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I am finally getting a decent spec PC from work and want to run
FS2002/04. I have never played any of the FS games (played Falcon 4.0 a lot a few years ago). A few questions When flying say from London Heathrow to Paris CDG, where does the aircraft start? At the gate, taxi way, runway??? Do you have to request engine start and go through start up sequences? If at the gate do you get a push back? How detailed are the airports - buildings etc. or do you need the addons for more detail? Basically I'm asking how realistic is it? Thanks in advance Mark |
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![]() "Mr Phase" wrote in message om... I am finally getting a decent spec PC from work and want to run FS2002/04. I have never played any of the FS games (played Falcon 4.0 a lot a few years ago). A few questions When flying say from London Heathrow to Paris CDG, where does the aircraft start? At the gate, taxi way, runway??? When you set up the flight, you can choose to start at any gate, or any runway, or the active runway based on winds. Do you have to request engine start and go through start up sequences? By default, engines are running at start. Shut down engines and save the flight as default to start up "engines off" next time. Ctrl-E to auto-start or most planes you can start by sequence. If at the gate do you get a push back? Shift-P How detailed are the airports - buildings etc. or do you need the addons for more detail? FS2004 adds taxiway signs which greatly improves orientation. Buildnig locations are generally accurate but generic in appearance. Add-ons add photorealistic buildings and scenery, plus details such as baggage trams, service vehicles and real-world liveries. Basically I'm asking how realistic is it? "As real as it gets" ![]() Thanks in advance Mark |
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Mr Phase wrote: I am finally getting a decent spec PC from work and want to run FS2002/04. I have never played any of the FS games (played Falcon 4.0 a lot a few years ago). A few questions When flying say from London Heathrow to Paris CDG, where does the aircraft start? At the gate, taxi way, runway??? both 2k2 and 2k4 let you chose where you wanna start the trip Do you have to request engine start and go through start up sequences? There is a checklist for start take off etc. During t/o there is no interaction with ATC (for both 2k2 and 2k4) If at the gate do you get a push back? yes, but no vehicle to push, shift p moves you back slowly How detailed are the airports - the big ones are pretty detailed. All airports have the right rwy's and nav/com/ils frequencies etc, the major airports have realisticly moddeled buildings. In 2k4 there are even taxisigns buildings etc. or do you need the addons for more detail? Basically I'm asking how realistic is it? 2k4 has a better ATC, nicer weather and clouds and a better gps than 2k2. Im happy flying 2k4, but likes 2l2 also Thanks in advance Mark ur welcome Gerard |
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