Fenix A320, high fidelity airliner, is being released

[WestAir 2,522]

22 minutes ago, tweekz said:

When I watch some "air disaster" episodes on Youtube to go sleeping, it is ridiculous how often I see captains with thousands of hours of experience (on type) make simple yet fatal mistakes that you learn about in your first lessons in flight school. Like stalling the plane.

Did a BFR with an instructor who, after I offered he do the next departure because I had already done 3 takeoffs and landings, took off and hovered in ground effect until he reached the end of the runway threshold, then he yanked the yoke full aft and rode the stall horn to about 50-60 degrees nose up. In a 172 model M.

Scared the - out of me. G forces were so insane all I could see was my chest, and it was in that moment I realized how people with thousands of hours die in perfectly functioning airplanes.

[ThrottleUp 617]

8 hours ago, scotchegg said:

A lot of sim-bashing (in any direction) seems to basically be saying "you shouldn't be satisfied with your experience of this sim because it isn't modeling this feature well". 

Totally agree.

In the gaming world we are a very small genre with a low number compared to other titles like COD etc. So I wish people got along instead of all the squabbling. Nothing wrong with friendly debate but this "[Insert sim name here] does airflow simulation much better than [insert other sim name here] so I dont know how you can say that C172 feels real lol" gets old fast. 

Who. Cares. All of us, wether MSFS, XP11, DCS, AeroFly, FlightGear are sitting at home flying pretend planes around. Just enjoy 🙂 

[Doug47 574]

2 hours ago, Nyxx said:

How many hours do you have ? and to you make judgments on just one person’s opinion?

When it’s a highly experienced pilot, yes. Much more so over gamers.

[Nyxx 6,993]

2 hours ago, Doug47 said:

When it’s a highly experienced pilot, yes. Much more so over gamers.

Don’t fly MSFS then nor P3D nor Xplane. Enjoy! 
 

Can we now get back on topic that I think is about. Fenix  A320 ^^

Edited July 19, 2021 by Nyxx

[bobcat999 8,444]

13 minutes ago, Nyxx said:

Can we now get back on topic that I think is about. Fenix  A320 ^^

Yes.  I would like to ask Aamir when he next pops in, can we have a list of the 200 liveries please?  It shouldn't take long to type! 😀

PS.  By the way, to other flight simmers out there 'flying' other simulators...  My pretend plane is better than your pretend plane!... 😝

[EvidencePlz 276]

2 hours ago, Doug47 said:

When it’s a highly experienced pilot, yes. Much more so over gamers.

For every "highly" experienced pilot who claims MSFS 2020 flight model is "not that realistic", I can find at least 3 more "highlier" experienced pilots and CFIs (and some of them have aeronautical engineering degrees even) who claim it's "quite realistic". 

Here's just one piece of evidence and testimony in favour of MSFS 2020's flight model from Bruce Williams, a CFI who's been a pilot for over 30 years, specializes in IFR training, flying technically advanced aircraft and Beechcraft Bonanza models. he's also an approved American Bonanza Society's Beechcraft Pilot Proficiency Program instructor, a representative of the National FAA Safety Team and owns an aviation consulting, training, and services company in Seattle:

He says, while talking about MSFS 2020's flight model: "Many virtual pilots obsess about “flight dynamics,” how realistically the simulated aircraft “fly.” I’ve written extensively about this topic. I don’t yet have much experience testing the behaviour of aircraft in FS2020 with which I’m familiar. And in any event, much discussion of the handling of aircraft is confused by limitations of the joysticks, yokes, rudder pedals, and other devices that virtual pilots use to fly their sims. So far, however, the aircraft I have flown in FS2020 seem to behave predictably, and the pitch+power+configuration setups that I employ in their real counterparts seem to hold up reasonably well in the simulation."

Source: Flight Simulator 2020: First Impressions | BruceAir, LLC (bruceair.com) (wordpress.com)

Not to mention that for both FBW A320 and the upcoming FenixSim A320 for MSFS 2020, there are several real world type-rated Airbus pilots alpha-testing and providing feedback on the flight model. 

Edited July 19, 2021 by EvidencePlz

[JBDB-MD80 1,470]

22 minutes ago, Nyxx said:

Don’t fly MSFS then nor P3D nor Xplane. Enjoy! 
 

Can we now get back on topic that I think is about. Fenix  A320 ^^

And just because this is MSFS the plane should be sold at 20$ USD to satisfy the masses. Get out of here They are selling junk for 40 on the marketplace.

Edited July 19, 2021 by jbdbow1970

[tweekz 2,165]

We're always talking about the plane while the weather is just as important. Planes fly through air and air is moving. Default, most other sims load in weather data instantly causing abrupt changes of conditions. So, how realistic is that?

[EvidencePlz 276]

1 hour ago, tweekz said:

most other sims load in weather data instantly causing abrupt changes of conditions. So, how realistic is that?

Good question. Doesn't sound realistic at all cause in real world the weather certainly doesn't change as abruptly and instantly as you describe it and as I myself have experienced it numerous times in both Prepar3D and XP11 with ActiveSky weather addon running. May be our mystery 11.5k hour real world pilot and his prepar3d/XP fanbase would like to shed some light on that? Hmm.

Edited July 19, 2021 by EvidencePlz

[Tuskin38 6,449]

 

[fwwba01 0]

Hi All, 

Is this forum locked? 🤔

[charliearon 3,017]

54 minutes ago, fwwba01 said:

Hi All, 

Is this forum locked? 🤔

If it was, your post wouldn't show! 😃

[Ray Proudfoot 8,925]

54 minutes ago, fwwba01 said:

Hi All, 

Is this forum locked? 🤔

No, the topic is not locked. Just stay on topic please.

[tweekz 2,165]

54 minutes ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

No, the topic is not locked. Just stay on topic please.

OK sir.

There is a new development update:

FUEL & HYDRAULICS:

https://fenixsim.com/2021/07/23/feature-review-hyd-fuel/

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It's a shame that there is still no date. I would like to know if it is another year, 6 months or even weeks.