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So Rob, if this is a platform side issue, why are we not able to hear what it is? Is it such a trade secret that it would derail the product entirely? Maybe if we had a better understanding of what this problem was, we'd atleast have a realistic expectation. With that said, if it's a trade secret, then knowing that would suffice as well. Right now everyone is spinning their wheels with conspiracy theories and confusion.Chase Stigberg - KRIC
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Originally posted by cmakris View Post
The discount will be only if you buy it from our store. There will be no discount option for Market Place or steam as simple is not possible foe these store to be aware if a user has bought it previously from our store and in the time frame the promo was active
I'm looking forward to seeing what improvements MS has in store for "Marketplace 2.0". Hopefully a coupon system is one of them.Fahad Al RiyamiPMDG 737NGX, 737NGXu, 747 (+ -8), 777 (+ -300ER). MSFS-exclusive, Honeycomb Alpha & Bravo.
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RSR - The 700 is a better foundational point than the 800 when it comes to all of the system logic and options packages that cover the fleets. To go from 800 to 700 we would have to work a bunch of tasks backward, or rework them, which is worse. That being said, if something in the 700 gets hung up and the 800 is completed first, it will release first. I don't really see much chance of that, however.
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Robert,
Thanks for the update. I was a little disappointed to hear that the -700 will release before the -800 but understand the logic.
As a long-time customer of PMDG products across three sim platforms, as well as a RL -800/MAX pilot currently going thru upgrade training, I have had some things on my wishlist for the 737 series and wonder if we might ever see them. They are:
FANS MCDU (button layout more akin to the 777)
RCI6000/4000 HUD (the current HUD appears to be closer to the BAE2020?)
HUD/HGS programmable thru the CDU MENU>HGS keys
Ability to add custom waypoints for company-specific EO procedures
Double click to silence A/P, A/T aural disconnect warning (maybe already possible?)
So looking forward to this release for MSFS. P3D is looking dated and can be unstable in VR, although I do mostly use TrackIR due to the need to access company iPad.
Thanks for the hard work and dedication to perfection!
Regards,
Terry SwindleLast edited by atrdriver; 17Jan2022, 15:04.Terry Swindle
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So, let's do the math. You paid 99$ for the basic package, then u pay 30$ for the expansion packages.The total amount is 129$.
After the change, You payid 99$ for the one variants, then u pay another 99$ for another variants. The total amount is 198$.
If u guys still try to split the basic development expenses on the variants, like half (64.5$-basic on total amount 129) and half (64.5$-basic on total amount 129) , or like 70$(main models) and 59$(secondary models), the basic development expenses is still including in the diffrence variants (If I try to buy at least two different variants).
I think is a process, maybe try to step by step , still can provide the other varients(like expansion packages) to purchase. Just not too rush to jump to the next level.
FYI. If I misunderstood ur new price policy, please let me know.(It's not a aggressive post, just wanna try to know the the composition of the priceEricLin - Java web developer - Hunan China
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It surprises me how many on various platforms are discussing and getting wound up over the new pricing model when no pricing has even been announced or how it will truly work. I'm pretty sure PMDG will know how to fairly price their products. Anyway I invite people to re listen to this interview from about the 10 minute mark, where RSR discusses the MSFS market and product price, I'm sure the viewpoint has changed much if at all in 6 weeks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKadQrREujMJoe Colehouse EGCC
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Originally posted by EricLin View PostSo, let's do the math. You paid 99$ for the basic package, then u pay 30$ for the expansion packages.The total amount is 129$.
After the change, You payid 99$ for the one variants, then u pay another 99$ for another variants. The total amount is 198$.Captain Kevin
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Originally posted by EricLin View PostSo, let's do the math. You paid 99$ for the basic package, then u pay 30$ for the expansion packages.The total amount is 129$.
After the change, You payid 99$ for the one variants, then u pay another 99$ for another variants. The total amount is 198$.
