“Suggestions for Enhancing Realism and Functionality in Aerofly FS Global”

    Dear Aerofly FS Global Development Team,

    First of all, I would like to thank you for creating such a high-quality and detailed flight simulation game. As an active user of your product, I would like to suggest some improvements that could make the game even better.

    One aspect I would like to highlight is the lack of camera shake effects. The game currently does not convey the impact of a hard landing. Even when the pilot performs a rough landing, it feels uneventful. I believe enhancing the landing sequence with louder sound effects for the gear touching the runway and adding dynamic camera shake effects would significantly improve realism. Additionally, turbulence during flight also feels absent. Implementing a “head effect” to simulate movement and vibrations would greatly enhance immersion and set the game apart from competitors. I sincerely hope you consider these suggestions.

    Another popular request among users is the expansion of the aircraft fleet. Many players, including myself, would love to see new aircraft models such as:

    • Airbus A350XWB

    • Airbus A330

    • Airbus A220

    • Airbus A320neo

    • Airbus A321neo

    • Embraer E170

    • Sukhoi Superjet 100

    Furthermore, adding new sound effects during takeoff and landing rolls (e.g., louder wheel noises and cockpit panel vibrations) would create a more realistic atmosphere.

    Expanding weather conditions, such as rain and snow, and introducing wind shear hazards in adverse weather conditions would bring additional challenges and excitement to the game.

    Finally, in the future, it would be fantastic to include the ability to simulate emergency scenarios, such as engine failures, hydraulic system malfunctions, or engine fires.

    Thank you for considering these suggestions! I truly believe that implementing these improvements will take Aerofly FS Global to new heights and make it even more enjoyable for players worldwide.

    Best regards,

    Mark

    I think we should consider improving the model quality of Boeing aircraft before making new aircraft. The main body of Boeing series aircraft doesn't even reflect light, and the landing gear actuators of Boeing 747 and Boeing 777 are runs very slow when they touch the ground, and even dislocate.

    I agree with you. This is undoubtedly important as well. It is necessary to improve the existing aircraft models, refine the game physics, and gradually introduce new aircraft.

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    I think we should consider improving the model quality of Boeing aircraft before making new aircraft. The main body of Boeing series aircraft doesn't even reflect light, and the landing gear actuators of Boeing 747 and Boeing 777 are runs very slow when they touch the ground, and even dislocate.

    I agree with the weather, failures, and landing and take offs. But (In my opinion) adding variants like neos for existing planes like the 320 and 321 (what you mentioned) is unnecessary. The only neo that would be worth adding that has more noticeable differences is the A330 neo, and we don’t yet have an a330. And mentioning the “sukhoi superjet 100” is pretty similar to the A220. And an A350 is currently being worked on. This is just my opinion, so please don’t take offense. This reply was meant as constructive criticism.

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    I agree with the weather, failures, and landing and take offs. But (In my opinion) adding variants like neos for existing planes like the 320 and 321 (what you mentioned) is unnecessary. The only neo that would be worth adding that has more noticeable differences is the A330 neo, and we don’t yet have an a330. And mentioning the “sukhoi superjet 100” is pretty similar to the A220. And an A350 is currently being worked on. This is just my opinion, so please don’t take offense. This reply was meant as constructive criticism.

    I would appreciate A320 series neos, but I agree with the need for A330s and perhaps the completion of existing aircraft series such as 737 NG/MAX and the Boeing widebodies.