Manchester for MSFS

[Timothy Dekofski]

I was going to purchase Manchester but already there’s a review on simmarket saying how starting up at the causes the gate to run through the cockpit. Here’s some advice. Don’t release scenery that’s not ready to be put out there. It’s a waste of time until it’s done right. Right off the bat you get a poor review. Now, people don’t want to waste their money on your scenery. Please let me know when you fix the issues and put gate numbers so it’s more realistic and then I’ll buy the scenery. Next time, do it right to begin with.

[Viewpoint Technologies Product Support]

Hi Timothy,

We appreciate your feedback on the issue, and are sorry to hear you are dissatisfied. The gate overlap issue is only present with certain settings selected in the simulator, and the issue did not present itself during Beta testing. Our developers have been working on patch for the issue, which we where made aware of early last week. The KMHT v2.0.1 update is expected to be released within the next week. 

- Viewpoint Product Support

[Alan Phillips]

Not for nothing, but I don't think you need to apologize to someone who patronizes you on your forum complaining about a product he hasn't even purchased based on a second hand review from someone else.
The sad state of the internet having a door to the street. You professionally responded, but for goodness sake if that is a reason not to spend next to nothing on a great airport then I sincerely hope he's not a user of MSFS. Thats a real example of releasing too early based on $$, this weas not. I know how long you guys worked on this scenery when you first built it and even remember helping you with some of the traffic flows.
There are many instances where jetway overlap  too far in to the side of an aircraft based on what aircraft is being used as well as the scenery. It happens on many default airports. Personally I've been using this scenery since the very first week of release and have no experienced this.