If u guys still try to split the basic development expenses on the variants, like half (64.5$-basic on total amount 129) and half (64.5$-basic on total amount 129) , or like 70$(main models) and 59$(secondary models), the basic development expenses is still including in the diffrence variants (If I try to buy at least two different variants).
I think is a process, maybe try to step by step , still can provide the other varients(like expansion packages) to purchase. Just not too rush to jump to the next level.
FYI. If I misunderstood ur new price policy, please let me know.(It's not a aggressive post, just wanna try to know the the composition of the price
Thank you.
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Quick Question whenever this comes out on xbox will there be liveries that come with it since us xbox simmers donβt have access to third party websites.
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Originally posted by PCARTMAN1 View PostQuick Question whenever this comes out on xbox will there be liveries that come with it since us xbox simmers donβt have access to third party websites.
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O mamma ma perchΓ©? I always think about new series 737 will be max not ngx. Doesn't matter my question is ...in the future u think for 737 max? Im not ask u for 777x too early. Thx.
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Thanks for the update and screenshots, Robert. I just wanted to share a thought. Before I do, I'll say I am no X-box hater or no other platform hater for that matter.
I understand Microsoft wants MSFS for both players and simmers. If someone is a serious simmer, I cannot imagine how they'd want to use such software in X-Box. X-Box is a game console. It is intended to play around with different console games and it is not as fast of a system as most serious simmers PC's are. I understand they are not upgradable either. It wasn't created or intended for serious simulation but created to play many types of games for the masses. It is for sure, a great platform for a lot of things.
Why would PMDG want to have their planes compatible for x-box when other serious in-depth aircraft coder companies like PMDG (Fenix, FBW, etc) won't port theirs to X-Box? Because after reading a lot of posts in different forums, one of the probable reasons PMDG is "stuck" is because it has to obey certain codes for it's planes to be compatible with the X-Box game console.
I hope I'm wrong but seeing the problems the DC-6 has had with the X-box platform and its subsequent withdrawal of the platform, I can imagine it has something to do with it. It does at least beg the question.
Again, trying to make such in-depth simulation software for a game console doesn't add up. X-Box is a great platform to discover flight simulation or just play around with planes and enjoy adventures and air races. But if one likes it and wants to get into it for more in-depth simulation experience, the next logical step is the PC platform.
So my idea is, and many more will agree with is, make it for PC only to start with. Once it's out for the PC users, the bugs ironed out, etc, when you have more time and/or when Microsoft/Asobo has fixed the X-Box problems for both the DC-6 and the B737 series, take it to X-Box if you still think it's a good idea.
Robert and team, I wish you all the best! I'm really looking forward to your future releases.Last edited by Vee One; 17Jan2022, 18:30.Andreu Escuain
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I second this, but I think a big problem for us consumers here is that XBOX still has a reasonably large market and the 737 will undoubtably sell a lot of copies on XBOX as well. So I think holding off on the XBOX released would also result in a lot of missed potensial sales, even if they just technically postpone them. Then again, that's assuming the speculation about the XBOX being a factor being true
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When Robert released the DC-6 for X-Box, I gather he mentioned that for the X-Box version, the plane would not have the same full experience simulation compared to the PC version, apart that they would not be able to add more liveries, etc.
Now the X-Box platform is broken for PMDG and who knows when Asobo will fix it for them. X-Box is now at a pause for PMDG. I hope Robert is not waiting for Asobo to fix it for them to be able to release the PC version.
He could do what Microsoft/Asobo did: Release the PC version first and after, once the X-box hurdles are fixed, release it for X-Box.
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So if I've understood this right, the 100$ discount can be used on the desired model once released. So for example I can spend it on the -800, and wait to spend the rest (assuming the -800 is less than 100$) on the MAX8 whenever that comes around? Good to hear the plane is progressing, be it a bit slower than desiredHenrik Isaksen
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Henrik, Robert said "Of course- the next and most important question everyone will ask: "What about the price credit from my NGXu purchase?" Yup- if you qualified for the promotional pricing back in late 2019, we still got you covered. You will still get the full dollar value of the promotional, nothing has changed there."
