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Version 2 to be released in November

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The Lockheed-Martin crew have announced P3D v2 will be released in November 2013. No news on pricing as of yet.

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From their website, this can be a little misleading as it walks another path from the licenses terms and conditions.
Are You Prepar3D®?
Training meets reality with Lockheed Martin’s Prepar3D® simulation software. Private pilots, commercial organizations, militaries and academia rely on
Prepar3D for immersive, experiential learning.

Prepar3D (pronounced “prepared”) is a visual simulation platform that allows users to create training scenarios across aviation, maritime and ground domains.
Users can train anywhere in the virtual world, from underwater to sub orbital space.

Prepar3D furthers the development of Microsoft® ESP™ while maintaining compatibility with Microsoft Flight Simulator X, allowing many thousands of
add-ons to be used within Prepar3D.

Go to the Learn section to see videos and screenshots of Prepar3D in action!
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It insinuates entertainment value as well, but without saying it.
 
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From their website, this can be a little misleading as it walks another path from the licenses terms and conditions.
It insinuates entertainment value as well, but without saying it.
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I don't see any insinuation refering for entertainment use..
I've read there will be three diferent licenses. Academic, profesional and military licenses.

Check this by the hand of Kosta.
 
Hi Micky.

Yes, you are right.

I'm locking this thread to avoid yet another "entertainment" argument.

FSDeveloper is completely opposed to discussions of the P3D Eulas or terms of use. If in doubt, ask Lockheed-Martin about "entertainment"... and please, everyone, don't troll for responses regarding their corporate legal issues in this forum.

Thanks for your proper response, Micky.

Dick
 
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