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Just to clarify - Just Flight is not the publisher of this title - in this case simply a vendor like Simmarket or Microsoft. When asked why it was taken off sale, Just Flight has replied candidly and that reply doesn't seem to be out of step with most of the online discussion about what, compared to many other titles, is an expensive product.

https://community.justflight.com/topic/6524/wrong-bezel-on-gtn750xi/4

As per the earlier post - Just Flight only sets the US$ price on MarketPlace and that is the same as on the JF website. The other prices are set by MS and are NOT marked up by JF to cover the site commission.

Just to confirm. The only price that can be submitted by the developer/publisher to the MarketPlace is the $ price. Other currency prices are then set by Microsoft. What doesn't help is that they can't do upgrade discounts and so they offer a bundle whereby, if you own one part and then 'complete' your bundle by buying the other element, you pay the difference. Unfortunately, the logic can only knock 20% off the entire bundle, so owners of Part A, who then buy Part B, only get 10% off part B. It looks like MS has now reduced the bundle price to take this into account.

You can only get the discount from the shop you purchased from.

With regard to MarketPlace discount, No - and Yes. MP can't do simple "if you own X, get Y for $Z" discounts but they have a bundle system that will allow you to top up or add to your catalogue. So, let's say X is $10 SRP and Y is $10 SRP. The offer from the publisher is that owners of X can get Y for $5. On the MarketPlace they will offer a bundle of X and Y for $15. If you bought X or Y on the MarketPlace you can get the other bit of the bundle for the balance - ie, $5. Hope that makes sense.

First update is out: https://community.justflight.com/topic/5149/f28-update-change-log-updated-14-7-23 v1.1 (0.1.1) — 14/7/23 Rudder not working with Xbox controller - fixed (support added for 'RUDDER AXIS RIGHT' and 'RUDDER AXIS LEFT' assignments) EFB configuration options (e.g. GPS navigation, state saving) not saved between flights - fixed State saving logic fixes Nosewheel steering logic improved, including better handling of dead-zone and self-centring Independent landing and upper/lower beacon control logic fixed Centre instrument backlighting not switching off - fixed EFB jetway option no longer triggers MSFS jetway request, for compatibility with GSX Logo lights now switch off automatically when the aircraft is airborne EFB brightness now adjusts automatically if the time of day is changed during a flights Observer seat animation fixed GNS 530 screen can now be dimmed using centre pedestal lighting knob (left lower overhead panel) Over-wing camera views clipping windows - fixed Minor manual corrections

The software supplied to the MS store is usually the same as that sold elsewhere (WW2 German markings and weapons excepted). Until FS2024 is released, of course, no one will be able to confirm 100% if anything is actually compatible. However, most devs (JF included) have said that FOC upgrades will be provided assuming that MS is correct when they have stated that the work required to port over to FS2024 will not be too onerous.

Worth noting that Microsoft has, unlike X-Plane, never licensed their FS software for training puposes - hence ESP and P3D. It has always been a game - albeit one that has tried its best to simulate real flight. There seems to be no reason to assume that the core flight model is going to change for 2024. They haven't announced that it will become a new version of Crimson Skies or Rescue Pilot.