eggzie

I was in that session, doing missions, sounded like fun but I was hellbent on unlocking everything at the time :D

In the beta, I was able to get that achievement with a Stearman by flying as high as I could, save my free flight, then invert the plane and coast slowly down to sea-level. Load the save, rinse and repeat. Did this about 8 times in a row to rack up the hour needed.

I hit 15 today as well. Crazy thing is, the xp needed for the last 5 levels is truly exponential. Sitting on 210,000 xp, so 290k for the last 5 levels. Fun!

mine is eggzie.I'm big on the missions and aerocaches, and float more on the game side of things, if anyone wants to add me and join me for some fun flying, I'm your guy.

I suppose, but in reality, I usually feel better after a little upchuck.

Yeah, I'm having a blast finding tons of nuances and "little things" built into Flight.

Based on this "simulation," I'm convinced that everyone in Hawaii has a small bladder.Anyone else notice the high frequency of bathroom breaks requested by the passengers?

Great vid! Thanks for posting.About the supposed "happy chickens bug," Kev might have it right with the chicken memory comment. I've done enough cargo missions to notice that different cargos have different thresholds of happiness. There also seem to be different animals and human passengers that either stay startled or can come back to happy status.I transported a girl who vomitted upon landing (it was a smooth one, I swear!). Then after vomitting, she was fine. I ended up getting high marks for that run, oddly enough.

Ahh yes, it was only a matter of time. I too have had a run-in with immaturity in flight. I was doing a cargo mish, hauling 600 lbs of snakes to Oahu. As I was doing my takeoff checklist, some goof in a Stearman tried buzzing my plane and ended up barely clipping me. It didn't register as a crash, but the cargo became startled.After that I killed multiplayer as an option until I get a good list of friends who play Flight as well.