Date Of Creation Of VA's

[Yan]

Hello guys!!...

This is my first message in the community of FS PASSENGERS, I'm above all an frenchspeaker and I beg you to not pay attention for my
mistakes in english!!... I've discovered FSP by an advertising on the AVSIM site, and I need some more informations before to buy it. I've
read the presentation of the game, but I want to know more about his slide!!...

I've read that when we want to create our VA, it's necessary to define one date, which correspond also to one epoch;when we create the
VA in 1960, is there on FSP one realistic delay that runs of before to reach on the 90's? How much time can it take in "real time"? Can we
constitute an history of our VA, with the different steps of her development?

[DanSteph]

Hello Yan,

je parle francais en passant

Anyway the best solution for you is simply to try it for free, the demo is only limited
by the departure area otherwise it contain all the features of the full program.
see demo here: http://www.fspassengers.com/?action=download

About VA your are free to do whatewer but I don't understand really well your question
exporting flight to a VA website is only one of the feature of FsP but not the main.

Dan

[burkino_026]

If I understand ehat he means is that we would like to see progress of his VA from '60s to todays but this is not possible for all apsects. The only
things you can set to make it like a non really new but a VA that has born in the sixties is putting money as requested and reputation in a scenario.
But there would be no experienced pilot or old rewarded plane. By the time you create the VA FSP starts from scratch either your VA is ld from sixties
or new of yesterday you still have to start from scratch, you can define a scenario but the only two things changable are money and reputation and
other factors obviously liek goals and stuff.

By the way it's worth it the money and I suggest you get it even If maybe cant satisfact that need as I believe that once you got it you wont think
about that anymore !!! ;-)