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Microsoft Flight Simulator produces some beauteous realism most of the time, however there's the odd plow where things go hilariously wrong. PC players central apish airplanes have been scouring the globe this anniversary and have discovered some rather boffo glitches.

The bulkiest disjuncture is artlessly a behemothic mountain-high obelisk in Melbourne, Australia. The unusually tall design doesn't indwell in segregated life, however Bing Maps thinks a behemothic obelisk dominates the skies of northern Melbourne. Microsoft Flight Simulator utilizes Microsoft's Bing Maps technology -- streaming documents directly from two petabytes of accumulator in the fogginess -- therefore it's likely that this particular kill is based on incorrect Bing Maps data.

In Microsoft Flight Stealer a bizarrely eldritch, impossibly narrow skyscraper pierces the skies of Melbourne's Northerly like a burghal Australian version of Half-Life 2's Citadel, and I am -all for it- pic.twitter.com/6AH4xgIAWg

-- Alexander Muscat (@alexandermuscat) August 19, 2020

Some Flight Simulator players have been visiting the obelisk at midnight, eager to get some pictures of the behemothic taxonomy surpassing it's inseparably removed.

Giant obelisks aren't the only things innervation erroneously in Microsoft Flight Simulator. The gutsy uses Azure-powered procedural natality technology to fleshy any gaps in the Bing Maps data. Landmarks and bridges can't be generated with AI, therefore they stampede to be in-built by hand. That leaves some pudenda of cities lulu a little odd if you squinch too close.

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Buckingham Palace vehement into an symposium block.

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Flight Simulator players discovered that Buckingham Palace, the official London abode of Britain's monarchs, has been vehement into an symposium building. Similarly, the Washington Monument in Washington DC has additionally been vehement into a narrow skyscraper.

Can't stop padded at this flight stealer in DC. pic.twitter.com/VeabjsQCaH

-- Danielle Alberti (@DanielleAlberti) August 19, 2020

Over on the west coast, the gutsy seems to be tormenting with palm copse that scab the streets of southern California. In Flight Simulator they've vehement into awe-inspiring athwart structures bulging out of the loonshit like strengthless shark teeth.

By far my liked Microsoft Flight Stealer quirk is that it doesn't apperceive how to handle palm trees, therefore Southern California is full of these unsafe obelisks bulging withal from the pavement like therefore profuse teeth. pic.twitter.com/OqkmuSfimn

-- Hayden Dingman (@haydencd) August 19, 2020

Flight Simulator players have stumbled upon other places where sanctorium are rendered crudely, including a crossway in Portland where trucks are glued to the sides.

Some of the glitches could be downward to the documents streaming settings that players worthy in Flight Simulator, though. One player discovered that TIAA Countinghouse Grassland in Jacksonville, Florida looks like it has been flowing with grass with a sunken office-like design in the average of the stadium.

Flight stealer admittedly nailed TIAA countinghouse grassland pic.twitter.com/YlLSzMOd7p

-- frank (@617via904) August 18, 2020

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TIAA Countinghouse Grassland in Microsoft Flight Simulator.

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We visited the TIAA Countinghouse Grassland this morning, and it rendered in all its glory with all the documents streaming settings enabled. It's unlikely that Asobo Studio, the developers defaultant Microsoft Flight Simulator, fixed the theater in shorter than 24 hours. Some of the beheld glitches that persons are experiencing could be simultaneous to internet connectivity to the streaming documents acclimated to power Flight Simulator, or artlessly because of players not enabling the full documents download when the gutsy is configured.

The glitches are other boffo than they are gutsy breaking, and you're not likely to presage some of the inaccuracies unless you're flying low or you apperceive how profuse slums are supposed to squinch in a particular cobblestone or area. I've spent hours flying effectually pudenda of the apple I've never visited in Microsoft Flight Simulator. It's still a stunningly wise basic version of our planet, even if some behemothic obelisks are creating some basic air truckage over Australia.