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Flight Simulator 2024's launch has been plagued by widespread technical problems, leaving many players grounded before they could even take flight. This article examines player reports of download failures and lengthy login queues, and Microsoft's less-than-satisfactory response.

Flight Simulator 2024: A Rocky Launch

Download Problems Ground Players

The launch of Flight Simulator 2024 has experienced significant turbulence, with numerous players reporting frustrating issues preventing them from starting the game. Download interruptions and lengthy login queues have left many feeling disappointed.

A major complaint centers on the game's download process. Many players report downloads stalling at various points, often around 90%. Repeated attempts to resume the download have frequently proven unsuccessful.

Microsoft acknowledges the problem and suggests a reboot as a partial solution for those stuck at 90%. However, for players whose downloads are completely stalled, the only advice is to "wait," a response that has left many feeling abandoned.

Login Queues Exacerbate the Problem

The download issues are compounded by extended login queues due to server overload. Players report being stuck in indefinite waits, unable to access the game's main menu.

While Microsoft confirms awareness of the problem and is working on a fix, a lack of concrete timeline for a resolution leaves players uncertain when they can finally experience the game.

[1] Image from Steam The Flight Simulator community's reaction has been largely negative. While some understand the inherent challenges of launching a large-scale game, many express disappointment with Microsoft's perceived lack of preparedness for the high player volume and the inadequate solutions offered.

Online forums and social media are filled with frustrated players detailing their experiences. The common thread is disappointment over the lack of proactive communication and frustration with the vague "wait and see" approach.