Lucky38i
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Still no BATC PDC/CPDLC support is quite annoying. Still love the plane.
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No, it's a 2020 model.
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Is this from JustFlight? Cause when I purchased directly from bluebird, it was £59.81 . They didn’t collect VAT. Which I’m really surprised by considering they used shopify
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It honestly is like flies to a flame anytime a highly sought after product gets released. I'm sorry but BS products as incredible as they are don't generate the same crowd size as a major airliner does, so Justflight would buckle in a similar fashion.
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Something in-house. I only mention it as the BB devs kept claiming that pirates are to blame for the extended work they’ve been doing on the DRM. We don’t know what problems there might be and hopefully there won’t be any at all.
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So is this another conversation about flight models or can we talk about the 757? I’m pretty excited particularly to tinker with the ACARS stuff, looks really neat. I wish BB a successful launch and hopefully their DRM doesn’t cause issues for paying customers.
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Cause it's an issue overblown by redditors. The effect is decreased drag which mostly presents itself in cruise. It's more apparent in business jets that fly higher where the air is much thinner resulting in higher speeds than expected. 15-20 knots give or take. Everyone is flying just fine. Leave it to reddit to make a fiasco over spilled milk.
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It doesn’t by any means. It was replying to some folk with extremely simplistic views on why piracy occurs and false equating a pirate to a direct loss of sales. Though I figured it wasn’t really worthwhile. I wholeheartedly agree with you that this kind of puts a number of legitimate customers in an uncomfortable spot. You can’t even transfer your purchases, it’s essentially double dipping.
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Nevermind
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I already answered that, did you read my entire comment or just decide to acknowledge one portion? Why does ini, FBW, WT, FlightFX, FsReborn (Just to name a few) use MSFS navdata? Just to clarify I'm not claiming ini exclusively uses msfs navdata, I know they offer the option to use navigraph
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That's just not true at all. For example the FBW supports all of these with the exception of RNP vertical guidance, which ini aircraft and WT aircraft have been shown to be capable of entirely driven by the inbuilt navdata. This is a fair clause but mostly has to do with scenery developers no adhering to the rules of not modifying navdata (which they are able to). This results in the navdata sdk essentially returning nothing, if any of the approaches/arrivals/departures are not properly configured by a scenery that modifies them. While I agree with @jcomm 's request, it adds alot of operational complexity unless you build an abstraction layer that support both msfs and navigraph to work with your own set of systems. One of the major benefits of Navigraph is that they often conform data to developers needs rather than the other way around. Using the Navdata API constraints you to their API requirements
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No, according to cloudflare it's down but I did check it out yesterday Yeah I have no problems with that, I love some competition but people should temper their expectations about this website.
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In order to be free, as it grows they'll have to start doing the same things fsto are. CDNs costs are going to grow and I doubt donations will be able to sustain it.
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I still don't see how this is linked to gamification. Visually the game looks great but that's just my opinion. I don't see how you can directly link career mode to added bugs. No Improvement in 5 years is a WILD statement. I agree live weather woefully needs to be more comprehensive, but I don't look at career mode and think that this was traded in favour of live weather. That's quite a stretch that's not really based on anything, just an old headed mentality that hobbyists like to spew because their hobby is becoming mainstream and thus certain things are being done to cater that. Asobo has released a number of SUs fixing a plethora of things and adding a number of things. While not everything is fixed and not everything we wanted is here now, I can pretty clearly see that the work is being put in.
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