Microsoft Flight Simulator is releasing a new update for December 2024

Key things

• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Update 1.1.10.0 fixes some crashes and performance issues.
• Asobo Studio continues to release patches that fix many of the game's issues following its troubled launch on November 19.
• A larger patch is expected on December 9th.

December 2 update for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 has fixed several issues plaguing the new title, with the next patch scheduled for release on December 9th. Despite major problems at launch, the developers Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 are dedicated to solving many of the game's problems.

Featuring dozens of new mission types and environmental features, long-running fans Microsoft Flight Simulator After the release of the latest title on November 19th, they were eager to jump into the latest title. Unfortunately, the number of players in the game dropped quickly. Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 plagued with bugs and server issues. Many eager fans were stuck in the game's queue for over 30 minutes trying to play, while others reported missing aircraft and excessive GPU usage. Asobo Studio is working to fix these many issues and the latest update for the game is now available.

The 1.1.10.0 update may not be the biggest fix, but it fixes some of the many issues Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024player base. In terms of stability, the update fixes a number of crashes, including those that occur when players quickly switch between challenges or adjust the Tobii Eye Tracker hardware in the settings menu. The patch also fixes the remaining broken jetways and adds tags to banned items to make it easier to recognize why they are banned.

According to Asobo Studio, some third-party add-ons cause major problems Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. The developers aren't sure which content is causing the issues, so the studio has temporarily disabled all of them Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 non-aeronautical content of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. Additionally, a larger patch will be released on December 9 that will allow players to enable or disable certain content themselves. The update will also include a “safe launch option” that disables third-party content in case players are unable to launch the game at all.

After the hotfix released on November 22 Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 has seen some performance improvements, with the developers eager to continue improving the title until it is available. While the title reported “Overwhelmingly Negative” reviews on Steam right after its launch, things have improved as Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 currently sits at “Mixed” on Valve's popular store. A live developer Q&A is scheduled for December 4th at 10:30am PT, with Asobo Studios asking players to submit their questions via the game's official forum.

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Update 1.1.10.0 Patch Notes (December 2, 2024)

Stability and performance

• Fixed a bug that could occur when quickly navigating between prompts.
• Fixed a crash when trying to edit the Tobii Eye Tracker hardware in the settings menu.
• Fixed various crashes.

General bug fixes

• Fixed remaining broken nozzles.
• Updated the message asking players to link their Steam account.
• Fixed unloading/recharging WASM gauges on restart flight.

SDK

JS API

• The Traffic GUID object was corrupted because the value was encoded in 64 bits, which cannot be handled in JavaScript. The value is now in 32 bits.

Aircraft

• Fixed impact damage threshold for basket contact points causing a game-locking loop back to the track for Hot Air Balloon and FlyDOO.

Aviation technology

Model behavior

• Fixed crash when hovering over interactions that defined only event_id and tooltip (backward compatibility with simple FSX interactions).

Flow/progress

• Fixed bug when exiting flight in spin mode.

MyLibrary

• Added labels to disabled items to better reflect why they are disabled.
• Added a flag to alert players if an item has not been verified by the creator.