Random event - that will never happen.

[Daza XIII]

There is obviously a limit on what can be done or what would be practical to achieve in FSP.

However….

If you could have absolutely anything in the world, which random event or failure that will never get written into future FSP versions would
you love to see.



For me I’m thinking aliens. Not just a weird light in the distance but the full on close encounter. The screen goes an eerie green colour
and then suddenly you’re back flying but 1000 miles off course and you’ve lost 8 hours of your life.

[gronji2004]

Thats 1 Unrealistic and 2 Impossible to Input into FSP.

[Canada_Boy]

If you read the whole post , you will see he already knows that.

As for me, I will try and think of something later, I need to go to school pretty soon

[Daza XIII]

gronji2004 wrote:
Thats 1 Unrealistic......

[irony mode] So how many miles / hours would you suggest to make the abduction more real? [/irony]

[Anastasios]

gronji2004 wrote:
Thats 1 Unrealistic and 2 Impossible to Input into FSP.

Read the bloody post...

It's actually a funny idea. Best thing about simulation is that almost ánything is possible!! ;-)

I don't know anything right now, but I'll think of something!

Anastasios.

[Captain_Smith]

An engine failure!

too boring?

[gronji2004]

I wasn't been mean I just mean its kind unrealistic for a Flight Simulator, perhaps a Alien Simultor or summet

[Valoran]

Well, how about the most realistic of failures. The chain of minutae that eventually leads to a catastrophic failure. Like a hard landing on
flght 5 of an airframe creates a chain of events or airframe stress fracture that eventually causes the main gear to collapse on landing on
flight 36 of the airframe.

Or simulate the quality of service available when doing maintanence. For example, if you get service at a large airport, usually no trouble.
But if you hire Skippy and Jules to grease your motor out in the sticks somewhere, you might wind up with a loose bolt that eventually
causes an engine to seperate from the airframe at just the wrong moment. Things like that.

Or an unruly passenger or medical emergency forcing an immediate landing.

or... I guess I'm getting carried away, and these probably aren't as difficult to code into the game as an alien abduction.



Post Edited ( 09-21-07 05:43 )

[JanniCash]

Give me another 2 hours and I might be drunk enough for this one ...


Jan

[Canada_Boy]

Good, I'm in for a laugh.

[Garbagecan]

hah....what about you take off and climb and climb and climb and you dont pay attention to the altitude and all of a sudden you find
yourself sucked out to space beyond the atmosphere with a lets say a340....now how are you getting this thing back to the
earth.....actually the plane was scheduled to land in new york and not on the moon and passengers satisfaction level
dramatically drop towards 0 because they find theirselfes floating about in the cabin......

just like the movie there was about this situation i think the name of the movie was "the plane that couldn´t land on the earth" :D:D:D
MUHAHAHHA

greets

Victor

[Serviceman]

Flying over the Bermuda triangle and your passengers disappear.
Flying over the Bermuda triangle and YOU disappear.

Or, how about it's like a dream, you're on approach and the runway keeps moving farther away, it seems like slow motion, you fly and fly
and never get any closer.

[Valoran]

i like the Burmuda Triangle option. Good thinking!

[Sakakawea]

Or, how about it's like a dream, you're on approach and the runway keeps moving farther away, it seems like slow motion, you fly and fly
and never get any closer.

Try landing in Antarctica you flare and want to touchdown and suddenly the runway moves to the left

[irony mode] So how many miles / hours would you suggest to make the abduction more real? [/irony]

Mars



Post Edited ( 09-22-07 10:00 )