December 30, 20169 yr I had an epiphany a couple of nights ago and planning to ditch p3d for a while to check out xplane 11 when it is released. I want to get a Boeing as my first payware plane. Can't decide between 757, 767 and 777. Are they all at a similar level in terms of systems and performance? Want to be able to program SIDS/ STARS, holds etc all the usual things. Not keen on the IXEG 737-200 or the 727, as they're a little too "classic" for me. Any feedback will be welcomed.
December 30, 20169 yr I had an epiphany a couple of nights ago and planning to ditch p3d for a while to check out xplane 11 when it is released. I want to get a Boeing as my first payware plane. Can't decide between 757, 767 and 777. Are they all at a similar level in terms of systems and performance? Want to be able to program SIDS/ STARS, holds etc all the usual things. Not keen on the IXEG 737-200 or the 727, as they're a little too "classic" for me. Any feedback will be welcomed. The IXEG is a 733 so about the same age as a 767/757. Anyways I would go for the 757 followed by the 767. Don't even consider the 777 as it needs a major update. 4790K @4.9GHz, 32GB DDR3, 1080Ti, W10-64bit
December 30, 20169 yr Author I am just not a big fan of the 737 classic and want to study and fly an aircraft I like IRL.
December 30, 20169 yr I am just not a big fan of the 737 classic and want to study and fly an aircraft I like IRL. None of them are ready for prime time in XP11 - you will have to wait - hope PMDG will get a heavy made for XP11 asap the Jardesign A330 is pretty nice but also not ready until at least XP1 PB4 - bought it but gear is not going up cl mode doesnt works as far as I can tell - developer said to wait but bought it anyway as the exterior has been updated for XP11 rendering and looks really good Rich Sennett
December 30, 20169 yr None of them are ready for prime time in XP11 - you will have to wait Not sure where you got this from but both the 757 and 767 have received XP11 compatibility updates already.
December 30, 20169 yr Not sure where you got this from but both the 757 and 767 have received XP11 compatibility updates already. Please show me where it states they have been updated for new XP11 rendering capability - PBR - thanks - if they are not I am not interested until they are I do my home work Stated by developer so its not XP11 complete yet All full XP11 upgrades will ONLY come after XP11 has become stable, FPS has been restored to XP10 level etc. (hopefully this will also be around XP11.1) http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/109949-official-xp11-policy/ Rich Sennett
December 30, 20169 yr Please show me where it states they have been updated for new XP11 rendering capability - PBR - thanks - if they are not I am not interested until they are Perhaps it is a different interpretation of "ready for prime time" in your first post. Both aircraft have received the first type of update mentioned in the post by FF that you linked: http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/112162-boeing-757-200-version-2016-simple-xp11-compatible/ http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/112161-b767-version-1122-simple-xp11-compatible/ As the 757v2 will include the XP11 feature update (such as PBR, particles, etc) free of charge, there is no reason for OP to not purchase this aircraft if he is interested in the 757. And OP, the 757 certainly does all the things mentioned by you. It is a *very* good airliner simulation.
December 30, 20169 yr Also with the 757 update today there is no problems with it now to fly. Further refined later with all latest goodies coming with XP11 full release. Trevor Golding
December 30, 20169 yr Perhaps it is a different interpretation of "ready for prime time" in your first post. 1+ Rich Sennett
December 30, 20169 yr Author The poll is a hypothetical based upon all versions working in XP11. I will obviously only purchase whatever is compliant with the platform at the time.
December 30, 20169 yr I have the 757 and 767. I would say the 767. The interface is nice to load passengers, fuel, in flight messages, etc.. Checklist process very good. Very nice FMC. Though it is not fully XP11 compatible. I found this out when I wanted to drag the FMC to a separate monitor. It hasn't been "windowed" yet. Ryzen 7 5800x, 64gb, 7900XTX 24gb
January 2, 20179 yr Hi Richie! Go with the 757v2! It's absolutely fantastic, just recently updated, and will include full updates through the XP11 life cycle. I bought it last week and have had an absolute blast learning it and just flying it around. Awesome aircraft, every bit as good as my PMDG 737 or 777. Plus, they included a great virtual tablet that you can pull up while flying and adjust just about anything. Very impressed with this package. I still mostly fly in XP10, but it fully supports XP11 (which I also own, and the 757v2 works just fine there). I just still prefer XP10 until XP11 is properly updated with better performance. Good luck and enjoy! Allen, flight sim lover and AA-5 Traveler owner
January 3, 20179 yr I have the 757 and 767. I would say the 767. The interface is nice to load passengers, fuel, in flight messages, etc.. Checklist process very good. Very nice FMC. FWIW all of that applies to the 757v2 as well.
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