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    NGIS (Nexgen) loses Unigine engine access -oops!

    Nicely put, as ever Devon. Like you I'm curious as to what options NGIS might explore...given their mission statement:- "Next Generation iNTERACTiVE Software, along with a host of other powerful up-to-date technologies, is the gateway to the future of civilian, commercial, and military flight...
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    NGIS (Nexgen) loses Unigine engine access -oops!

    No you only joined here yesterday, and this is your first post...probably fishing for info on behalf of you know who!! Only kidding Devon! Its me, T.F. Welcome aboard ;-) So are you back in with NGIS again?
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    NGIS (Nexgen) loses Unigine engine access -oops!

    Once you factor in the cost of broadband, winter heating bills, and PC equipment etc., online talk is indeed quite cheap compared to say phoning long distance. But just because talk is cheap doesn't mean its worthless. We are on a general chat forum after all, where opinions, info and chat is...
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    NGIS (Nexgen) loses Unigine engine access -oops!

    "What's missing are the FACTS"
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    NGIS (Nexgen) loses Unigine engine access -oops!

    :) !!! You wont believe this, but this morning I had a thought that N*** is a four letter word. Then I saw your comment tonight. Synchronisity rules. Ok. I guess we've all expressed our points of view and cleared the air. Good nicht.
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    NGIS (Nexgen) loses Unigine engine access -oops!

    . Hi Stephen. That if I may so was the most lazy template response to a post, ever. You simply posted a previous speil of yours from another forum: which said: "After reading through this thread, I'm not really sure how to respond other than what I just read are a lot of unfounded words based...
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    NGIS (Nexgen) loses Unigine engine access -oops!

    Hi Dave, Sorry to butt in on your question. But as Stephen said, "This is not private information and is readily available to anyone who is willing to take the time to do the research ;-) So here are some interesting facts and analyses of the situation... 1) Stephen posted this message to...
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    NGIS (Nexgen) loses Unigine engine access -oops!

    So your parting of the ways with Unigine had nothing at all to do with it's lack of a round earth model? -and Unigine fully supports such a model does it? Well that's good to know for future reference thank you. Thanks Stephen, but we already know what research is. You are after all on a...
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    NGIS (Nexgen) loses Unigine engine access -oops!

    My sentiments exactly, and if Bill's guess is correct regarding Unigine pulling out due to the lack of a round earth model then NGIS only have themselves to blame since loud voices on nearly every forum warned them from the start about this potential pitfall, including voices on the NGIS forum...
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    NGIS (Nexgen) loses Unigine engine access -oops!

    In case your weren't aware guys, Stephen Borick's nexgen flightsim project hit some major turbulence a few days ago which seems to have increased scepticism within the community even more, yet NGIS appear to be putting a brave face on...
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