skyhawka4m
Charter Member
A plane I have been dying for will not be now......just one more thing to push me away from this hobby......
T-34C release immenent ! Sadly though, there will not be an FS2004 version, the sheer complexity of the virtual cockpit environment and the many new systems management features we have introduced are beyond the capability of the older sim to sustain. We are however now including a first-rate Turbine Sounds Studios sounds package and 100% authentic warning sounds recorded with the help of the US Navy, who have helped us create our first true Flight Systems Training package in this Turbo Mentor. Simmers seeking a 'true' flying experience will not be disappointed. Screenshots have been available in our Gallery for over a week now.

T-34C release immenent ! Sadly though, there will not be an FS2004 version, the sheer complexity of the virtual cockpit environment and the many new systems management features we have introduced are beyond the capability of the older sim to sustain. We are however now including a first-rate Turbine Sounds Studios sounds package and 100% authentic warning sounds recorded with the help of the US Navy, who have helped us create our first true Flight Systems Training package in this Turbo Mentor. Simmers seeking a 'true' flying experience will not be disappointed. Screenshots have been available in our Gallery for over a week now.
...shot down again by another developer. Sooner or later they are going to realize that a significant portion of simmers are NEVER going to migrate to FSX. I, personally, and this is just me, will be one of those people. With over $1,000 of addons purchased for FS9, a greatly tweaked setup, and outstanding visuals and dynamics, Have no need for a new sim that adds very little and would put me back at square one. I will be saving my dollars, then, for FS11...and a new computer...and i will deal with the headaches then. But, rest assured...FS9 will remain on at least one computer in my house for a LONG time to come. I can respect these developers for their decisions but have a difficult time understanding why a 'slightly watered down' yet 'still FS9 compatible' model would not be a good move. Unless it really is that difficult to water it down and remove some or all of the non-FS9-sustainable functions. In which case, gotta live with it anyway. Ok sorry everyone for ranting. My most sincere apologies.