17 minutes ago, UrgentSiesta said:

Let me be the first to look a gifted horse in the mouth:

What level of fidelity will all these things have...?

I get that they're included Defaults, but I'd dearly love for them to be more on the iniBuilds end of the spectrum...

Good question.. at least we can assume the new iniBuilds default birds will continue with the fidelity levels of their existing aircraft in the MSFS 2020 default fleet. In this year's FS Expo Seb also said their new 737 Max will be their highest fidelity aircraft ever (so assuming in the worst case something equal to or better than what Asobo/WT have done in the AAU updates). Also assume the already AAU treated aircraft will get even further improvements in MSFS 2024? Outside of these, nothing else is known yet AFAIK about the other new aircraft fidelity levels... well, except for the blanket statement that Jorg made once or twice about how they're striving to continuously dial up the fidelity of their default fleet. I think safe to say not all these new birds will have fidelity levels equal to the iniBuilds or AAU treated default aircraft, but one can hope for a good amount of them 🙂 
 

Edited September 18, 20241 yr by lwt1971

So in the career mode, you don't just start as airline pilot, rescue pilot etc, it is a full mode. You have to start at GA level and earn your certifications.

You can choose to skip the training and go straight to the final test though if you think you know what you're doing.

Edited September 18, 20241 yr by Tuskin38

I really hope the Saab 340 isn't trash. I really do.

22 minutes ago, UrgentSiesta said:

Let me be the first to look a gifted horse in the mouth:

What level of fidelity will all these things have...?

I get that they're included Defaults, but I'd dearly love for them to be more on the iniBuilds end of the spectrum...

I'd appreciate higher quality and lower quantity if there's a tradeoff to be made. 🤙

I wouldn't worry too much since Jorg has said the bar has been raised for what they consider default planes should be and this is why quite a lot of those planes are being done by third party devs.

25 minutes ago, mspencer said:

I really hope the Saab 340 isn't trash. I really do

I expect a pretty, yet simple Carenado implementation, with workingtitle avionics. same for the new KingAir C90, Cessna Courier and Cessna Titan and both the Pilatus PC-12 NGX and PC24.

Edited September 18, 20241 yr by turbomax

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There you can rent, buy and, from 2024, even give away third-party content.

Rent?

  

6 minutes ago, turbomax said:

with workingtitle avionics

Would probably depend on what avionics package they use in the 340.

 

The article says the base edition of the sim will be 80 Euros

Edited September 18, 20241 yr by Tuskin38

19 minutes ago, Tuskin38 said:

Rent?

  

Would probably depend on what avionics package they use in the 340.

 

The article says the base edition of the sim will be 80 Euros

Is the article translated somewhere?

7 minutes ago, Krakin said:

Is the article translated somewhere?

I just used Google Chrome's built in translator.

There's links to the article's google cache'd pages at the top of this post

 

Edited September 18, 20241 yr by Tuskin38

50 minutes ago, UrgentSiesta said:

Let me be the first to look a gifted horse in the mouth:

What level of fidelity will all these things have...?

I get that they're included Defaults, but I'd dearly love for them to be more on the iniBuilds end of the spectrum...

I'd appreciate higher quality and lower quantity if there's a tradeoff to be made. 🤙

We know (or can assume) that Carenado has done several of the models.  But if say they did the PC24, we know it will have the new WT Honeywell systems - so to me thats the best of both worlds.  In depth avionics and beautiful model/textures.

Other work looks like inibuilds, and various other devs.  GotFriends maybe doing the Draco?

That career "Headquarters" screenshot reminds me of the FOB in the original Flight Unlimited.

For all the arguments about flight models earlier in this thread, there were aerobatic maneuvers you could do 30 years in Flight Unlimited that you still can't perform in any modern sim. I'll be looking forward to the dev stream next week!

6 minutes ago, Tuskin38 said:

There's links to the article's google cache'd pages at the top of this post

They're blocked.

31 minutes ago, Krakin said:

Is the article translated somewhere?

https://www.reddit.com/r/flightsim/comments/1fk3o0u/summary_of_the_most_important_features_in_my/?rdt=63482

 

Links to the articles. Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6

https://www.reddit.com/r/flightsim/comments/1fk1i3f/all_images_of_a_now_deleted_german_msfs2024/

 

Edited September 19, 20241 yr by turbomax

3 minutes ago, Krakin said:

They're blocked.

Ah they must have been removed in the last hour since I looked at them

These graphics look like a sizable jump forward, very impressive!

I just hope the horsepower needed to push all these incredible visuals wasn't leached from the the motors that run the flight dynamics and physics; landing that bush plane on a magnetic and friction lacking runway will detract greatly from the experience.

I just got confirmation the the embargo lifts at 9AM ET tomorrow