Nikolakis

Hello fellow simmers, Recently i've experienced my first blue screen in FSX with windows 7 64bit after lots of years since i've upgraded from WinXP. I've launched fsx through Shade as i was doing so many years, a blue screen popped up secs after the click and the system restarted.The second attempt to load FSX was successful, but after i clicked "Fly Now", bam CTD. It appeared that the sky_xxxxx. bmps located in the main texture folder that are injected with Shade, were corrupted causing visualfx.dll to ctd. I restored the original bmps and problem is now solved. I noticed a strange problem though at the main menu that i didn't have before. No matter what time i choose to make a flight, the aircraft preview window at the main menu shows only daytime. When i press "Fly Now" the sim loads successfully, so is the time i've selected (night, dawn, noon, dusk), but the preview window shows only day and doesn't change no matter what i do. Rebuilt fsx.cfg with no results. Any help would be appreciated!

Allow me to disagree here. As a software developer who sell products, you should know that there are plenty type of customers. Well i belong to the type that don't use the refund policy, although i admit it's good that you use it. Firstly because if i buy it and get disappointed and frustrated with it, i won't give it another try. Secondly because not all have the time to fly every day and check if it's ok or not, if it lives up to the things it promises in a 30 days period. Thirdly because if you buy it the time it gets released, it won't be clear if the company will continue supporting it or not. Don't get me wrong, i've read good things about Milviz to a point that i feel you can be trusted as a company, but as i said, there are plenty types of customers out there...

Guys, i was exaggerating a bit to show my point. There are companies out there that release semi finished products and don't give a damn about supporting and fixing them. And there are others who do. It's logical for a product to have bugs in it's first release and it's up to those companies to fix them and make it right. Personally i don't buy stuff at the moment they are released. I wait for a bit to read reviews, to check if the product and it's price worths it, what it offers, what kind of flows it has and if the company will go on supporting it. I weight all those things and come to a conclusion. But that's just me. And to come back to our topic, i' ve read some good reviews about B732, Milviz has a good reputation, but i've also read that it has some serious bugs in it's initial release. A "what's fixed, what's new" list, will help me and others who think/act like me to come to a decision.

Ok, please don't forget to inform us of the changes I am interested of the product since i like retro aircrafts, i don't spend a cent though if a product is not bug free. So when the list is done, let us know what's fixed and what's new.

Is the fix list confidential or something??