This month is SUPERBUG month!

[noddy]

Please pardon the following question. Does it have a "casual simmer" mode?

I know that I will have to wash my mouth out, but have to agree. Is there a jump and fly mode?

 

[Odie]

Another question (if anyone knows and can comment): Will we have to reverse the joystick axis-thingys like we did for the FS9 version?

 

[joanvalley]

I know that I will have to wash my mouth out, but have to agree. Is there a jump and fly mode?

Same here.

Jose.

 

[Roadburner440]

To my knowledge there is no "jump in and fly mode." The aircraft was built to be the most realistic F/A-18E for FS2004 & FSX.

 

[SirBenn21]

To my knowledge there is no "jump in and fly mode." The aircraft was built to be the most realistic F/A-18E for FS2004 & FSX.

I recon there should always be a "jump & Go Mode". It will always bring in that extra sales, which I beleive is always needed.

Ben

 

[tigisfat]

OH MY GOD OH MY GOD OH MY GOD (breathes into paper bag)


I didn't know we were this close!!!!!!!!! guys, this is the rare occasion where I go all fanboy...

 

[Kiwikat]

For the record, there were a whopping 3 things you had to do on the FS9 version to get it up in the air without alarms. This is of course assuming you have your planes to start with the engines already running.

So if you have it started already running, it takes like 10 seconds to get it airborne.

 

[CodyValkyrie]

For the record, there were a whopping 3 things you had to do on the FS9 version to get it up in the air without alarms. This is of course assuming you have your planes to start with the engines already running.

So if you have it started already running, it takes like 10 seconds to get it airborne.

Kiwi is right.

Also, no more silly procedures for setting up your controllers guys. FSX doesn't require this.