The Drone Racing League: High Voltage

When I started FPV flying 8 Months ago, I used the DRL-Sim to get in. Good for Practicing, and even for nothing, that was great. There was only the acro fashion, and as hard as it was-in Real-Life I switched to Acro as well. Now that summer is over, I'll come back to DRL-Sim and BAM an Update and I'll be headed to Steam. Ok-€15 in early Access that's worth it, and we're before December 1st. So Steam turned on and ... Now it's already €20!! What's going on? There is nothing more to see here from the early Access. I don't want to argue about €5bn, but an uneasy Feeling remains. Ok bought anyway-I want to fly. And now I seem to have installed the whole thing a second time, the old Version continues to Send me to Steam, even though it shows "up to date." strange! Anyway, it starts, and of course you need a Transmitter as a Controller (you should think who has that flies real too). So I go to Training first because all The Scores are new and then this toy copter awaits me, which reacts even more primily than it looks. Throttle partly addresses with 1/2 Sec Delay, and knows only rough Steps. Kind of LIKE FPV over WLan And cell phone glasses. And then you have to agonize through cumin missions with fully automatic level mode. Partly annoying primitive, and then again extreme Time Pressure. Is this a good Introduction? It doesn't convince me. It is a good thing that, as in the old Version, you can also go into the Level by Freestyle. Now you can even choose a Copter, and the race models also fly quite passable. It still feels like a battery that is too heavy, but the Controls are now jerk-free and as even as you need. So My System is not because of it. Conclusion: Unsightly Transition from the old Version, annoying Entry through the Trainer but good Level designs. From the realistic Feeling of Flight Behavior, the DRL-Sim is ok, but clearly can't keep up with the FPV freerider recharged.