JughedJones

PMDG 737 and the Duke Turbine That's all I care about and once they come back, I will be an everyday pilot

Let them know in the discord, while the flight is happening preferably. They were wildly receptive when I was a subscriber and would often fix things in near real time. I stopped because I'm just kinda waiting for the PMDG 737 to come to 2024 and I'll likely get back with them. I've had the head dev take the same flight as me a couple times and fix things immediately.

Lol... the devs are complaining streamers aren't reading the manual. The one im watching is calling BS (in the nicest way)

Boy... it's not a good looking aircraft. The textures look last gen Xplane

Maybe this isn't the right place to ask, but can someone either give their own, or show me a good review of the aircraft? I'm in one of those lulls where I've been away from flight sims for just long enough where it's gonna take me a second to remember how to ride the bike, as it were. I'm excited to get back on the bike, but is this plane a good reason to do it? I've been waiting for the PMDG 737 to get to 2024, or the Turbine Duke and neither has materialized yet. And I've seen talk that the inibuilds 777 is plenty good for cheaper? Any help is appreciated. Thank you!

The carpets and Llamas are 100% legit Signed, The 503

Does this mean Tobii works natively now???

OK FYI, I went into the WinWing SimPro App and calibrated the RX and RY axises... Now I'm golden! Hope this helps folks like me!

Thanks so much! I have a win wing Orion 2 throttle that has served me really well with 2020, DCS, Star Citizen, etc. With 2024, when i bring the throttle all the way back, it jumps to nearly 50% at what I assume is a detent. I thought I was going nuts because I was coming in so fast into final, I thought the sim was all messed up but I found the culprit! Has anyone else had this issue and know where to solve it in the settings? I can't possibly just use muscle memory to stop myself from moving the throttle all the way back.. it's just impossible! Thanks! EDIT: Is it an issue I need to update the WinWing firmware? Maybe I figured it out?

I have 2020 on Steam Should I uninstall that first, or should I try to uninstall all the other apps and planes involved first? Is there a consensus on this? Is there a youtube or something? Thanks!

Maybe this was a mistake... "Never buy this!!!! Lol"

I understand the disappointment of some... seriously! Not being able to fly on day 1. Some folks don't like the UI. There are streaming issues. But I've also seen so much from folks on Twitch and YouTube that looks **amazing** I watched someone take a bush plane into Alaska, land in a meadow, then walk and stand next to the river during sunset. Holy word not allowed that was awesome! Im hearing wide reviews that the flight model feels more alive, taxiing feels more realistic, the clouds and lighting look legit (with exceptions of course) I felt like another fresh thread was warranted for folks who haven't bought it and are waiting for reviews we can compilate, good and bad. The rest of the board is getting murky with people who have 5000k or more hours in the sim looking at small stuff... maybe more big picture? Thanks!

Dont know how much help this is but I have the WinWing Orion 2 Throttle It is absolutely amazing... I kinda wish I didn't skimp out and forgo the detents, but I still love it so much. The build quality is amazing, and all the insane amount of options with sliders and dials, toggles, it's great for MSFS, DCS, and space sims. (I do Star Citizen, DCS, and this) I combined it with the VKB Gladiator (Space Edition) stick. (I know it's kinda inexpensive, but I couldn't be happier with the pairing) I think a great throttle with all the bells and whistles with a good stick is where it's at. You can sim everything and it feels great.

Why are so many people in our community like this? Why? You saw via the title of the OP that they were looking for a simple explanation of a tech question. Calling them a dummy and to "go figure it out yourself" is just being a big ol goofy wind bag. Consider, just for once, approaching a conversation with kindness first, then changing up if it turns out they're being obtuse or pedantic. The flight sim community really appeals to folks who have limited knowledge of the "latest tech". I know that's hard to understand, but a lot of people just wanna system they can fly a plane on. They look to people like you for help. Just help them. Don't be a dink.

Havent got to flying yet, but the Dune screen and default to window is still with us eh? Cool... cool.