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I think you is right. I hope (but don't believe) that it will have a full cockpit.

Yeah, I imagine that in real life is exciting, but in Flight is not, maybe because you always fly alone and never see anyone, or maybe because the weather dont change, or because the radio dont work. I think if its a game, at least put a good story on it.

Im back to FSX and X-Plane too, after play Flight for a month the missions are always the same, take a cargo, take a passenger, then take a cargo again, take a passenger again, etc... etc... Even the missions of FSX (a 6 years old game) are better than that! Maybe in the future M$ improve this, and I will try again.

Its like Xbox Live, you can buy MS Points in some retailers like MaximusCards (http://www.maximuscards.com/) and then put the code to receive your M$ points in the game.

This is good, at least something new in the horizon. Maybe in some months Flight be a more finished game. I dont think the MS you put fly in Steam and pay for that, when they have Live network, Xbox Arcade will be native in Windows 8 and they have a MS Store in Windows 8, why pay for others to sell their games?

They didnt predicted the huge success of Flight and probably the servers crash. :LMAO:

If you can't login then the problem isn't ports, even if you dont open any port you still should be able to login fine.You could see if you have space left in your HD to save the profile, or try to create another user and see if this new user can login.Sorry not help too much.

Totally useless for me, this have a cockpit at least?

HTTP and HTTPS (TCP 80 and TCP 443) are open by default in all routers, you don't need to forward this ports.Port 53 is for DNS and its open by default either to resolve domain to IP address.Port 1863 its used to Kinect at the moment.If you just open ports 3074 UDP and port 88 UDP will already have Open NAT in MS Flight multiplayer screen.For security reasons is better open just the ports you need, some routers had the option Port Trigger that open the port only when an application request.ps.: sorry again about the bad english

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The Xbox Live app from Windows 8 is for Xbox users, to see and talk with your friends of Xbox Live, see your achievements etc... Maybe in the final version of Windows 8 the app will have a better integration with Game for Windows Live programs.

Hi Guys,Im new here in the forum and Im new in flight simulators too, but I have alot of experience in play online with Xbox and I would like to share my knowledge about this. I searched here in the forum but didnt find any topic about this subject.MS Flight use the same network that Xbox to play online with Game for Windows Live and so the same rules to play in Xbox apply to play online with MS Flight.You need to open some ports in your Router to use Live in the best way, if you don't open this ports you still play online but with some limitations, for example: if your NAT is moderate you connect to others games but no one connects to you your game even if your game is public; some times if two players have NAT moderate they can not hear each other; and some times others players cant hear you. You need to know a little about your router to enable Port Forward, one of the best sites to find information is www.portforward.comThe ports to open are: Port 88 (UDP)Port 3074 (UDP e TCP) <--- this is the most important port to open.If in the future MS Flight will have Kinect support and you like to use Kinect to talk, you will probably need to open this port too:Port 1863 (UDP e TCP) but in the moment you don't need to worry about.Thats it!PS.: Sorry about the bad english.