| FS2Crew is modeling complete 767 crew interaction in the
greatest detail imaginable. It features 3rd generation FS2Crew technology
that adds a whole new layer of realism to your Level-D 767. Capt Dave Barrington
has served as a technical consultant for FS2Crew 767, and the procedures modeled
in the simulation reflect real-world
practices. The goal of FS2Crew
767 is simple: Maximum realism. You and your First
Officer will perform your duties, flows, scans, checklists, memory items, etc.,
and interact with the Cabin and Ground Crew just as you would in real life. You
will even interact with the Operations staff and
Engineering. RVSM Checks, ETOPS
procedures, you name it, FS2Crew 767 models
it. You can even let the
FO fly the departure or perform a Monitored Approach if the weather is really
ugly; indeed, you can do basically almost everything that you'd do if you were
the Captain on a 767. As the Captain,
you'll even be required to handle new situations, such as dealing with a sick
passenger. FS2Crew 767 even includes an air rage and a bird strike scenario (see
the video). While FS2Crew is
primarily an audio experience, some minor graphic enhancements to the 767 have
been added. FS2Crew has added the "Event" button to the Level-D 767. We added
the "Secure/ Not Secured" Card that is placed on the pedestal. The FO will flip
the card over as appropriate to indicate the cabin
state. The only thing that
FS2Crew does not model are a few security related things which we cannot model
in the interests of aviation security. Of course, we
recognize that most people do not have a week to read manuals, so a built in
on-screen tutorial was added to help guide you along. It doesn't replace the
manual, but it does help a lot in getting you up and running as quickly as
possible. FS2Crew 767 comes with a custom, international
Pushback/Start Crew so if you're flying in theUK, you'll hear a British Start Crew; if you're
flying in Germany, you'll hear a German
accented crew, etc. What's more, FS2Crew
767 features 3rd generation FS2Crew technology. Because FS2Crew 767 has access
to the internals of the LVLD 767 via an SDK, FS2Crew was able to cleanly
interface with the Level D 767 in the same way that was pioneered with the ATR
edition. That said, FS2Crew
767 is very different from the PMDG 737 version of FS2Crew. Users will mainly
use joystick or keyboard buttons to interact with the
crew. Furthermore, you can
now use Saved Start up files, so if time is limited, you do not need to start
right from the beginning. This is a big time
saver. To sum up, FS2Crew
767 is very detailed product that adds a whole new layer of realism, depth and
immersion to your Level-D 767.
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