1.) FS1: Released 1982
2.) FS2: Released 1984
3.) FS3: Released 1988
4.) FS4: Released 1989
5.) FS5: Released 1993 / FS5.1: Released 1995
6.) FS95: Released 1996
7.) FS98: Released 1997
8.) FS00: Released 1999
9.) FS02: Released 2001
10.) FS04: Released 2003
11.) FSX: Released 2006
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Chief CaptainFSXI is FS11 so no, it shouldn't. If you meant FSVI (FS06) then yes, it could be, but FSX refers to the version number. FS00 was FS7, FS02 was FS8, FS04 was FS9 so FS06 is FS10 (FSX is slightly more 'slick' sounding).
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Chief CaptainActually, if his list of releases is correct, it would be the 11th release.
More research to do. 🙄
Chief Captain
99jolegg wrote:
FSXI is FS11 so no, it shouldn't. If you meant FSVI (FS06) then yes, it could be, but FSX refers to the version number. FS00 was FS7, FS02 was FS8, FS04 was FS9 so FS06 is FS10 (FSX is slightly more 'slick' sounding).
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Oh ya i didnt mean the year being 06 (VI) i meant the actual version number. FSX is actually the 11th simulator released from microsoft.. After FS5.1 was released their was FS95 which was FS6, FS98 was FS7, FS00 was FS8, etc.. so FSX would have to be FSXI
First OfficerThat explains it
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