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Completetly agree, the save function is really something we need to see on most add-on acf, Felis has it on the 742, and I hope most devs do the same. But the Toliss save function is clearly excellent, and is so useful when doing long-haul and you get a CTD. And thanks once more Stephen for your stellar work, your reviews are really my go-to for XP. Cheers

Enjoy your well-desreved break Stephen, and many thanks for all your contributions to our XP community. Looking forward to your future reviews.

Thanks Stephen for this very interesting episode of behind the screen, as a long time follower of your website I always enjoy those monthly editorials, and this week's clearly outlines the hard work and dedication that you put in all your reviews (about which I never had any doubts anyway). So many thanks for your great contribution to our flight simming community, looking forward to all your future posts.

Good Point Stephen, I'll give it a try and see, but you're right, FPS hit will likely be an issue, let's hope SFD does the city pack

Hi Steven, Thanks for another excellent review for what seems to be a fantastic rendition of KSFO, which I will certainly purchase in the very near future. Regarding the absence of the city buildings, and while awaiting a potential add-on pack from SFD, I read on the dedicated .org forum thread that it's possible to install this pack on top of the freeware one, which includes the city, thereby alllowing the city part of the freeware pack to be seen. Sounds like a good idea, will definitely try it when I get the payware.

Hi Stephen I've been following your excellent reviews for quite some time now, and really appreciate the in-depth ones. However, there are so many new sceneries coming out these days, precluding in-depth reviews for all, so it's great to have those quick first impressions such as this one. They underline the overall quality of the product, which you've assessed even with a quick view, and help simmers decide whether to go for it or not if they have an interest in that region. So I would encourage you to pursue along that path, in between complete reviews. Keep up the great work and thanks for your contribution to XP Philippe