Notícias do PMDG 737NGX

Leonardo.Moura escreveu:

Duley escreveu:Pra mim não tem nada a ver com o iFly.
Pura incompetência em cumprir prazo... eu disse incompetência para cumprir prazos e nada mais.

Se sair esse ano ainda é lucro!

Duley, eu tmb acho que é falta de competência, mas ser só isso é chegar a conclusão que eles são amadores demais!!

Marcelo_Marchand escreveu:Cara***... Coitadinho do iFly, ficou parecendo uma saco de batada no canto da cozinha... TA loco, me deu até nojo com os 737 da iFly aqui agora... PMDG sempre superando tudo e todo mundo. Muito perfeito, e o mais loco que achei foi as marcas de dedos nas telas principais. Ta loco... Coitado do processador aqui agora, vai tomar 4GHz ou 4.5GHZ pra rodar isso ai agora:D Muito perfeito

Captains-

This is going to be a short note tonight, as we are all a bit busy at the moment...

I thought you all would be interested to know that the PMDG 737NGX has entered the final phase of pre-release testing.

Last night we began the process of distributing build 82.2732 (yes: 82 major builds and 2732 updates...) to both the Tech Team and the Wide Beta Team. This will be the first of a few updates that we give them, with the intent that we should have the last of the kinks ironed out in very short order, allowing us to move into the release phase- which is what we know you are all waiting for!

Over the next couple of days, we are going to take some of the restrictions off of those who are involved in this phase of testing so that they can give you their first impressions of the NGX in their own words.

This has been a very long development cycle for everyone involved, but we feel with this build we have a "nearly release ready" airplane that is not going to require a significant amount of tuning to reach release. In order to quell some of the (truly uninformed and at times outright ridiculous) conjecture, I am comfortable telling you that we will be setting a date on the calendar for release within the next couple of days.

The purpose of this phase of testing is to accomplish the following:
1) Serve as backup to the development and tech team testing to be certain we haven't missed any obvious problems.
2) To put as much flight time on the airplane as possible to help verify that all is well.
3) To give us a wider experience with a broader base of install machines to allow us to verify performance and verify that we do not have any installation or run-time issues.

To put in succinctly: We are in the home stretch!

Now: A couple of ground-rules just so that nobody gets their feelings hurt:

1) We are extremely busy on our end as there are literally thousands of tasks that must be accomplished in preparation for a successful product launch.
2) With that in mind, we may/may not have time to give you updates on how things are going. There have been a few folks creating high drama over the schedule of updates. As always- we update you when we have something worth sharing. Lack of updates simply means we are too busy, or we don't have anything new to add. (Besides, if any one of us can find :30 free, we are spending that time with our wives/children... The workload is that high in final testing.)
3) You are going to start seeing some changes on the website and here in the website as we prep for release.
4) Don't worry- the release won't happen in the middle of the night without some warning, so don't stay up all night hitting CTRL+R on the website hoping you will be the first to know.
5) At some point in the near future we will update you on the anticipated sale process, pricing, etc...

Okay- I think that is all for now- I'll be back with you along the way- but most definitely when we set the release day. (This will likely be set over the next few days- i'll let you know!)

sergiotucano escreveu:

Captains-

This is going to be a short note tonight, as we are all a bit busy at the moment...

I thought you all would be interested to know that the PMDG 737NGX has entered the final phase of pre-release testing.

Last night we began the process of distributing build 82.2732 (yes: 82 major builds and 2732 updates...) to both the Tech Team and the Wide Beta Team. This will be the first of a few updates that we give them, with the intent that we should have the last of the kinks ironed out in very short order, allowing us to move into the release phase- which is what we know you are all waiting for!

Over the next couple of days, we are going to take some of the restrictions off of those who are involved in this phase of testing so that they can give you their first impressions of the NGX in their own words.

This has been a very long development cycle for everyone involved, but we feel with this build we have a "nearly release ready" airplane that is not going to require a significant amount of tuning to reach release. In order to quell some of the (truly uninformed and at times outright ridiculous) conjecture, I am comfortable telling you that we will be setting a date on the calendar for release within the next couple of days.

The purpose of this phase of testing is to accomplish the following:
1) Serve as backup to the development and tech team testing to be certain we haven't missed any obvious problems.
2) To put as much flight time on the airplane as possible to help verify that all is well.
3) To give us a wider experience with a broader base of install machines to allow us to verify performance and verify that we do not have any installation or run-time issues.

To put in succinctly: We are in the home stretch!

Now: A couple of ground-rules just so that nobody gets their feelings hurt:

1) We are extremely busy on our end as there are literally thousands of tasks that must be accomplished in preparation for a successful product launch.
2) With that in mind, we may/may not have time to give you updates on how things are going. There have been a few folks creating high drama over the schedule of updates. As always- we update you when we have something worth sharing. Lack of updates simply means we are too busy, or we don't have anything new to add. (Besides, if any one of us can find :30 free, we are spending that time with our wives/children... The workload is that high in final testing.)
3) You are going to start seeing some changes on the website and here in the website as we prep for release.
4) Don't worry- the release won't happen in the middle of the night without some warning, so don't stay up all night hitting CTRL+R on the website hoping you will be the first to know.
5) At some point in the near future we will update you on the anticipated sale process, pricing, etc...

Okay- I think that is all for now- I'll be back with you along the way- but most definitely when we set the release day. (This will likely be set over the next few days- i'll let you know!)

Tirem suas conclusões

sergiotucano escreveu:ah. o site PMDG esta fora do ar... será que seria uma manutenção para o lançamento do NGX?!

hellmike escreveu:eu chuto antes...
15 dias

nunca pensei q eu chegaria ao ponto de chuta data pro lançamento do 737 aushuahs

mais acho que agora ta proximo mesmo

Duley escreveu:Olha... a euforia do lançamento é sempre assim. Vem em ondas, mas a decepção vem logo em seguida.
Já to ficando perito no assunto

Ha um tempo atrás o site saiu do ar também e..... fizeram o update dos manuais e.... e nada mais.

Vamo aguarrrrrdáá (com sotaque do interior paulista).

During the day on Friday, 22JUL11, we are going to take most all PMDG services offline for a period of between 3-10hrs in order to do some last minute changes and upgrades for the pending NGX release.