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I'm fairly certain it's dominated by hobbyists like us, too. Still, it probably doesn't mean that Lockheed will go to the trouble of changing its licence agreement and market P3D any differently.

I'd assume so if it was released for P3D.

Remember that P3D is a training platform and is not intended for entertainment. Yet many members on AVSIM use it purely for entertainment purposes. If you want to use a training platform for fun (and probably violate some rules in doing so), then you're going to need to pay the training price.

At the beginning of this year Daryl mentioned to "look out for a revitalized Level-D Simulations in 2016" but so far nothing's happened...I'm just waiting for Flight Factor to release its updated 757 (which is apparently coming soon). QualityWings has hinted at a 757 v2 as well, but that'll definitely come after their 787 and 737CL if they decide on it. And Maaaybe LDS will drop something on us that'll blow us away, but I'm not optimistic.

Doubt it's XP11. XP10 has a long way to go. We're not even at 10.50 yet!!

I'd say growing, for two reasons. Reason 1: Five years ago, FSX was the only sim anybody would talk about (for the most part). Now we have X-Plane 10, talks of X-Plane 11, DTG Flight Sim, P3D, Aerofly v1 and v2, new aircraft developers (like TFDi, A.T.S. in X-plane; even some of the more established developers like QualityWings are less than 10 years old), other sims I'm not remembering, etc etc. Reason 2: Some of these sims are available on Steam, and future sims (like XP11 and DTGFS) will be on steam too. That definitely brings in new users (even though some of those users may be the Xbox crowd, etc). Interesting question and interested to hear what others have to say, too.

Thanks for the response. I've already gone back to Windows 7. I originally had Windows 7 so after I upgraded I used the 31 day "revert" feature of upgraded Win10. My question is if there are any Win10 files on my Win7 installation I can get rid of.

Already exists in XP10! Can really get you on your toes if you're not expecting it

Hi all, Yesterday I decided to try FSX on Win 10 did not like it. Win 10 is a good operating system (I use it on another computer for school) but I don't like it as an OS for flight sim. I reverted and everything seems to be back perfectly. My question: are there any Windows 10 OS files on my computer I'll never need that I can delete? If so, where are they stored? I'd imagine they are taking up a great deal of space on my hard drive, and I can't seem to find anything online about my specific question so I thought I'd ask here. Any help appreciated! Thanks,

I don't think it'd be worth it. I'm still on FSX boxed because FSX SE just doesn't seem different/new enough for me. I'd try X-Plane if you want something new. Yes, your addons won't work, but it's a whole new experience (and that's the point of getting a new sim, right?). I'm holding out to see what Dovetail drops on us later this year, but till then I'm completely satisfied with FSX boxed and XPX. I'm also different in that I have no interest in P3D at all so that's why I haven't mentioned it.

Man I miss that livery

Do I have to remove v3 before installing 3.1 first? Or do I just run this installer over what I currently have? Thanks in advance,

Level D just posted an update about the 757 on their forums!! Can't believe it! April Fools

KVNY Van Nuys!

Pipe down, people. We're talking about flight sim here, not how to save the world. Jeez.