Viking Blu

I am not going to buy it in the Marketplce. I refuse buying any high price complex airliner there. What possessed you to have it in Marketplace only for some months? Whats the point of your secure manager program for PC? For starters, the A340 will run much better on a good PC compared to any X-Box apart from the fact that PC’s can enjoy other perks like repaints from others, GSX Pro and a long etcetera. So you want to make sure the X-box community is happy with how it runs with their system first, after months of probable fixes for that system? (Not to mention the long wait times between updates in Marketplace!). That could very well be a very much watered-down plane if that’s the case. Not a good idea, Inibuilds. I hope, like many of us PC customers, you will reconsider. This is a terrible let-down. Why did you hype us so much to now letting us know of this decision? Could you not tell us at the start?

I was flying from Helsinki to Haneda with the latest version of the A350-900, and after a while cruising, I come back to the computer and see the images that you'll see now. In the cockpit, I was at 34000 feet cruising doing 433 knots of Ground speed. I took a look outside and I was floating on the Atlantic, no speed while the gear was going up and down... No crash, no problem, engines working as they should... just like if the sea was 34000 feet over...the sea level...! Never saw that happen to me before. I usually fly the A350 on long distance flights when in MSFS2024... Any idea what this bug is all about? Thanks for looking into it!

From forums , YouTube and from different very well known developers. You don’t have to look much to see that most developers are leaving MSFS2020 for 2024. IniBuilds is one, PMDG, Aerosoft, and very soon you will see FENIX, and others do the same. Just wait till SU2 releases to the public. More will follow. Many I know are waiting for the likes of PMDG to move its products to MSFS2024. And they have already started.

When Navigraph was asking these questions to us, it was in bad timing because MSFS 2024 was already just out and about to release SU1. I was one that said I was using MSFS 2020, and I was. Shortly thereafter, I bought MSFS 2024 and never looked back, especially when SU 1 came out. Navigraph’s survey information was already outdated since they published it to the public. PMDG, IniBuilds and many more airplane and scenery creators know more what they sell then the public in general. MSFS 2024 users have grown exponentially since SU1. And I am one of them. The survey answers are outdated, and that’s the reality. They asked the questions in a wrong moment. Just my two cents.

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