Go here http://www.captainsim.com/products/b757/200/video.html and be sure not to drool all over yourselves :)Tim

Wow. During my five years of simming I have never seen so many "goodies"..

>Go here>http://www.captainsim.com/products/b757/200/video.html and be>sure not to drool all over yourselves :)>>TimUnsurpassed eye candy, though I find ridicolous a gauge refresh rate of 5 Hz. But hey, to each it's own. :)Marco

>Unsurpassed eye candy, though I find ridicolous a gauge>refresh rate of 5 Hz.My thoughts exactly...Regards,Robert

:-eek What the ^%*@#$*?!!

Somwhow the complete lack of mention of the FMC in both the videos and the available manuals doesn't give me a warm feeling. Or, did I just miss it? Doug

Complaining BEFORE release - guys, isn't it too early?> Somwhow the complete lack of mention of the FMC in both>the videos and the available manuals doesn't give me a warm>feeling. Or, did I just miss it? >DougDoug, please read manuals carefully.

There is an FMC Users Guide in the pocket, though - see 'Some Nice Touches II'.Boogie.

I don't think I have ever seen so many animations in one aircraft before. I have never really been a captain sim fan, but they really have stepped it up. Performance is going to tell alot.

Just a simple test, a dawn take-off at KSEA with real weather should tell alot.http://www.graphics-free.com/animations/tr...ges/plane_6.gifAlex ChristoffN562ZBaltimore, MD

>Complaining BEFORE release - guys, isn't it too early?>>> Somwhow the complete lack of mention of the FMC in both>>the videos and the available manuals doesn't give me a warm>>feeling. Or, did I just miss it? >>Doug>>Doug, please read manuals carefully.Since they offered a preview, public comment is sure to follow. The eye candy is terrific and those that prize it above all else should be very happy. And I respect their preferences. I'm not sure if CS figured out how to add all that eye candy detail and still provide a flyable airplane relative to FPS. The gauge refresh rate (for me) is unacceptable as they "step changed" in the demos. Wonder what happens when clouds are in the sky?Just one potential customer's preference, but I prefer smooth gauges, and high fidelity systems (including FMC) over eye candy. If they have accomplished both, I'll be in line too buy. But, that is one tall challenge. Bob... :)

All that eyecandy is certainly fun, but I would rather have smooth gauges.-

All these are valid points... but too early to tell.... We'll see what happens :)Take careTim