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Posted: 18 Oct 2006, 13:04
by Jetset
It is Peter! Not too sure what your take on it is, I guess I would have to see the same in FS9 to see the real difference. Still looks like its really stuttering though.
Posted: 18 Oct 2006, 14:05
by airboatr
right ,, It would have been better to see
a side by side comparison of FS9 and FSX
In any case thanks for the HU Peter I did
enjoy the approach View from cockpit.
.....from the real one that is
Posted: 18 Oct 2006, 14:52
by Ed Walters
The ATC HAS been improved - they have tuned it to avoid the zig-zag vectors as described above. They've also added in a few other functions, such as warnings of aircraft on parallel runways.
They've not given it a major overhaul, and it doesn't have regional voices, but it's not just been transferred over straight from FS9 without any changes.
Posted: 18 Oct 2006, 14:59
by Nigel H-J
Thanks for that Peter, be interesting to know what the system setup was on the computer, though stuttered a bit whilst taxying.
Posted: 18 Oct 2006, 15:23
by jonesey2k
Ed Walters wrote:The ATC HAS been improved - they have tuned it to avoid the zig-zag vectors as described above. They've also added in a few other functions, such as warnings of aircraft on parallel runways.
They've not given it a major overhaul, and it doesn't have regional voices, but it's not just been transferred over straight from FS9 without any changes.
FS9 did that too. Ive been told quite a few times "caution 737 landing 27R" ect
Posted: 18 Oct 2006, 19:06
by PeteP
Ed Walters wrote:The ATC HAS been improved ... They've also added in a few other functions, such as warnings of aircraft on parallel runways.
Oh, wow, that
is good news. Now it'll be just like the real thing... won't it?
Posted: 18 Oct 2006, 19:08
by PeteP
jonesey2k wrote: Ive been told quite a few times "caution 737 landing 27R" ect
When you've been landing on 09L, I presume.
PP
Posted: 18 Oct 2006, 19:32
by biplaneflyer
:think: Shouldn't this thread be in the payware section? Unless of course your all getting FSX for free?
Posted: 18 Oct 2006, 20:25
by blanston12
I would be inclined to give the various version of flight simulator an exception to the payware requirement, since they are the foundation of everything else we do.
Yesterday was the official release day and I went down to Fry's Electronics last night to pick up my new copy of FSX, while they had a stack of standard versions they had already sold out all 20 copies the deluxe version they received. I have Tried about six other retailers without success.
Posted: 18 Oct 2006, 20:41
by Garry Russell
biplaneflyer wrote::think: Shouldn't this thread be in the payware section? Unless of course your all getting FSX for free?
The thread was started with the question as to whether the Classic British Aircraft will work in FS.X..........So as intended it was fair enough
Garry
