Is DTG FS World "restricted" to GA ?

[jcomm 5,939]

Just this :)

Well, also another question, since it has been mentioned by others at the forum... Is the GTX970 the minimum spec graphics board or the recommended for  "full right sliders" settings ?

[fsxkitty 62]

The game may only come with GA aircraft, but I'm sure the 3rd party devs will be free to create whatever plane/helicopter/ostrich they desire. Also, wouldn't it be cool if it supported rocket engines? Atmospheric density is already simulated, so rocket engines are the only thing preventing it from being a full-fledged Space Shuttle Simulator.

As for your second question, I sure hope the 970 is for full right sliders!

[Alphafoxsierra 166]

50 minutes ago, fsxkitty said:

The game may only come with GA aircraft, but I'm sure the 3rd party devs will be free to create whatever plane/helicopter/ostrich they desire. 

What you said 

As long as they meet the requirements for being in the store, etc. 

[fsxkitty 62]

Just now, DTG_Aimee said:

What you said 

As long as they meet the requirements for being in the store, etc. 

Does this mean that developers won't be able to sell their addons through their own stores?

[Alphafoxsierra 166]

Just now, fsxkitty said:

Does this mean that developers won't be able to sell their addons through their own stores?

They can sell their add-ons anywhere they like, as long as they are made available on our store as well. 

[fsxkitty 62]

2 minutes ago, DTG_Aimee said:

They can sell their add-ons anywhere they like, as long as they are made available on our store as well. 

Does that also apply to freeware?

[pmb 5,137]

14 minutes ago, DTG_Aimee said:

They can sell their add-ons anywhere they like, as long as they are made available on our store as well. 

Which means no freeware allowed?

Kind regards, Michael

[HUSSAR 272]

If the EULA will be similar to Flight School, then no, there will be freeware (User-Generated Content) that will be allowed to be created for FSW.  Certain rules will apply.

[Alphafoxsierra 166]

7 minutes ago, pmb said:

Which means no freeware allowed?

Freeware is allowed. That is why we included a Pro Mission Editor. We are helping that process along by working Steam workshop functionality into FSW at a later date. 

[Alphafoxsierra 166]

6 minutes ago, HUSSAR said:

If the EULA will be similar to Flight School, then no, there will be freeware (User-Generated Content) that will be allowed to be created for FSW.  Certain rules will apply.

Flight School was designed to be a standalone sim without any add-ons from 3PPs or from us. The EULA was written to reflect that. FSW is a different story. 

[Marco Van Dam 3]

46 minutes ago, DTG_Aimee said:

They can sell their add-ons anywhere they like, as long as they are made available on our store as well. 

This can be a big problem for some developers i suppose...

[barrel_owl 304]

7 minutes ago, Marco Van Dam said:

This can be a big problem for some developers i suppose...

This is what is already happening with FSX Steam, Train Simulator and DCS.

[edpatino 1,964]

I dislike very much the idea of going thru Steam. There are a lot of places on earth on which internet speed is not as good to make the experience the way it should be.

Cheers, Ed

[fsxkitty 62]

Just now, edpatino said:

I dislike very much the idea of going thru Steam. There are a lot of places on earth on which internet speed is not as good to make the experience the way it should be.

Cheers, Ed

Internet speed doesn't matter. You just download the game once and that's it. I once took 3 weeks to download a game, but i didn't mind.

[pmb 5,137]

56 minutes ago, DTG_Aimee said:

Freeware is allowed. That is why we included a Pro Mission Editor. We are helping that process along by working Steam workshop functionality into FSW at a later date. 

Thanks Aimee, this should be an important point.

Kind regards, Michael