jimcarrel

I'm another Steam User who has never had any problems since release of MSFS 2020

my .exe is 1.34.15.0 dated 9/12/23 and the 0.00065 is still there *****Sorry, I am using beta

Comes from China, it's for the masses.

Well, that explains it, Glenn. Also backs up the phrase, why do I do what I don't want to do?

I think it can be whatever you want it to be.

Myspace? Is that even a thing anymore?

I bet the owners of TikTok are excited, now they will no everything about Cap't BB

They have a 7 day trial, I'm on day two. I like it. Seems a bit more crisp than Sim Shaker for Aviators. The Main Difference between the two, right now Simhaptic is MSFS only, DCS will soon appear on the List, SimShaker for aviators supports MSFS, DCS, P3d and I think IL2 (not real sure about that one), For now SimHaptic is 19.99 USD, later it will be around 24.00 USD. I'm using both with ButtKicker 2, and one shaker. I get the impression that SimShaker uses one sound impression at a time, and SimHaptic supports more than one at a time. That could be a placebo effect, because of the perceived better sound effect. website https://www.rkapps.shop/products/simhaptic-for-msfs-x-plane Simshaker for Aviators is free, but you have to pay of the Sound Module that works with the ButtKicker unit, the sound module is kept up to date by one person. So far He has kept it up to date especially in adding support for more modules put out by DCS.

Big difference between P3D version and MSFS version, big difference. And no there are no differences in the two P3D versions.

all my add-ons are in a custom folder, you tell addon linker where you custom folder is and addon linker gets it to your "Community folder

You are now given a "Free Key", thus it's free. Very nice of the Publisher

I've had such a problem before with a messed up mod in Community, However, that was a long time ago.

I run both together, no way can I tell if anything is amiss. All seems okay

This looks just like it did last week, just offshore from KSAN, I'm at 10% also

I've seen a similar situation, two from opposite directions. It looked to be a disaster, but lo and behold one of them did some fancy maneuvering in the nick of time and managed to bypass with just a few feet in between them. (it was kinda exciting). What really blew me away, was running across a floating self-propelled drilling rig. (don't really know it's nomenclature) it was quite an intricate build.