Don't get me wrong, i think it will be a stupendous model, but i think that with this direction you check-mated your 172 for most of the future customers, most people will go with a faster and more powerful plane, leaving the 172 in the abyss and possibly cutting much of the future "to come" goodies out of the equation for it. The 172 will not bring you money, if people will not buy it and i can imagine how much work you put into it.
I hope that all these new features will be fitted into the 172, like the moving controls with autopilot and that it will not be forgotten in the future.
Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
Sorry, gentlemen. I see there will be options for the GTN integration. My apologies. Will there be an HSI option?
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Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
Yes and no. Its been out long enough to have scooped up most of its sales but its still a trainer and many flight schools and hardware developers cater to that plane. Sad thing for me is that just a few days ago, I brought the P3D version of the C172 as I wanted to keep it up to date and I no longer fly FSX. No regrets, my money goes to a company that develops great products and I like knowing that I support that.Caldemeyn wrote:Don't get me wrong, i think it will be a stupendous model, but i think that with this direction you check-mated your 172 for most of the future customers, most people will go with a faster and more powerful plane, leaving the 172 in the abyss and possibly cutting much of the future "to come" goodies out of the equation for it. The 172 will not bring you money, if people will not buy it and i can imagine how much work you put into it.
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Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
Congrats A2A on another fantastic product. This may finally inspire my jump to P3D so I only have to buy it once!
To echo some suggestions here - I'd love to see a bush or float version of this plane as well. The versatile Cub is STILL one of my favorite A2A aircraft, but it's just so darned slow! Looking forward to any expansions if you choose to make them. I would be happy to pay for them.
Scott, I really appreciate all of the work you put in to the videos, especially the in-depth tutorials. You have a knack for explaining things very clearly. I know this sounds odd, but I find your voice and delivery compelling, yet soothing at the same time. Can I hire you to record bed time stories for my 9 month old?
To echo some suggestions here - I'd love to see a bush or float version of this plane as well. The versatile Cub is STILL one of my favorite A2A aircraft, but it's just so darned slow! Looking forward to any expansions if you choose to make them. I would be happy to pay for them.
Scott, I really appreciate all of the work you put in to the videos, especially the in-depth tutorials. You have a knack for explaining things very clearly. I know this sounds odd, but I find your voice and delivery compelling, yet soothing at the same time. Can I hire you to record bed time stories for my 9 month old?
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Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
Very nice announcement. Looking forward to hearing more about it.
And I realize the chances are slim, but I'm still hoping for a glass cockpit Accusim aircraft one day. The 182 would do nicely here...
(And of course I couldn't help but notice you were flying a glass cockpit one in the video... )
And I realize the chances are slim, but I'm still hoping for a glass cockpit Accusim aircraft one day. The 182 would do nicely here...
(And of course I couldn't help but notice you were flying a glass cockpit one in the video... )
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Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
Yes, it's there. You can swap it in or out, on the fly in the sim.twharrell wrote:Will there be an HSI option?
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Nice one Steve, you nailed it!"See how smoothly that card leaves your wallet? That's our patented SirenSong (tm) technology, built into every A2A purchase. Once you purchase an Accu-Sim aircraft, the song gently pulls you in, the 3d sound pulling you into the wallet, helping you to subliminally understand you should give us the money in exchange for aviation sim bliss..."
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Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
Still, i would choose planes that would not that easily overshadow earlier ones, so each would stay marketable in its own niche, but maybe it is a strategy of A2A to gradually move us to more complex aircraft.Kilstorm wrote:Yes and no. Its been out long enough to have scooped up most of its sales but its still a trainer and many flight schools and hardware developers cater to that plane. Sad thing for me is that just a few days ago, I brought the P3D version of the C172 as I wanted to keep it up to date and I no longer fly FSX. No regrets, my money goes to a company that develops great products and I like knowing that I support that.Caldemeyn wrote:Don't get me wrong, i think it will be a stupendous model, but i think that with this direction you check-mated your 172 for most of the future customers, most people will go with a faster and more powerful plane, leaving the 172 in the abyss and possibly cutting much of the future "to come" goodies out of the equation for it. The 172 will not bring you money, if people will not buy it and i can imagine how much work you put into it.
Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
Where does it say anything about a turbo? Its a C182, not a T182 - or did I miss something?twharrell wrote:Since this is a C182T, not a basic trainer, or even just a basic C182, I really wish you guys would offer advanced avionics options, like an HSI, Flight 1 GTN integration, or even a G1000 (partner with Mindstar?). I love the idea of a Turbo Skylane, but the basic avionics is a turnoff for me. The turbo Skylane is a legit business/travel aircraft for the budget-minded pilot and many are outfitted with advanced avionics these days. The basic avionics package is a turn-off for me. Sorry, just my opinion. I'd like to see you guys raise the bar with each general aviation release.
Cheers,
Todd
Would actually be highly welcome if it was a turbo version, add a bit more complexity than just the CS prop and cowl flaps. Or even the magic letters TR182... But hey, an A2A aircraft is an A2A aircraft, so keep em coming!
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It doesn't say anything about turbo but the vid does state the model is a 182 T.
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Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
Wow, this Cessna fan is happy, up to a point. Love the new features and all, it's why I continue to purchase your products. I do wonder why all the latest trainers plus the upcoming T-6, is this for P3D and it's training side? How about some float and tundra tires for this sweetie? I do not mind learning a new aircraft and all but let's not forget the users that like to get off the beaten path in the sandbox.
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Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
I was never much of a GA pc owner, since the early Cessna and the recent Piper, seems I'm going GA mad
Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
This looks great, but will be another non-buy for me. I have the 172, but it's boring. Don't get me wrong, it's an extremely in-depth simulation, but it's just a Cessna. I want to fly high-performance warbirds, and y'all used to be really good at making those. Are you ever going back?
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Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
Looking fantastic as usual guys! Can't wait to try her out!
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Re: Accu-sim 182 Skylane 18-Minute First Look (VIDEO)
taildraggin68 wrote:It doesn't say anything about turbo but the vid does state the model is a 182 T.
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