Some lucky people among us will be flying on this sim in 2 weeks

[cepact 517]

And they won't be allowed to tell us, would they ?

[dal330200 216]

Microsoft- pick me.  I promise that I'll delete my Avsim account if I get in:-)

[Quasimodo 505]

12 minutes ago, dal330200 said:

Microsoft- pick me.  I promise that I'll delete my Avsim account if I get in:-)

Your system is to good. They're not going to pick you! 😝🤣

Edited October 11, 2019 by Avidean

[penta_a 428]

I would suggest that MS to allow every one that signed for the insider  program to try at least first alpha release of the new sim, just to feel it and enjoy it as did every one with the all released videos, then things can change with future releases to be as needed.

[Christopher Low 5,337]

They would be hard pushed to be as lucky as I have been over the past week

[MatthewS 761]

MS are being very generous with the released videos.

I hope they give permission for the Alpha Testers to produce videos also...  Maybe overlay "Alpha Version X.XXX dd/mm/yyyy" so it's clear the video is from an Alpha.

I really want to see SE Asia, especially the Philippines, RPLL and Manila, maybe RPVK and RPCT, Boracay.

Come on MS, you can do it, "me love you long time".

[simtom 495]

From my experience with previous Microsoft games related Alpha tests I was not allowed to share anything (NDA). Also, when you're selected you're set for later versions. The goal is to gradually allow more and more people to access the Alpha and later on Beta.

Edited October 11, 2019 by simtom

[HughesMDflyer4 470]

6 hours ago, penta_a said:

I would suggest that MS to allow every one that signed for the insider  program to try at least first alpha release of the new sim, just to feel it and enjoy it as did every one with the all released videos, then things can change with future releases to be as needed.

It will likely end up being the exact opposite of this. I suspect the first wave will be quite small, with subsequent builds going out to more and more users. At this stage, it's very possible the game won't even run on some systems for whatever reason(s). Solving major issues with a smaller audience early on makes rolling out to larger groups down the road easier/more useful, as they can focus on stuff like server stress testing and the overall user experience once the game is more stable/functional. It's also good to ensure the feedback system is well organized and working as intended before getting too many users flooding it.