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... THANKS ... If that was posted before, I didn't see it, and I've wasted money a few times.

You could do that I suppose. I don't use dual stick, I use just one, and a throttle with additional controls or just the keyboard and one stick. If I had foot pedals, they'd be for rudder control, but that's just me. the dual stick doesn't set up the way I think of flight.

For the stage of development, for it's apparent role in game, and for what I expected Lorville is doing pretty good. I have a few issues with design objectives... My first thought was, "A subway? On train rails? Seriously?" but it seems to serve its purpose. It just wasn't exactly...

If you don't like the progress so far, don't run this software right now. It's as simple as that.

I actually partially agree with @Richard Bong. I'm not as concerned with the content of Lorville, but it has some things that are not thought out so well. The design of the subway system is ... anachronistic to say the least, but it more or less works. There are a few other issues but...

Why let a trivial thing like reality ruin your fun? Carpenters have common knowledge: Plywood can't bend. Shipwrights have a saying: It's amazing how much plywood can bend, when you don't know plywood can't bend.

... It's actually more or less true. There's a huge caveat though. There are only a handful of companies who can afford this, so it's hard to actually find and land one of these jobs. Read this, for example...

I think a Project Manager who understands the business language, and the implementation language is a powerful thing, and not just in IT. I'm not talking about programming languages here, I'm talking language. How you communicate an idea. In the case of an IT Project Manager, the task is that...

Most important question right here! 👆 But machine learning... that's interesting. Where does this interest come from? (Actually that's the same question as above...just more targetted)

Yeah, the memories of carbon paper are not fond memories. The worst part was I graduated in '83 with a technology degree, and worked for a large computer system manufacturer. No names to protect the innocent, or the guilty as the case may be - and for what it's worth, I'm still not entirely...

look down. Waaaay down. At first I chalked it up to storyline teasing. Think something more is in there?

I totally get this. For me, it's actually a work related issue, so I can write off the expense of the solution... assuming I felt like paying $4500 or so for a solution that's worth under $1000 of you don't need the desk. I still like it, but I wouldn't buy it. It's the 3 monitors I need. If...

Oh my! That wouldn't be in my living room, but I could find a place for it somewhere!

Sam, thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this with us. You have no idea how much your courage to share your story can help and even inspire others among us, and that may just be the most valuable gift that anyone can give, Christmas or not. Merry Christmas.

Just that ping is a little limited on what it can tell you about throughput. There is a lot more going on than single packet transmission time between your PC and Star Citizen. Also, if you have a gaming PC, and high speed network connection available, then yeah - this technology isn't really...

That's an incredible video! So much to see in game, and you did a masterful job.

Welcome to TEST and... what he said up one. ☝

Welcome to TEST and if someone was bothered, they probably needed a beer. Or two if they actually wrote something.

That's not exactly wrong (nor is it especially right either) ... but that's not exactly the problem domain this type of solution is trying to solve either.

You're going to be pleasantly surprised.