About This Game Global ATC Simulator is a standalone simulation of the task of Tower, Approach and Departure controllers. What sets it apart from every other ATC simulation is that it is global, it covers all the major airports in the whole world with literally unprecedented detail. It uses the same (licensed) database as the majority or airliners so for each of the nearly 14.000 airports you will guide aircraft over the correct routing and procedures. And the aircraft you guide will fly as they should and they will be the right type and the right airline for that airport.While it includes a ‘gaming’ mode where ever increasing traffic will test your skills, it is a serious simulation. Not only will you have to keep the aircraft type in mind (a massive Airbus A380 will need a lot more room to turn than a Twin Otter) but also the wind and visibility. Traffic flow is irregular, you will find that there are times when your airport simply is not able to handle the traffic and you will need to keep aircraft in holding patterns until things slow down. But keep them there too long and some will start to run low on fuel and will demand to be given landing clearance. You decide if departing traffic needs to give way to arrivals. Every decision has consequences and you will start to understand very fast why air traffic controllers get paid so much money as they do!Global ATC Simulator is created with shared user created content in mind. You can edit virtually every part of the simulator. If you feel B747’s should climb faster you can edit the aircraft file. If your favourite airline buys a new aircraft type you can add it. If there is an airline missing you like you can add it in minutes. And of course sharing these files will make the simulation better for all users.Close to 14.000 airports with all runways, SIDs, STARs, Arrivals, waypoints (including restrictions)100 Airlines (expanding every day) with correct destinations and aircraft types80 Aircraft types that all fly realistic (speeds, turning rates, climb and descend rates etc)Updatable navigation database (NavDataPro)All aspects of the simulator user editable, users are expressly invited to share contentScenariosReal Time weather (requires online connection)Win 7 and 8 touch interfaceControl aircraft with mouse or text interfaceMultiPlayer mode via LAN possible 1075eedd30 Title: Global ATC SimulatorGenre: SimulationDeveloper:Robert MiroszewskiPublisher:Aerosoft GmbHRelease Date: 10 Nov, 2014 Global ATC Simulator Crack Activation Code Download global atc simulator pc. fluglotsen simulator - global atc. global atc simulator mac. global atc simulator tutorial. global atc simulator download free. global atc simulator chomikuj. global atc simulator youtube. aerosoft global atc simulator download. global atc simulator test. global atc simulator review. global atc simulator multiplayer. global atc simulator free download. global atc simulator full download. global atc simulator skidrow. global atc simulator mods. global atc air traffic control simulator. global atc simulator update. global atc simulator voice. global atc simulator download torrent. global atc simulator manual. global atc simulator forum. global atc simulator scenarios. global atc simulator. global atc simulator speech recognition. global atc simulator online. global atc simulator español. global atc simulator deutsch. global atc simulator airports. global atc simulator update download. aerosoft global atc simulator demo. global atc simulator demo. global atc simulator manual pdf. global atc simulator select icao. global atc simulator gameplay. global atc simulator download. global atc simulator aerosoft. global atc simulator fr. global atc simulator crack Short: Too pricey for an airport database with something added that feels like "what-if" - trial for landing and departure.Long:Yes, yes - this is a SIM. I get it. And it is maybe quite accurate when it comes to airport data base data.However:a) I could not find any type of real traffic. So, only the Airport basis may be accurate.At least with scenarios, the game can somewhat emulate real traffic like here: http:\/\/steamcommunity.com\/app\/270830\/discussions\/0\/619574421615322074\/b) This "game" runs almost by itself as if the simlated world was perfect with perfect pilots and weather conditions.There is no real challenge - except make the settings harder or chose "Rush Hour" as increasingly hard mode.c) The interface (click-and-drop + Mousewheel) removes the tension by making communication too easy.d) GUI lables with randomly changing font sizes on Win 8.1However, http:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/surface\/en-us\/support\/apps-and-windows-store\/app-display-issues --> "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings" should do the tricke) No active Steam Forum support - to me it appears that the game is more of a hobby-project than a professional product by a game development studio. Keeping this in mind makes the poor support somewhat bearable.All other statements about this game may be accureate (see reviews below) - but for a casual ATC gamer ("Air Traffic Controller 3", "Tower! 