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In case anyone didn't realize yet, I don't really care what Darius has to say. Darius, you must surely have better things to do than argue and insult someone who REALLY doesn't care. Now then, A large surprise in terms of development will be coming in the next few months, NO, IT'S NOT THE FINAL RELEASE, but it is exciting!

I live in Sarasota, Florida. I'd be more than happy to buy you a coffee so we could discuss how bothersome it is when a child constantly asks for updates on a project that is obviously still in development. Before I continue, keep in mind that Michael, Peter, and myself share no relationship other than simply being members of the same forum. Michael has made the generous decision to actually release a well developed plane free of cost to the X-Plane community. It would be one thing if Luca had asked a single question and Michael had gone after him, the reality is that Luca asked multiple times a rhetorical and quite obviously silly question that had been answered time and time again. If you'd like to do some research, you can go see that Luca has been doing this very same thing on multiple forums. He demands something from a developer and becomes petulant when his demands aren't met. It's sad because I really wish everyone could live in harmony as we share our passion for X-Plane. You have to look at it from Michael's perspective, if you were a developer creating a free product for the community and you had a child constantly bother you about what you were working on, wouldn't that cause a disruption and therefore prevent you from dedicating your full attention to your project? I don't like pretentiousness just as much as the next guy, but Michael was well within his right to speak his mind to Luca. I held back because I deal with enough stress in the real world to create more of it from an online forum, but I speak for myself and I'm sure for multiple other users when I say that a lot of us would have gladly told Luca the very same thing that Michael told him. Don't be so quick to judge based on Michael's only reply... do some research on the people involved and see that this is a recurring pattern and not an event that has only happened once. O.

Extreme limits testing in Bell 407. Sorry for flying mistakes... I hope you like

Tony, your creation keeps surprising me all the time. I have been test-flying W2XP for quite some time now and I keep discovering new details in the sceneries created with your tool Yesterday e.g. I was flying from Calais to Le Tréport. And what did I see standing near the docks of Calais? Motorhomes - at exactely the same spot where I spent a night in my van during my last Normady vacation! I couldn't believe my eyes tried so hard to get a better look that I almost fell out of the cockpit... That's why I especially love W2XP so much, Tony. It adds so many little, accurate and plausible details to VFR flying one could fly on and on and on and on And it seems this is not the end Thank you.

I'm expressing these words with a quiet gentle tone. I'm sad to see that the excitement for this add on has turned into something so disagreeable. I personally am thankful to FS2XP for spending their personal time to develop aircraft for me to have fun with for free, especially the current b787 that they are working on. Our first instinct is to respond to something that bothers us, thinking that it will give us some satisfaction. Maybe it does some time but mostly it turns into something that should have ended a long time ago. Sometimes not responding will allow that little bother to be forgotten. FS2XP I will be patiently waiting.

LOL this was an april fools joke