He did not give more info. When Robert does have the pricing and all of those nitty-gritty details, he will let us know. There is no point in wanting to know now. The price has not even been released. Maybe you'll get one plane for free and maybe a discount for the next variant...Who knows.Last edited by Vee One; 17Jan2022, 18:41.
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Originally posted by drmason1214 View PostHello Robert and team,
Can we as a community amplify the issues with asobo? I think Asobo should feel the full weight on the flight sim community on this. What if we start a thread on the forum advocating that asobo gives you what you need. Thoughts?Aleks Matrosov
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Originally posted by rsrandazzo View Post
Effective with this new product line, we are going to break them into body types so that you can purchase just the body type you want. For example, our initial release will focus on the 700 series airframe. It will come with the 737-700 body in a couple of iterations and winglet options. It will also come with the 737-700BCF (also with winglet options) and of course the venerable BBJ with winglet options and the whole fuel tank configuration range.
Then we will offer a similar roundup for the 737-800 series. It will include the 800 (in various formats) the 800BCF and the BBJ2. We will then treat the 600 and 900s similarly, grouping nearly all of the possible NG dirvations together by body style and offering them individually rather than as a base-package/expansion package combination.
Why do this?
Easy. The MSFS market is an enormous marketplace, which we feel allows us to shift our product pricing point to make it far more approachable for far more users, because if all you really want is a 737-600 to fly your Janet flights out of KLAS to Area 51- we would like you to be able to make the decision to purchase just that airplane as it suits you. If you then joined a VA that operates some cool flights in the 800BCF, then you can come back for just the 800 series, and you will still have spent less than you would have under our old pricing.
Pricing points will be announced a bit later (they haven't been finalized, I'm not being cagey- i just really don't know!) as well as a bit more clarity on what airplanes will be included in each package. (There are a few oddballers such as fire-fighting airplanes, military derivatives, etc that we need to figure out how we would fit in... they won't likely be in the initial batches, but perhaps get added later as updates? we'll see...)
Overall, our goal is to make the product line more approachable to more users.
We anticipate about 6 weeks lag time between each release, with the 700 series being first. We haven't determined the final order for the remainder, as there are a few moving parts still to be nailed down. Once we have those sorted the release order will flow naturally from that. (We are leaning to the 800 because we know that is one you guys really want!)
Of course- the next and most important question everyone will ask: "What about the price credit from my NGXu purchase?" Yup- if you qualified for the promotional pricing back in late 2019, we still got you covered. You will still get the full dollar value of the promotional, nothing has changed there.
Okay- enough for tonight. After today's snow/ice storm I may be back
The question left on the table is:
Will purchasing one package entitle customers to discounts on the other packages?
The example that comes to mind is what Just Flight did with the Arrows. You buy one (whichever version), and you get a significant discount (66% if I'm not wrong) on the other packages.Giuseppe Nelva
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Originally posted by rsrandazzo View PostCaptains,
We haven't given you much to look at other than the 737-700 in a standard passenger configuration, so I thought it might be nice to show you a few of the other configurations that you will be getting with your PMDG 737 for MSFS.
We shall split up a bit between hot and cold, just for fun.
DISCLAIMER: I am the world's worst screenshot taker... It is a holiday weekend here in the States and it is also Jason's anniversary, so I didn't have Vin or Jason to call on for professional help. Laugh if you must.
First up, we have the 737-700 BCF, sitting on a snow covered runway in Chicago. This model is based upon the specifications for the actual airplane, and gives you working cargo doors, both main deck and below deck cargo. With the ground equipment, you can correctly position the loader and you will also be able to explore the cargo main deck of the airplane if you choose. I am planning to feature a bit of that in an upcoming video presentation.
