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Milviz Cessna 310 Releasing May 4, 2022!

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Just in from their Facebook page!

https://imgur.com/a/mcIJmEk

Jay

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Nice, let the floodgates open for all the great aircrafts due to land in MSFS soon... May might just be the banner month for the sim!

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This is exciting news indeed! Been looking forward to this one 🙂 

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Just in time for a $100 tacos flight !

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Maddog, 737, 310 I'm going bankrupt😱

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20 minutes ago, sd_flyer said:

Maddog, 737, 310 I'm going bankrupt😱

BAE 146....Carenado PC12 too for me at least haha 😨

Jay

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Wondering if under the hood there is something custom made or they again rely on MSFS logic ?

Their Corsair is broken and no sign of any fix for this one...

Artur 

This will hopefully mean stage 2 of the Porter can now finally be progressed. 

A free copy every 10 minutes. What about those of us who are not lucky to win a copy. What's it going to cost?

MSFS

$31.0 would be good. 

47 minutes ago, 6297J said:

$31.0 would be good. 

LOL

Devs have done a good job conditioning simmers that MSFS is P3D. So they get away with similar pricing.

I have nothing against devs charging what they are worth. Everyone deserves to make a living. But, now they can't make the excuse that MSFS is a professional simulator.

MSFS

6 hours ago, sd_flyer said:

Maddog, 737, 310 I'm going bankrupt😱

Hehe....but take solace that the 100's of hours of enjoyment you'll get from these packages...the price of all of them combined won't even buy the 100LL needed for a cross-country trip in the real world. 😉 

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I predict an expensive few months.

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22 minutes ago, DJJose said:

So they get away with similar pricing.

The economics of flight sim development are a tough sell. These planes sell almost exclusively to core simmers (in other words, the expanded crowd brought in by MSFS doesn't buy them) and 5000 copies is a good number over the lifetime, with 10,000 being seen as an enormous success, for a product that takes specialty expertise and generally have long times to market (anywhere from 2-10 person years of dev time).

At $31, that buys you basically one or two developers over the course of that time to eek out a small profit, or maybe just pay the salaries and keep the doors open.

The argument can be made that at something like $10 it should sell much better, but I don't think the market bears that.

As a concrete example, for a usual 5K units sold the NXi would be around a $120 price point just to break even and make no money at all. A smash hit at 20K units makes that break even point $30. There's a reason the market is dominated by single digit dev shops, retired folks wanting a little bit of second income, and hobbyist devs with other jobs.

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