Idea for a new reward system

Quote from fighter_pilot21

Exactly my point. RFS is a sh**ty fake "sim" where there is no simulation of real cockpit etc. You just proved me right. Thanks.

We know which other sim does this suggestion in pc... but that's not for improveness of this sim, that's just another way of social interaction with members then sharing their "touchdown score" when in real life for example on short runways or in some situations a more rough landing would be required to drop more energy on the ground being "hit", to decelerate then quickly (short runways... landings with 1 or 2 engine failures so no go-around will be possible, etc).

In any case... this is up for debate, but I wouldn't be shocked if opinions are divided.

Tragic quality in every regard. If Aerofly was more "game-like" and of lower quality, perhaps a popup would be nice, but it would destroy the level of professionalism in the sim's current form.

Quote from emfrat

Have you looked at the Career option in the start-up menu screen?

Nothing beats the smug satisfaction of knowing you are better than anyone else in the community. Of course, I already know I am

For me, the flight time is 190 hours with all achievements and 5* in all skills except gliders

Sorry but the developers should concentrate on really important things. There are still so many things to do on the list that suggestions like these are counterproductive.

Quote from ThomK

Sorry but the developers should concentrate on really important things. There are still so many things to do on the list that suggestions like these are counterproductive.

Precisely.

Quote from Thekingbuji333

Tragic quality in every regard. If Aerofly was more "game-like" and of lower quality, perhaps a popup would be nice, but it would destroy the level of professionalism in the sim's current form.

That's exactly what I was arguing in that regard. Thank you 😊

Quote from Quichenic

Because some people would like to know how soft they landed or how they landed

Then "some people" should look out the window during landing and try to check the height with their eyes. The environment around the runways is already detailed enough.