There’s a story, and of course the accuracy is in question but it goes like this “One student got hopelessly lost, he was running out of fuel and told to follow his checklist, the final step of which was to bail out of the aircraft. He promptly opened the canopy and leap out, attempting to clear the propwash so he wouldn’t be bounced against the fuselage. Instead of parachuting to safety he broke an ankle, consequences of immersive flight simulation”,(reply>), They ordered him to follow the checklist to the letter - he followed the checklist to the letter. That isn't simulator immersion, that is military training: you do EXACTLY what you are told, and trust the instructor to tell you exactly the right thing to do.,(reply>), Probably exaggerated of course, but you can sort of imagine a literal type of chap following the checklist to a T, and then being disoriented by the light and rush of blood and managing to break an ankle. If they ever did use these for escape drills it would have ended like that more than once for sure.