FS Dreamteam has just released KORD for FS9 & FSX!!http://www.fsdreamteam.comGonna be a fun weekend ahead!

Finally a decent KORD!

Hi,Alright, looks like I'll be purchasing the FS9 version. Time to remove Simflyers KORD.

I can finally delete my crappy Simflyers version! Thanks for the heads up.

I normaly don't do this, but this scenery is absolutely amazing! No impact on the frames on my system, runs smoth as silk even with lots of AI and complex Addon planes. Can't believe it, always dreamed of a decent O'Hare. I still hate this insane activation system so, but as it worked flawles with the Zurich scenery I'll give it another try.Toby

I agree the activation system sucks(like cloud 9) which takes away for proberly a great piece of scenery.Bill M

Looks like there's some problems with it already on their forum.

>Looks like there's some problems with it already on their>forum.>>Looks like they got it sorted and are uploading a new installer

Finally able to get rid of Simflyers. How a rather bland scenery had such a major framerate hit I'll never know.Anyone able to comment on FPS for this scenery vs. Simflyers?

It definitely looks stunning doesn't it. Hats off to them. Everyone's getting on the high fidelity stuff now and it's not just FlyTampa who are offering this. Good to see. And two versions as well. I'll be buying this over the weekend.

Easy on frames, great looking all around. I can enjoy some more decent domestic flights as well as transatlantic routes.To think about: which one would end up selling more version for FS9 or FS10???Thanks for the heads up.PatAMD Opteron DC 185 @ 3GHz, Zalman7700Cu cooler, Corsair XMS 2GB DDR, 7800GS-OC, Asus A8V MoBo, RaptorHDD, TrackIR4, CH FSYoke+TQ+peds, Eclipse RED KB, WinXP-sp2

>To think about: which one would end up selling more version>for FS9 or FS10???We can't say precisely, because one purchase will get you both versions: if you buy the FS9 version, the moment you install the FSX one, it will already fully registered, and so the opposite.We can only make a rough guess by looking at the downloads.For Zurich, that was sold in the same dual version way, we initially had a slightly higher download count for the FS9 version but, after Christmas (maybe Santa brought lots of new PCs ?), we noticed an increase of the FSX version.However, download counts do not necessarily translate into actual sales in the same way in the two sims.But that doesn't really matter, considering how the product is sold. For us, it's just a single sale, regardless of the sim in which the scenery is used..

Downloaded it so I can run the trial. Looks fantastic. Frame rates were great. Sure to be a winner!Now if we could only get a YSSY of his mould!

Just an idea, but can you perhaps include some version numbers in the installer names.Right now I see setup_addonmanager.exe for example. Which version is that? Same with the main installer for the scenery. A version number would be nice. Or perhaps put a note on your site that says when exactly the installers were changed.

>Just an idea, but can you perhaps include some version>numbers in the installer names.It might look a good idea on principle but, as all things, is still subjected to human error and it's not always reliable.For example, yesterday night, we had the FSX installer that was initially fine, but after a couple of hours became corrupted on the server, so we had to upload it again, without changing anything. Still not sure how this could happened, probably the server overloaded because of the release.If we had to do it right, we should include a text file with MD5 for at least the installer, but I'm not sure how many users have an MD5 checker already installed and ready to use. It's a known practice for Linux distributions, but not so common for Windows users.One reliable indication of at least *when* the file was changed, is to browse the download folder ( http://www.fsdreamteam.com/download/ ) and have a look at the files time/dates. That will tell exactly when the installer was uploaded on the server, and it can act like a "version number"