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Detailed map of Europe, definitely (including European part of Russia and Turkey) - the possibilities for political and military scenarios are endless and the geographic features are just perfect for flying.

How is this relevant? Stay on topic please. I'm sorry to stir the pot here, but I think Ensi Ferrum's quoted paragraph is very relevant and definitely on topic; - such a huge bug slipping into final version, just show sloppy and careless QM. You can't argue that, can you? G940 is not some obscure hardware - it's made by one of the biggest names in global IT industry and it's owned by great number of loyal ED customers. Just admit the blunder and say "sorry guys, *hit happens, we are working on it and will take measures necessary to avoid such things in the future ... bla, bla ...", it will leave much better impression of ED customer support/team. ;) Cheers!

Who knows, maybe Thrustmaster/Mad Catz insist that G940 (Logitech) FFB bug doesn't get fixed ! :music_whistling: :lol::lol::lol:

It looks so ... :mad::mad::mad: (hope I'm wrong :cry:)

Balkans among choices provided. However, I would like to see complete Europe and Middle East - now, that would be something!

Such attitudes are very common in EU and the rest of the world. For example, what about ongoing anti-gun hysteria in EU (part of Western World, isn't it)? From american point of view, that's a typical usurpation of personal liberties. People in most of European (Western) countries already gave right to their government to take away almost all liberties involving gun ownership. And the main reason is alleged public safety. Next in the line is internet as a global and very powerful anti-government tool (weapon). :smilewink: BTW, I'm not pro-censorship!

Internet is going to become heavily censored, like it or not. Why? Simple, it's extremely powerful communication and propaganda tool (as we have seen in Arabic Spring) to be ignored in the future by governments all around the planet. It's a weapon! Think gun laws and how heavily gun ownership is regulated since early 20th century. I don't think that aforementioned criminal activities (childporn, hacking, fraud, etc ...) are the main driving force behind increased voices for internet regulation. Governments are afraid of uncensored social networking of their subjects, simple as that. Oh, and internet usage can create addiction like alcohol, drugs, gambling, so it's perfect ground for some extra taxing :smilewink: At the moment all secret services (yes, the "democratic" ones, too) in the world are heavily involved in internet monitoring ... Be afraid, be very afraid ... :alien:

Even with working tutorials (which are excellent BTW), the learning curve is very steep. Without them, it's almost impossible for newcomers to learn the avionics and correct procedures. This need to be fixed ASAP.

This. :pilotfly: