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  2. Rimshot
    They never said that. They tried to say they were committed to the flight simulator franchise for at least ten years, not the first title (MSFS2020).
  3. RALF9636
    Yes, hopefully it will still work in MSFS2024. With this announcement that they will only provide historical weather for just 24h it is already clear now that we will need third party weather addons in MSFS2024 as well. I just hope MS/Asobo will allow that to a wider extent than they did in MSFS2020.
  4. JughedJones
    I just want the Duke, man... Bring on the update!
  5. mmcmah
    I think he's previously said that they can give their opinions on their experience.
  6. Fielder
    I cannot exactly replicate the test scenario because I do not own any Boeing or Airbus 3rd party airliners. I guess I'll use the BAE 146 that I have.
  7. Bobsk8
    I think we have enough Airbuses, we need the SU, I want to get rid of the Dune screen....😉
  8. jetlag
    Aren't you bound by an NDA?
  9. edu2703
    I believe they are giving it more attention since the SU16 will only come out next year. Personally I think the SU15 itself has been stable enough for a long time. I believe they are only holding back because of iniBuilds A320, which still receives many complaints.
  10. edu2703
    Not so 'historical' if data only goes back to...yesterday. But better than nothing I guess.
  11. Bobsk8
    Just read that now they are hoping for the week of May 7.
  12. espent
    What is the benefit of using resources on 2020 next year? What a complete waste of money. Don’t give people reasons to not upgrade.
  13. scott967 started following Captainsim C130?
  14. thepilot
    I am curious as to how they improved ATC
  15. scott967
    I guess no LC variant this go-round. Have a friend who was a USN Herc pilot, did a few Antarctic deployments back when USN had that mission. scott s. .
  16. MarcG
    But do they keep supporting MSFS2020 for ten years like they claimed before release? Keeping that old dog running with a few sparse users whilst they look to create a potential 3rd iteration of the rejuvenated franchise? It's an interesting concept to copy the OS approach, but this is a game at the end of the day and that's the part where I think they're trying something that simply won't work very well. We have to remember a lot of sales come from Xbox, the next gen xbox won't want MSFS2020 on it, it'll want the MSFS2024 and MSFS2024 only.
  17. Bobsk8
    But the issue as I see it, is most of the Youtube ( I know nothing about the product) reviewers have convinced many viewers that all AS is, is a "Cash Grab" ( using their words in many cases. ) So I have read many comments where the posters said that they heard that AS was not worth buying, after watching reviews on Youtube. That is a shame.
  18. FSHud
    Thank you! And as said in previous message - we will add ability to display FSHud estimated Arrival Procedures and transitions once the flight was loaded Although IRL, from application perspective - FSHud does have this information once the flight was loaded, no reason not to display it to user.
  19. edu2703
    I wonder how long it will take for someone to create an A330 mod based on BelugaXL.
  20. F737MAX
    While iniBuilds apparently has a much larger team than we're used to in flight simming, it does appear that acceptable volume products over fewer top-tier ones is iniBuilds' strategy.
  21. Bobsk8
    So get ASFS and you won't be restricted to 24 hours. Here is what you get in ASFS Ground snow coverage data is available for the past 10 days only. Tropical storm data is available live and older than 10 days in the past (not available historically within 10 days of present). All other weather data is available, in hourly archives, for the past several years. Some dates/times or data layers may not be available. Coverage, resolution, and availability is subject to change.
  22. ca_metal
    I'm not quite sure because FSX: Steam Edition is still there, after almost 10 years. I know it's not the same thing, but still...
  23. mspencer
    Couldn't care less about the Beluga, but the A400M could be a lot of fun.
  24. abrams_tank
    Not all 700 are working for Microsoft full time. Microsoft contracts out some work and once the contract is done, most of the people at the partner companies move on to otner projects where Microsoft isn't paying them. I don't even know if all 200 people at Asobo working on MSFS 2020, are working on it full time (ie. some are obviously working on MSFS 2024, in parallel witn MSFS 2020).
  25. TomCYYZ
    Thanks, Makes a whole lot of sense. It adds to the realism and gives me something to keep me busy near the end of the flight. BTW, loving FSHud so far (first flight with it), KLAS - CYYC.
  26. mspencer
    I'm almost certain they will. They're treating the sim like an operating system, which IMO is actually brilliant, because the economic engine that keeps MSFS in development is the Marketplace. If you can keep the 2020 base that don't switch to 2024 and pay the $60 entrance fee relatively up-to-date and with the majority of Marketplace addons still working in their simulator, you'll keep driving sales. Fail to do that and you're leaving money on the table. It's a very smart GTM strategy, this is the kind of stuff I do for work and I'm impressed by their approach to this.
  27. thepilot
    "How many aircraft do you want to develop simultaneously?" Inibuilds: "Yes" Can't be good for the quality of each individual aircraft...
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