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Is MSFS 2024 going to be released in ALPHA state?

penta_a
in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020/2024)

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2020's launch didn't turn me off, I doubt 2024's will.

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    • Sethos
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      My God people read a neurotic amount into absolutely everything around here 😅   Just because they call it an alpha anything, has absolutely NOTHING to do with the primary branch of developme

    • Abriael
      Abriael

      I'm not sure who said this, but I haven't had a single crash nor I've seen one.  May want not to spread obvious misinformation.  Since this is a FUD thread about MSFS, someone obviously ha

    • weaklink
      weaklink

      I assume they're calling the Technical Alpha an alpha because it purposely doesn't contain the full set of content that will be in the release, and because they're only testing specific aspects (mainl

    LMAO

    Hard to understand why anyone would fret about this stuff.

    After all it's on Xbox...It's a video game!

    I think there are more important things to worry about than a game.

    The bugs will get worked out in due time after release just like for MSFS2020!

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    7 hours ago, penta_a said:

    Am I missing something?

    Yes, read what's written about the test phase

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    8 minutes ago, SierraHotel BSc said:

    Yes, read what's written about the test phase

    WOW!

    what would I do with out your wisdom? thanks mate 😁

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    27 minutes ago, tpete61 said:

    It's a video game!

    So is FSX, X-Plane, P3D etc

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    16 minutes ago, Tuskin38 said:

    So is FSX, X-Plane, P3D etc

    That statement isn't exactly 100% true, X-Plane has the ability for FAA cert.  https://www.x-plane.com/pro/certified/

     

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    Alpha is Greek for the top or the best. So, yes, an Alpha version is preferable to a Beta version which is beneath Alpha.

    5 minutes ago, rjquick said:

    Alpha is Greek for the top or the best. So, yes, an Alpha version is preferable to a Beta version which is beneath Alpha.

    That’s not how it works in software 

    9 hours ago, Greazer said:

    frequent crashes. 

    I'm not sure who said this, but I haven't had a single crash nor I've seen one. 

    May want not to spread obvious misinformation. 

    2 hours ago, Mike_CFII_MEL said:

    That statement isn't exactly 100% true, X-Plane has the ability for FAA cert.  https://www.x-plane.com/pro/certified/

     

    Since this is a FUD thread about MSFS, someone obviously had to come and try to publicize another product.

    FAA certification doesn't make a game less of a game. Plenty of games are used for training in many professional environments. 

    Flight simulation has been a genre of gaming since the inception of the genre itself over four decades ago. X-Plane is a game no less than MSFS is. You're a gamer. May want to learn to live with it.

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    2 hours ago, Mike_CFII_MEL said:

    That statement isn't exactly 100% true, X-Plane has the ability for FAA cert.  https://www.x-plane.com/pro/certified/

     

    Too much money, hardware and effort needed for that to factor, tbh.

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    Argh, game vs sim for the zillionth time.

    OK, this one has run it's course.

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