2011", "atc-sim.com") that seeks for some challange, this game is not worth the high price.I would be happy to see some improvements on the actual game mechanics so I can change my assessment.Just to make it clear:The game has quite some potential and I enjoy arcading with it a lot.But it is too arcady to be a sim and to simplistic to be an arcade like I am ATC3 or Tower!2011But with a few tweaks, the game could be a real good sim.Price tag however, is still too high.. This is one of the most technically compehensive ATC sims I have ever seen. Being a private pilot myself, I find it very interesting to be able to load up a controlled airport in my area and see the operations from the perspective of the controllers on the ground. So far I have played around in CYXU and CYYZ with real weather and I am impressed. However, the sim does lack and could use some more immersion elements like text to speech and speech control, but it makes up for it by providing a highly detailed TRACON sim that conveys accurate approach and depature procedures for pretty much every airport around the world.I recommend this mostly to people who have an interest in the procedural aspects relating to civilian aviation. Casuals will indeed lose interest fast I imagine.. I did honestly not expect it to be this basicYes, you can import AIRAC, but the level of simulation is something you expect out of a tablet game.No communication, just order planes like you do on tablet games with no rules. Don't even dream of QNH, transision levels, flightplan, transponder, hand-offs or crosswind for that matter.. I have to say, I enjoy playing this game. I'm 55 year old, old school gamer, so the graphics are not an issue, for they are realistic enough. I wish there was a larger following of this game, and I wish there were other options in ATC type games. Younger folks who complain about this game need to learn to use their imagination, which seems to be lacking in many much younger folks.This is one of those games you can run in a second screen, while you are doing other things at the same time, yet, if you want something that demands more attention, turn up the complexity. I guarantee, there will always be a level that you can't keep up on. It also a small educational example of 3D thinking in your head. You will need to track and assign aircraft at different altitudes. Its actually a lot of fun.. I've played many ATC sim games since the 90s. This one looks good at first but once you get into it, the bugs are too much to overcome. I can't see the flight strips, I can only see my mouse cursor change when I mouse over them. I tried changing the compatibility settings in the .pif file many different ways, nothing worked. There is no exit menu command option anywhere in the game, simply clicking the x on the upper right only closes the window and doesn't shut the game down even though the computer will think its not running, it still is running. Only way to exit game is to ctrl alt del and close the game in the task manager while the window is still open.. This is not a game, rather an accurate simulation of an Air Traffic Controllers duty of Tower, Approach, and Departure. I have to say I've had lots of fun playing, there is great customizability over how you can play. Think you can handle 50 flights in 20 minutes? It'll set that up for you. Wanna play casually? Alright, you can also set that up. It's very detailed, and friendly to the novice players, as myself, I enjoy flight simulation and ATC Simulations.Although the sim can be overpriced, I still enjoy a good few hours "on air".. If your a fan of Air Traffic Control simulators, then your going to love this. Easy interface, not a HUGE learning curve and you can play casual or ramp up the settings to a nightmare of traffic.It IS however missing some things that tried and true fans of ATC are going to miss. First off, it's not very accurate in how ATC is done, I believe this was done for playability...but even some basic things are missing....no hand offs to center, no frequency changes or transponder codes, no pop up traffic, no transition traffic, no vfr or small non-commerical traffic, no limits on altitude settings, no barometer settings...etc. Also, no scoring or evaluation system...just keeps track of how many are in the air, landed, departed and collided...but it don't track your overall career or ratings.So again, not horribly accurate, but very cool in that it allows you to control at airport locations all over the world and it's easy to jump right into and play. The point and click\/drag interface makes a HUGE improvement over the old Tracon game many of us loved.. I love a good aviation similator (to include ATC) and this simulator does well at simulating real world situation and probably would make a good training tool, as I Aerosoft typically makes applications for. So first off, the blemishes... With every Aerosoft package I've used they AI is barely functional, they just can't seem to get a programmer on staff with any kind of appreciable skill at providing intelligence to air traffic or the environment. So what do I mean by that? Well in this simulator, an aircraft pilot should refuse some ATC requests based upon weather conditions. When I had visibilty down to under a mile and clearly ILS landing conditions, I was able to get planes to accept visual approaches while well outside of visual capabilities (10 miles and FL130+). Any intelligent pilot would have radio'd back "unable". Altitudes and speed restictions over certain navigation aids were not enforced and I didn't appear to get "dinged" for not meeting the required conditions at the navaid. The only "realistic" feature I did find is if had aircraft landing "with" the wind they would abort a landing and would radio back to me they were unable to land due to a lack of runway due to tailwind conditions. I suspect that Aerosoft is expecting a trainer to be monitoring a student who will apply a "thwack" to the back of the student's head when mistakes are made. The tutorial states that multiple commands can be given at once via the command line but I have yet to be able enter more than a single command a time, even using the example they provide.On the positive side, the simulator runs quite realistically (for a single controller situation) and it's nice to have a realistic map on the scope. The "Rush Hour" can prove to be very challenging and I find it my favorite of all the scenarios. Customization is excellent, typical for Aerosoft here as well.ATC is an EXTREMELY boring yet highly stressful occupation. If you're looking for a "game" then this probably isn't for you but if you like traffic control, time managment, or just aviation in general and can "self-police" then this is a pretty decent simulator. And for that I'll give it a thumbs up.. A good - put not perfect - simulation of Air Traffic Control at Radar and Tower levels.It should first be said that the scope of this is enourmous. As it says, covers almsot 14,000 airports worldwide. If its comerically flown to in the real world at any sort of level, it will be in the game. I tried a number of local airports to me, some of which see only a handful of movements a day, and they were fully simulated in STARs, SIDs and Transitions. The simulation has these spot on, including things like altidude restrictions and holding points. The interface works very well and intuitevly. The drag and drop for heading plus the scrollwheel for height and speed make it quick and easy to give aircraft commands, and drag and drop for approach and landing works very nicely too. There is text based should it be needed, which I tend to use for joining procedures as I find it easier, but even this is not complex and is nicely done. Don't be fooled by the trailer, there is very little in the way of audio. You will get voice notifications of aircraft arriving, departing, leaving your sector and for traffic alerts. There is no background "Buzz" and you don't get readbacks from pilots (well, you get text readbacks, but no audio). There is also no voice reconition for controlling. However, I can see why this is. The simulation includes countless airlines, aircraft and thousands upon thousands upon thousands of departure and arrival routes. To get it sounding anywere near decent would be very very difficult to do, and I see that this is a tradeoff to having more depth.There are things missing. There is no VFR traffic, no transiting traffic and no circuit traffic. A few things are missing such as giving departing aircraft IFR clearance (although at most airports this is not the role of the tower or radar controller, at some it is). Altimiter settings are missing completely and speed you give as ground speed. There is no airspeed or MACH speeds to have to worry about.The addition of multiplay is a nice touch. Although I can not comment on it personally since I have not used it up to now, if some of my friends were to get this I would no doubt be using it. It is a nice addition that I can see would add to the experience. As for "learning" the way of the skies, the simulation does give some brief instruction of vectoring aircraft, ariving STARs and departing SIDs although this is FAR from compelte. If you dont have much prior aviation knowledge I would presume that this would be a very steep learning curve with not a load of support. There are however plenty of youtube vids aimed at flight simulation pilots discussing instrument procedures for flying. These can be used to get to grips with using them from the "Other side" and will give you enough to get into the simulation. Overall, this is a well thought out and deep reaching simulation covering most aspects of ATC across a HUGE array of airports. There are a few missing touches as noted above but not enough to detract from the gameplay. If you are not interested in aviation \/ dont have much background knowledge I would give this a miss, but if this is the sort of thing that interests you, I would recomend it :). Well, I really like this game. and before I say anything else, I want to say that if you are intrested in aviation, this game is fun. With that said, I could not recommend this game to my friends, so I won't recommend it to you. The features in this game are virtually nonexistent. You have a blip, and you guide this blip to the airport. This is the end of your interaction with this world that is supposed to simulate ATC. Sure you can guide them down the real world paths that planes follow, but you won't have any further interaction than that. Mods could take this game from ok, to great, but due to the niche that this market follows you will be hard pressed to find a decent mod. I looked, and I couldn't find any. so if you want an ATC experience and are willing to shell out the $20 that this game cost me than it's just ok, but if you want an authentic ATC experience then I am sure there are better alternatives out there.
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