Company portrait / devs introduce themselves / say "Hi"

[Claas Krause]

Dear community,

 

I’m fairly new to the FSLabs family, but I’m already really enjoying the experience. The idea of flying the A321neo properly is especially exciting for me, as I’m a big fan of some of its more unique features. It’s also a nice change of pace from the Fenix, which I fly regularly and which never fails to put a smile on my face. I really understand that current SU4 performance for s o m e users (me included) is abysmal but that's alright - I see the potential.

 

I was wondering whether the team might consider doing a small introduction at some point—maybe a few short portraits of the developers or a quick look behind the scenes. Nothing big or time-consuming, just something to help the community get to know the people and processes a little better.

 

I completely understand that you may not have the bandwidth to post frequent status updates, but I also find myself thinking: you likely have internal logs of your weekly or monthly progress on the PW update. Would it be feasible to feed those into an AI assistant to generate a brief weekly summary for the community? Absolutely no pressure, and I don’t want to come across as demanding or patronising—just expressing genuine curiosity and interest.

 

Thanks a lot, and wishing everyone a great day!

 

— Claas

[Troy Kretzul]

Hey Claas, as I suspect the development team will completely ignore your post, I just wanted to say thanks for reaching out and encouraging a sense of community.

Glad you are enjoying the jet. Despite being an enthusiastic FS Labs A320 customer for P3D, I have stuck with the Fenix as I place equal value on systems fidelity and immersion (sights/sounds) and feel like Fenix does the better job of that balance. The MEL features from FS Labs seem cool though. 
 

Otherwise, I am hopeful there will be developments on the A330 and Concorde for FS2024 but remain concerned with the viability of those projects, given the lack of meaningful updates in years.