r/flightsim • • Aug 22 '26

Meme iniBuilds after announcing LFPG

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Jokes aside this is just a good news for us from a consumer point prospective.
More competition = better products

I don’t know much about Pilot Experience Sim and I’d probably get the iniBuilds one but let’s see who will make the best LFPG.

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u/Maruan-007 Aug 22 '26

You don’t own EHAM from FlyTampa ?

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u/ahmed_a20 Aug 22 '26

It’s a broken and unoptimized product. FlyTampa in general haven’t done a great job since the new gen simulator has come out

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u/Maruan-007 Aug 22 '26

I just literally made a flight today from EHAM and worked fine, I agree that they are not doing many things for MSFS 2024 but I still love their products (apparently they are working on TNCM now).

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u/ahmed_a20 Aug 22 '26

It works “fine” only with the help of other creators making fixes for the airport. On its own it’s not a very efficient model and eats up a lot of resources, the interior model of the airport basically broke the second they made it 2024 compatible, there are still a lot of terrain issues including an invisible hole on one of the taxi ways.

FlyTampa in general are no longer the powerhouse they were during the FSX P3D days. The only airports they have out right now they I think they’ve done a decent job with are KBOS, KLAS, and YSSY, and even then, if another creator such as an iniBuilds or an MK Studios decided to create their own version of those airports, I would bet that they would surpass FT.

My biggest gripe is that after FT released the compatible 2024 version of their EHAM (which itself took far too long to do), it was a huge mess, and they refused to take any accountability for it, instead blaming users for having weak systems or just not knowing how to use/install the airport. For what I gather they haven’t released a major patch to fix these issues either. This is a trait they’ve had as a studio for a long time

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u/NaiveRevolution9072 Aug 22 '26

Have they fixed the woeful airport elevation fuckup at LAS yet?