2 hours ago, himmelhorse said:

I guess the concensus is that there is NO fix or way around these problems at the moment. I think, as has been suggested, a trip to ZenDesk is not only warranted, but could be regarded as essential.  I make that trip after every update :LOL  No reservations required.

Tony

It's now also essential to vote on certain things in order to make them a priority. Then it takes time for ASOBO to fix.

This is irresponsible and simply wrong. I try to avoid buying anything from MS or the marketplace. They will not get another penny from me. I've spent hundreds of dollars already on airports, planes, & utilities to try to support the 3rd party developers, but the marketplace is not getting any of it.

It's my way of showing how disgusted I am of how ASOBO has treated us. For many the AP issue has been the breaking point. I hope that they don't continue to ruin this beautiful sim because of their ineptitude.

6 hours ago, DJJose said:

It's now also essential to vote on certain things in order to make them a priority. Then it takes time for ASOBO to fix.

It's still important to open zendesk tickets for bugs - there were a number of ones I submitted and they were fixed in subsequent releases. In an ideal world, voting should be limited to feature requests IMO...

 

On 11/29/2020 at 12:03 PM, DJJose said:

If they take away the visuals from this sim, what else do we have?

 

This is what they did to St. Bart's!

I'm so disgusted. They all should be fired.

On 11/29/2020 at 3:11 PM, DJJose said:

1) The new update ruined my Caribbean Islands by changing mesh or whatever ASOBO did. Is there a way to revert back or a trick to fix the way the mountain bottom edges?

Ex.

I wish there was a way to contact ASOBO so that I can give them a piece of my mind. They are ruining my sim.

2) I have a plethora of nice enhancement airport mods and many of the the static airplanes bounce up and down. Is there a way to fix this? I'm interested in posting a fix on every single one of the mods that have this minor issue. This does not happen with my payware airports.

Thanks for you input.

Jose

Hydro polys climbing up over photoreal shores, an old gremlin back from the FSX times. These guys have done some really good job at many levels but obviously show no experience of having flown in or developed for the FSX/P3D family of sims. So we see flaws that were discussed many years back on FSdeveloper ! 

 

On 11/30/2020 at 11:07 AM, DJJose said:

 

It's my way of showing how disgusted I am of how ASOBO has treated us. For many the AP issue has been the breaking point. I hope that they don't continue to ruin this beautiful sim because of their ineptitude.

Based on their last dev twitch stream they understand their testing has not been up to scratch and early next year will be introducing a beta process so releases can be tested more thoroughly before public release.

15 minutes ago, sanh said:

Based on their last dev twitch stream they understand their testing has not been up to scratch and early next year will be introducing a beta process so releases can be tested more thoroughly before public release.

An understatement, but good to know that they are learning from their mistakes. Thanks.

You gotta give it to them tho, despite the moutains of sh**t they get at every updates, they'r still here talking to us and keeping us posted. 

1 minute ago, leprechaunlive said:

You gotta give it to them tho, despite the moutains of sh**t they get at every updates, they'r still here talking to us and keeping us posted. 

Here's a suggestion. ASOBO release your updates and don't break anything. If you do issue a patch with 72 hours. Not a week. Not 2 weeks. I'm still waiting for the Mooney update. Now I have to wait for an update to fix the terrain. I'd rather wait three months for major updates and have a working sim, than to deal with updates every two weeks that break what makes the sim enjoyable.

Everything that I've said is my emotions speaking. I still value them as human beings and appreciate that they are persistently trying to learn as they go.