Next Prepar3d release inevitable?

[jcomm 5,890]

I am having so much fun with it just as it is right now that I really don't bother waiting...

 

I'd rather find v2 to be something really worth the migration than some product rushed into the market not based on carefull design and implementation, with all options covering the upcoming evoltuions in hardware and OSs being taken into consideration, allowing for easily porting some older add-ons, etc...

 

I'd say, take you time, while I am busy with what P3D and some excellent add-ons already offer me :-)

[mgh 89]

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am having so much fun with it just as it is right now that I really don't bother waiting...

 

Exactly. The next release will be when Lockheed Martin decide it's ready for release - this year, next year, some time, never.. 

[vgbaron 3,496]

WHenever they release it, I hope they switch to an inplpace install rather than the complete  uninstall/reinstall method. BUT  I will enjoy it anyway.

 

Vic

[RWFeldman 159]

 

 

I'd rather find v2 to be something really worth the migration than some product rushed into the market not based on carefull design and implementation,

Dont believe they would to do that. For one, It is a commercial product with serious implications therefore LM can't hide behind "its just a game" concept.

[mgh 89]

WHenever they release it, I hope they switch to an inplpace install rather than the complete  uninstall/reinstall method. BUT  I will enjoy it anyway.

 

Vic

 

A complete uninstall/re-install is more controllable and satisfactory from a quality assurance point of view. A in-place install would have to be shown to work on a range of existing installations, all in different states with many 3rd party add-ons from .

 

As RWFeldman said this is a commercial product.