Hi all,
When setting up my company I set the failure percentage to 10%. Im now sick of all the failures but I dont want to loose all my company info. Is there a way to reduce the percentage and what would you recommend for a realistic setting?
Thanks!
Have a look at this ➡
http://www.fspassengers.com/forum/read.php?f=1&i=19139&t=19085#reply_19139
I have set-up my failures to 17% and i find it challenging and somehow more realistic.My opinion of course. 😉
I have my failures set to 45% with hard failures if they occur, and surprisingly, I get a failure every 1 in 5 flights When they do occur, they test your skills to keep the aircraft in level flight 😳
99jolegg wrote:
I have my failures set to 45% with hard failures if they occur, and surprisingly, I get a failure every 1 in 5 flights When they do occur, they test your skills to keep the aircraft in level flight 😳
Do you have High Cost Company settings too? 😂 😉
😂
No ticket prices are low.....but food and drink is extortionate
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99jolegg wrote:
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No ticket prices are low.....but food and drink is extortionate
😉
😂 😂 😂
I see...i guess that someone have to need it(psychiatrists suggestion for more extreme life and experience.... ) in order to choose your company Jon. 😉
Greekman72 wrote:
99jolegg wrote:
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No ticket prices are low.....but food and drink is extortionate
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😂 😂 😂
I see...i guess that someone have to need it(psychiatrists suggestion for more extreme life and experience.... ) in order to choose your company Jon. 😉
Its ok GM....they have roughly a 60% chance or surviving the flight 😂
A ❗ ...OK ❗ ...yeah ❗ ...well i have to start thinking of it. 😂 😉
Greekman72 wrote:
I have set-up my failures to 17% and i find it challenging and somehow more realistic.My opinion of course. 😉
I think that if there were a 17% rate of failure in the real world, no one would be flying.
I take the opposite approach. 1% easy failures. Now, if I can find a way to lock that stewardess who keeps drowning me in coffee, in the cargo hold.
CrashGordon wrote:
Now, if I can find a way to lock that stewardess who keeps drowning me in coffee, in the cargo hold.
You've really got it in for that stewardess haven't you 😂
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CrashGordon wrote:
Greekman72 wrote:
I have set-up my failures to 17% and i find it challenging and somehow more realistic.My opinion of course. 😉
I think that if there were a 17% rate of failure in the real world, no one would be flying.
I take the opposite approach. 1% easy failures. Now, if I can find a way to lock that stewardess who keeps drowning me in coffee, in the cargo hold.
😂 😂 😂
What about Jon's 45%???
99jolegg wrote:
CrashGordon wrote:
Now, if I can find a way to lock that stewardess who keeps drowning me in coffee, in the cargo hold.
You've really got it in for that stewardess haven't you 😂
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Not as much as that wimp of a co-pilot that shouts, "I love you, Mom", just before we all die. 😂
Greekman72 wrote:
CrashGordon wrote:
Greekman72 wrote:
I have set-up my failures to 17% and i find it challenging and somehow more realistic.My opinion of course. 😉
I think that if there were a 17% rate of failure in the real world, no one would be flying.
I take the opposite approach. 1% easy failures. Now, if I can find a way to lock that stewardess who keeps drowning me in coffee, in the cargo hold.
😂 😂 😂
What about Jon's 45%???
I'm not flying on Russian Routlette Airlines. 😂
Adds somewhat more spark to a flight 😉
Isn't the purpose of flights where you have passengers, to be routine...almost to the point of being boring?
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