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Asobo's July Surprise -- Last Chance Guesses

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7 hours ago, Tuskin38 said:

And we have real traffic. They never promised accurate liveries or models to go with it.

But it sounds like they're trying to get real models and liveries for 2024. Emphasis on 'Trying'. so don't be upset if they don't. They want to get permission from airlines, and not every airline is going to say yes.

It's very funny that you have to ask the airlines for permission for airline image to be used in MSFS. Knowing that with realtraffic and livery repaints from thousands of creators we already have the libraries we want. I don't have a particular obsession with criticizing Asobo for MSFS. Furthermore, I am very grateful, because the simulator is very beautiful. But I don't usually excuse everything and I love being fair. Real online traffic means: real online. If the planes have not their real repaint because you have to ask for permission, and if they don't land with the proper separation as they do in reality and if everything is full of go arounds… then, dear friend: it is not real online traffic, even if President swears it. In any case, I already have mine solved. 

MSFS is wonderfull and it has not real traffic online.

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3 hours ago, abranpuko said:

and if they don't land with the proper separation as they do in reality and if everything is full of go arounds… then, dear friend: it is not real online traffic, even if President swears it. In any case, I already have mine solved. 

MSFS is wonderfull and it has not real traffic online.

I agree, so many missed approaches... 

As for the liveries, maybe MS needs permissions because their game is a commercial product, unlike the freeware liveries we can find online.

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56 minutes ago, MrFuzzy said:

I agree, so many missed approaches... 

As for the liveries, maybe MS needs permissions because their game is a commercial product, unlike the freeware liveries we can find online.

It's difficult when it starts with RT traffic from FlightAware (or wherever it comes from currently) with planes coming into an airport.  Those can be grabbed and controlled by MSFS ATC.  But then a live pilot (that's us) arrives into the mix and that has to be dealt with.  Early on go-arounds were much more come for me as a live pilot, but now MSFS ATC defers to me, and other traffic is usually the target of the instruct to go-around.  How else can you blend RT traffic w/ live players?

As for liveries--it's free advertising I can't imagine any company denying permission.

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Where's this July Surprise even come from?

Nothing here (roadmap image....not loading properly!)

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2 hours ago, Noel said:

It's difficult when it starts with RT traffic from FlightAware (or wherever it comes from currently) with planes coming into an airport.  Those can be grabbed and controlled by MSFS ATC.  But then a live pilot (that's us) arrives into the mix and that has to be dealt with.  Early on go-arounds were much more come for me as a live pilot, but now MSFS ATC defers to me, and other traffic is usually the target of the instruct to go-around.  How else can you blend RT traffic w/ live players?

As for liveries--it's free advertising I can't imagine any company denying permission.

You are true. 
I remember that, with prepare3dv5, before MSFS came into the market, lorby had a wonderful software for that. Ai Planes were taken from flight radar exactly were they were and put into the sim (same altitude, destination etc…) and after, with the software “ai separation “ the user plane was also taken into the total count of planes. So, the ai plane went to their SID OR STAR., but when i arrived to land, ai separation did the work. 
not the best but very good. 
now PSXT and real traffic have done the best work in my opinion. 
im totally sure someone very creative and intelligent will arrive with some good news!

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3 minutes ago, MarcG said:

Oh!  They moved it into August.  Well that's a surprise!  :laugh:

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5 minutes ago, MarcG said:

Where's this July Surprise even come from?

Nothing here (roadmap image....not loading properly!)

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Surprisingly.July´s surprise seems to have vanished 😉

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8 hours ago, abranpuko said:

It's very funny that you have to ask the airlines for permission for airline image to be used in MSFS. Knowing that with realtraffic and livery repaints from thousands of creators we already have the libraries we want.

Legally speaking, all the airlines that FSLTL/AIG/FSTraffic represent in their packages would be in their full rights to ask them to stop including their livery and they would have to comply if they don't want to be taken to court.

Microsoft doesn't want to get in trouble for using/selling someone's trademark without permission.

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34 minutes ago, duesenwerni said:

Surprisingly.July´s surprise seems to have vanished 😉

Um, it was a July 1-3 surprise...

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Aircraft used in MSFS 2024:  Fenix A320,  Aerosoft CRJ, FBW, WT 787X, I-Fly 737 MAX 8, Citation Longitude.

 

I maintain tuning/improving ATC and AI traffic to get it where most folks will be happy enough with it isn't that far off at all, it's just not the current target of focused effort.  With MSFS it helps to be patient.  A question is:  do they piecemeal address these deficits into 2020, or release several areas of optimization into 2024 at release, which is already less than 6 months away?   I'd probably be most impressed if the 2024 launch was these optimizations to take some of these elements from placeholder status to largely complete.  I think they did say they would bring into 2020 those new assets that would be compatible with 2020 so it could go either way I guess.

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Aircraft used in MSFS 2024:  Fenix A320,  Aerosoft CRJ, FBW, WT 787X, I-Fly 737 MAX 8, Citation Longitude.

 

1 hour ago, MarcG said:

Where's this July Surprise even come from?

Nothing here (roadmap image....not loading properly!)

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This roadmap is just an slide they used on some presentation, right? It seems outdated. 
 

Last week’s roadmap still shows the surprise as coming in early July.

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