=psy-ab
Did I make it clear enough that I now pay less for more data per month than I did in prior years of being frustrated by slower ADSL ISP service for more money per month ?
www.reviews.org
However, I do wish MSFS-2020 came in a metal box like FS2004 A Century of Flight.
https://www.mobygames.com/images/co...4-a-century-of-flight-windows-front-cover.jpg
Yep, that is just so 'MSFS_2K-ish' (not to be confused with being "so 1990's" ...except for possibly a no-removable-media-drive-work-around).
PS: I wonder if I can make archival backups of my DVDs on M-DISC media ?
en.wikipedia.org
Perhaps the answer will be (literally) written in stone...
www.pcmag.com
GaryGB
I want a MSFS-2020 (10)-DVD boxed version on the shelf along with my other prior versions of MSFS.
I'm more than just "Prepar3D" to pay for express shipping to the USA.

Microsoft Flight Simulator's physical edition will include 10 discs
The old-school package will also contain a printed manual.
I'm also more than just "Prepar3D" to download MSFS-2020 content with an average 110 mbps download bandwidth.
I now pay $ 10 less per month for internet service at 100 mbps download / 20 mbps upload bandwidth ...compared to my prior ADSL at 6 mbps download / 512 kbps upload.
New ISP service from AT&T: based on data use of 1-TB (1024 GB)/Month; my prior ISP service from AT&T: based on data use of 150 GB/Month.
Same copper wire pair for phone, and (2) separate dedicated DSL wire pairs from a FIOS curbside server with static IPs running to the new modem that channel bonds them.
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However, I do wish MSFS-2020 came in a metal box like FS2004 A Century of Flight.
https://www.mobygames.com/images/co...4-a-century-of-flight-windows-front-cover.jpg
Yep, that is just so 'MSFS_2K-ish' (not to be confused with being "so 1990's" ...except for possibly a no-removable-media-drive-work-around).

PS: I wonder if I can make archival backups of my DVDs on M-DISC media ?

M-DISC - Wikipedia
Perhaps the answer will be (literally) written in stone...

New 1,000-Year DVD Disc Writes Data in Stone, Literally
Millenniata, a new optical disc company, has designed an optical disc that the company said will last virtually forever.
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