The winglet styles offered (on the normal pax body, the BCF and the BBJ) will mirror the options made available to purchasers in the market today. Personally I haven't caught the scimitar winglet bug, so I tend to set mine up with the regluar blended winglet you see here.
The BCF airplane comes with the proper changes to the flight deck, including main deck cargo fire detection/indication and suppression, as well as appropriate ground equipment for a cargo airplane.
(Someone will ask, so: The ground equipment options we provide are just that: Options. You can turn them on/off at your leisure.)
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Next up with have the BBJ baking on the ramp in Beautiful Sunny Exuma, Bahamas. (A wonderful place if you ever get a chance to visit!)
The BBJ, just like it's passenger and BCF cousins comes with a full suite of ground vehicles, including a set of VIP suburbans to whisk your VIP passengers to and from the airplane in style. This airplane comes with it's own unique cabin, which has been upgraded rather dramatically to account for the increased texture overhead we get with MSFS. In addition, using the view tools you can get a nice walk-through effect in the cabin which we will showcase for you at some point here soon- I hope.
Along with the VIP interior, the BBJ comes with it's own installed mobile boarding stairs to door 1L (you can actually turn this option on for the other airplanes if you like, up to you!) or you can use the standard ground handling equipment to provide passenger access to the airplane.
This view angle gives you a great glimpse of the reflective qualities of the painted surfaces and how they reflect light. When viewing these airplanes from the outside while at cruise altitude, we are getting incredibly close to the point where it is sometimes hard to tell the difference between a well staged screen capture and a photograph. Obviously these two random screen grabs from me aren't well staged- but I think Jason and Vin could probably fool you if they took the time to set up the lighting.
Speaking of Jason: I was going to give you a few images of the upgraded interiors on all three airplanes, but I wanted to be sure Jason is okay with me doing that before we let you back there. We have long placed our entire focus on the cockpit, but with this product line we are adding a bit more attention to the cabin than we have traditionally. It won't be to the same degree of detail as the cockpits, obviously- but it is the start of us moving in the direction of high detail cabin interiors. It make take us some time to get all the way there- but hey- you have to start someplace.
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Let's Talk About Pricing:
So one of the key components in the pending PMDG 737 for MSFS release process is that we are changing our traditional layout for how you purchase airplane addons from PMDG. In the past, we have marketed each airplane type with a base package, and then added airframes by releasing expansion packages. Effective with the 737 product line for MSFS, that paradigm will go away because we want to lower the bar of entry for folks who perhaps, just want one type of 737 and not ALL of them. If, for example, you wanted to fly the 700 series airplane in our historic product line, you would need to purchase our base package and then add the 600/700 expansion package to it. If you wanted to add the 700BCF, you'd also need to add that package, with each additional package giving you some airframes that perhaps you didn't want.
Effective with this new product line, we are going to break them into body types so that you can purchase just the body type you want. For example, our initial release will focus on the 700 series airframe. It will come with the 737-700 body in a couple of iterations and winglet options. It will also come with the 737-700BCF (also with winglet options) and of course the venerable BBJ with winglet options and the whole fuel tank configuration range.
Then we will offer a similar roundup for the 737-800 series. It will include the 800 (in various formats) the 800BCF and the BBJ2. We will then treat the 600 and 900s similarly, grouping nearly all of the possible NG dirvations together by body style and offering them individually rather than as a base-package/expansion package combination.
Why do this?
Easy. The MSFS market is an enormous marketplace, which we feel allows us to shift our product pricing point to make it far more approachable for far more users, because if all you really want is a 737-600 to fly your Janet flights out of KLAS to Area 51- we would like you to be able to make the decision to purchase just that airplane as it suits you. If you then joined a VA that operates some cool flights in the 800BCF, then you can come back for just the 800 series, and you will still have spent less than you would have under our old pricing.
