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MSFS now the most dominant simulator on IVAO

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I fly on IVAO and noticed that too. P3D took a major dive and MSFS grew exponentially. Now if only the developers fixed that damned altitude issue with the pilot client (coincidentally called 'altitude' as well).

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5 hours ago, ryanbatc said:

I'm GA flyer most of the time but people love flying those boring tubes haha 

@ryanbatc Agree. But like everything else, everything gets old after a lot of use. Anytime someone talks about being bored, I remember a banker joke (I used to work for banks):

"Questions: why is banking like s3x? Answer: because if you deposit and withdraw all the time ...after a while, you'll end up losing interest too". Lol.

Sidenote: If you don't already have it, you should probably do DCS also. 

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5 minutes ago, bofhlusr said:

@ryanbatc Agree. But like everything else, everything gets old after a lot of use. Anytime someone talks about being bored, I remember a banker joke (I used to work for banks):

"Questions: why is banking like s3x? Answer: because if you deposit and withdraw all the time ...after a while, you'll end up losing interest too". Lol.

Sidenote: If you don't already have it, you should probably do DCS also. 

I have DCS but don't have time to use it in depth.  I even bought the AH64 addon and literally have only lifted off the ground and that's it.

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5 hours ago, Jeeeno said:

I'm more surprised by the fact that there's still somebody flying on ivao. 

or fs2004 😊

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7 hours ago, Bobsk8 said:

I doubt if there are any substantial numbers of pilots flying on either IVAO or Vatsim.

Naw, no one flies online with actual ATC vs a programed script ;).

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Vatsim is full every day from 1900-2200. daily multiple events are ongoing but yeah have fun with your atc program. 
you never know how bad your procedures and aircraft skills are until you fly in an online network. 

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2 hours ago, DaWu said:

Vatsim is full every day from 1900-2200. daily multiple events are ongoing but yeah have fun with your atc program. 
you never know how bad your procedures and aircraft skills are until you fly in an online network. 

No need for that.  I encourage VATSIM but, yes, it is hard to find a controller most of the time.  To each their own.

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2 hours ago, DaWu said:

Vatsim is full every day from 1900-2200. daily multiple events are ongoing but yeah have fun with your atc program. 
you never know how bad your procedures and aircraft skills are until you fly in an online network. 

I flew for years in one of the most congested airspaces in the US, South Florida. I know what working with real ATC is like. I fly different times every day, not a 3 hour block out of 24. I don't like talking to myself on Unicomm, or one controller covering 4 states. .

 

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3 hours ago, Gregg_Seipp said:

No need for that.  I encourage VATSIM but, yes, it is hard to find a controller most of the time.  To each their own.

No it’s not. 

3 hours ago, Bobsk8 said:

I flew for years in one of the most congested airspaces in the US, South Florida. I know what working with real ATC is like. I fly different times every day, not a 3 hour block out of 24. I don't like talking to myself on Unicomm, or one controller covering 4 states. .

 

You may be surprised. But some people have a job. 

54 minutes ago, MySound said:

You may be surprised. But some people have a job. 

Not here, people here have pensions 😉

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Wonder how they've been able to deal with the geopotential height variation due to temperature ?

It was a problem when ASOBO first introduced it, but then either they simply disabled that or the discrepancies in Mode C or S continue to happen, and I wonder how controllers deal with it ?

 

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10 hours ago, rka said:

Not here, people here have pensions 😉

This is funny in that it's probably very true. What is it about flight sims that attract older gentlemen? My guess is that because it enables them to do what they want to do without actually physically having to do it.

- travel: too much trouble and enough physical traveling already
- buying stuff: don't have time for that maintenance shyet 😎. Got 3 cars and a house and a wife to maintain already...
- danger: I'll be gone soon enough
- certifications: enuf already, no more tests and don't need someone telling me I'm ok
...

😁😁😁

Edited by bofhlusr

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