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Reply #15 - Jan 9th, 2006 at 10:24pm

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By the way yes i just registered today everyone so hello. Now what would be even funnier is if you get a WWII fighter (P-51 preferably) and blast 'em out of the sky as some people have suggested. But then again if I were to do that the birds would be burning  Grin

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Reply #16 - Jan 10th, 2006 at 8:33am

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hitting a few pigeons and geese aint that bad just dont hit any swans Wink
 

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Reply #17 - Jan 10th, 2006 at 11:25am

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hitting a few pigeons and geese aint that bad just dont hit any swans Wink


yeah, there nasty Grin
 

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Reply #18 - Jan 10th, 2006 at 1:41pm

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Hmm... roast bird. *gargle-drool*
 
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Reply #19 - Jan 10th, 2006 at 3:12pm

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Hmm... roast bird. *gargle-drool*



I think you will find, more freeze dried that roast..........Beef Jerky Grin
 

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Reply #20 - Jan 11th, 2006 at 7:09pm

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Well,...... I really don't think bird strikes will cause any improvement on anything related to the upcoming FS X.  I mean what would that kind of thing really do for us simmers? 

And what the heck do the birds want anyway?  More worms?  Not having to get up at sunrise to make all that racket chirping away?  I mean... the birds don't really have to even do the flying...... us sim pilots do that.  And they aren't writing the code.

Heck... I bet that if every bird in the existing fs2004 sim walked out tomorrow morning, that the flights would just continue on as normal and no one would really notice at all.  What makes them think that FS X will be any different?

What do they think they will accomplish?  It's not going to get them any concessions out of Microsoft.  Waste of time.


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Reply #21 - Jan 11th, 2006 at 8:23pm

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Well John there are no birds in FS2004 so I guess flights do go on as usuall. I highly doubt they will include strikes. Like you said would require teremendous amount of code to have the animations and the effect of bird and plane be right according to point of impact. Then they would need to do this for every bird and every plane. Then any ad on devs would need to code it into their plane so the birds have an effect.  A lot of work for a quite unlikely thing to happen.  It would be cool but I think the devs time is better spent elsewhere.
 

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