Pricing points will be announced a bit later (they haven't been finalized, I'm not being cagey- i just really don't know!) as well as a bit more clarity on what airplanes will be included in each package. (There are a few oddballers such as fire-fighting airplanes, military derivatives, etc that we need to figure out how we would fit in... they won't likely be in the initial batches, but perhaps get added later as updates? we'll see...)
Overall, our goal is to make the product line more approachable to more users.
We anticipate about 6 weeks lag time between each release, with the 700 series being first. We haven't determined the final order for the remainder, as there are a few moving parts still to be nailed down. Once we have those sorted the release order will flow naturally from that. (We are leaning to the 800 because we know that is one you guys really want!)
Of course- the next and most important question everyone will ask: "What about the price credit from my NGXu purchase?" Yup- if you qualified for the promotional pricing back in late 2019, we still got you covered. You will still get the full dollar value of the promotional, nothing has changed there.
Okay- enough for tonight. After today's snow/ice storm I may be back
Kr, Marco Spijkerboor
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rsrandazzo you cant even tell what is the specific problem preventing you guys from releasing this bird and here posting more pics teasing us . What are you trying to do? Just release it with current state and dont implement that feature until asobo "fix" it! If its weather api etc just release it we dont care .
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Originally posted by Saygin1 View Postrsrandazzo you cant even tell what is the specific problem preventing you guys from releasing this bird and here posting more pics teasing us . What are you trying to do? Just release it with current state and dont implement that feature until asobo "fix" it! If its weather api etc just release it we dont care .
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"why would you say destroy it" because society sucks right now, and will go for the throat of a company that doesn't produce a certain quality line like they have in the past. There was a huge prime example a few months ago of dev that did that and their rep is horrible now.
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the "P" in PMDG really does stand for PatienceLast edited by Swaluver88; 17Jan2022, 21:31.Alex Kulak
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Gorgeous shots! Really interesting to hear the change to the product system but if we're looking at $40-60 a variant that would be interesting. I don't mean to speculate hard but I think folks are going down the worst fear road. If someone completely new to PMDG planes wants to buy just one. Say one really likes -900ERs and wants to fly that they can for a lot less! Hopefully this pays off! I can assure that those who indulged on NGXu will have enough to cover the initial release and then some! π΅π΅π΅Christopher Gregg.
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Originally posted by Jude Bradley View PostAt least we have some Ryanair flights with the -700, even if it's only for training.Karl Stenson
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Looks good!
I cannot see myself moving to MSFS until they have weather sorted out - no historical weather for example is a big deal-breaker for me. They seem pretty uninterested in changing this or allowing Hifi to have a go, unless anyone has read different?
Saving a flight and resuming being stuck with whatever you saved with etc.
I have withheld my opinion so far on MSFS, and I really wanted it to be my future sim. I just cannot see it being so with critical things like this not implemented/nor allowing any 3rd party like Hifi to have a go. Looks like its P3D for me into the future...Last edited by VHOJT; 18Jan2022, 00:20.Rudy Fidao
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Originally posted by VHOJT View Postno historical weather for example is a big deal-breaker for me..
To each their own.
Shane WalkerLast edited by yycvor; 18Jan2022, 03:09.Shane Walker - CYYC
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Thanks for the update Rob, seems to still be hanging on for the show stopper to be sorted and I'm hoping it is done asap. It's been a long anticipated aircraft add-on product for MSFS and will by a long stretch likely be the most detailed for some time - and for that a lot of us (myself included) are very excited.
I like the release strategy too giving us the options of all - though like PokΓ©mon used to say, gotta catch em all! I'll likely enjoy the -700 and then on release the -800 and so on π€£
Keep up the good work, it sounds like a frustrating time but we'll all be here to greatly enjoy it all in the near future whenever that may be!
Already trying to find a livery artist who can make our Osprey Airways and Osprey World Cargo liveries for these now!
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