Well my ideas for Aeromogul is mainly based around Aerobiz: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqGuo0ZliPI
As in simplistic design, easy to use, pretty, and robust etc.
However much like GearCity did for Motor City, I want to expand upon it. Aerobiz mainly focuses on international airports due to size limitation in an SNES cartridge. I want at least 300 airports. Thus allowing for you to run healthy domestic airlines.
Aerobiz has 4 AI, I want at least a hundred. Aerobiz has flat maps, I want Superpower 2 world map: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGjBAjn_1l8 (good example of how it works). IF this isn't possible a very high detailed flat map would suffice.
I want the amount of aircraft and the quality airport data such as in airwaysim.
Economic quality of at least GearCity level. Though probably not as micromanaged.
And that leaves us with how to handle scheduling...
As in simplistic design, easy to use, pretty, and robust etc.
However much like GearCity did for Motor City, I want to expand upon it. Aerobiz mainly focuses on international airports due to size limitation in an SNES cartridge. I want at least 300 airports. Thus allowing for you to run healthy domestic airlines.
Aerobiz has 4 AI, I want at least a hundred. Aerobiz has flat maps, I want Superpower 2 world map: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGjBAjn_1l8 (good example of how it works). IF this isn't possible a very high detailed flat map would suffice.
I want the amount of aircraft and the quality airport data such as in airwaysim.
Economic quality of at least GearCity level. Though probably not as micromanaged.
And that leaves us with how to handle scheduling...
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good human beings save the world, so that bastards like me can keep creating art, become immortal.
if you read this after I am dead it means I made it." ― Charles Bukowski