I just downloaded and installed the FREEFlow New England scenery. It is signficantly better than the default -- really looks great! Good work, guys.My question is, does Ultimate Terrain produce the same sort of result, except for all of Canada (and soon the USA)? If so, then UT should be a blast.I would appreciate any comment from someone who has both.Thanks,Wilson

I have both the New England scenery and UT Canada. Both are excellent and much better than default, but they are hard to compare since they aren't doing the same area. Time will tell.Bob

Well, I can shed some light on this one! :-smoochFirst, the best way to compare FREEflow and ultimate terrain is to look at the border of the cells in New England where UT Canada is adjacent. A great example is north of Burlington, VT where Lake Champlain drains into the Richelieu - with some subtle differences, the results are very similar. I'd post a screenshot, but I'm pretty swamped with other tasks right now, and the only copy of FS9 I have installed is pretty much stock...maybe someone could hook me up?Second, UT Canada is and UT USA will be a blast, no question about it. FS9 will be a new experience, period.Last, our about-to-be-released Florida project is really MUCH more than what you see with FREEflow New England - consider FFNE an appetizer!We will be certain that all of our FREEflow addons are compatible with, and hopefully enhance, the UT line. In that regard - FREEflow Ultimate Florida includes full accurate water class scenery, a hand-edited accurate land class scenery, and many detailed waterways such as marinas and Florida's Canal system that might be overlooked by other sceneries of the area. Finally, the detail we've provided with Toni Hiltunen's cities, and Bob Brown's rendition of the Everglades and WCA's will be unparalleled - and these features will work well with UTUSA, you can count on it!Hope this helps some,Best,sg

Scott:Thanks for the feedback. You guys have done a great job and I really look forward to downloading Ultimate Florida when it becomes available.Regards,Wilson