Hi,to show you guys I'm not just complaining:hats off to you guys for the most realistic simulation I have ever seen for MSFS!Even small details that I have never seen in other simulations have been modelled:- windmilling engines can provide hyd pressure as long as they are running fast enough- same goes the engine generator- non-documented (unofficial) features of the real 737 have been modelled like single autopilot autoland (you won't find this in the FCOM)- autopilot actually moving flight controls and not just pitch trim- automatic activation of the generators if the APU is turned off in flight (once)These are the things that make a simulation feel alive!RegardsMark

watching the control column come alive as the engine-driven hydraulic pumps come on-line during start.

watching the control column come alive as the engine-driven hydraulic pumps come on-line during start.

This last one is one that I hate as the plane is not fly by wire and without hyd power, on the NGX, the column/wheel cannot be moved more than 1 or 2 degrees. This make it very difficult to control the plane in manual reversion.About the other things, I already seen them and yes, the team did an awesome job ;)

Hi Andrea,yes, on the ground the controls are very heavy. But in flight it's actually quite manageable (at least on the classics) as long as your speed within 220-250 kts. (See my other thread about manual reversion: http://forum.avsim.net/topic/362193-manual-reversion-not-very-realistic/RegardsMark

I'll answer in that topic as this is for the good things ;)