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Old 03-10-2010, 04:09 AM
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Team Daidalos, thank you for all your hard work on this already wonderful flight sim. You all have proven your ability to think outside of the box and really make this into a fantastic simulation. I have a few requests/suggestions that may or may not be achievable, but at least I will have tried.

1. Could you incorporate the wind mod into the game, and maybe put some kind of control for it into the GUI somewhere?

2. For carrier operations, it is very difficult to taxi on a carrier deck when the weather is selected to be poor or worse, and almost impossible for AI to manage it. Would it be possible to separate the sea state effects on the ship from the weather? Make them independantly selectable?
I think that those two options would be great.

For the carrier ops a selectable wind direction would help. I think having the wind in poor conditions coming from up to 60 degrees left or right if ships head (i.e current ships heading.) would aid in being able to get airborne and taxi somewhat more successful.

This would mean in FMB you will need to set wind direction and speed and then set your ships direction to suit.
 

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