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Well, I'm running 40 speed Inet.  And it still takes too long to change pages.  Arduously slow if you ask me. It just pits a damper on the game. On top of that I get web page not available everytime I go back to the previous page.  And hangs for 5 minutes while routes update. Sometimes i refresh the page and it fixes it.  I'm  close to reaching my I'm irritated limit.  Nobody wants shorter games.  When one game of 20 years would be just fine.   So I might be laying off for a while.  until this gets faster.   Other then that . Airline sims are great.  God Speed. 

 



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Same here, but my internet speed is fine. Maybe the AE servers take too much time to process the route updates?

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I haven't been on AE in over a week due to a school project, but I've noticed that there are no more errors or long load times. You could be loading exceptionally heavy routes, which always take a while. Alternatively, your internet service/browser is clogging something up. Try running a speed test (http://www.speedtest.net) to see what your speed is locally.


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It has nothing to do with the internet connections.  No matter where I play this (home, work, school) and no matter which computer I use, it's always very slow.  Sometimes it's so frustrating waiting I just want to quit all together.  I just think they don't have the server capacity to handle everything.



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It has nothing to do with the internet connections.  No matter where I play this (home, work, school) and no matter which computer I use, it's always very slow.  Sometimes it's so frustrating waiting I just want to quit all together.  I just think they don't have the server capacity to handle everything.

 

Do some pages load significantly slower than others (saving large routes, changing aircraft...), or is it the same everywhere?



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Sorry. You should allow people to delete posts.



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Its worse when there is a bunch of airlines that have all varied prices .   And you make a change. Even a small one.  But generally. Every page is too slow. It dont matter what you do.  Any change you make  drags out. . As far as loading exceptionally heavy routes.  They are all exceptionaly heavy . After 20 years.   Its just not worth the effort to play a 40 year game.   I'm sitting on about 250 brand new Canadair , Britannia , L188,  Ilushyn, Tupolev, turboprops .  And I,m not going to place them.     It takes too long.  It took too long a few weeks ago.



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Its worse when there is a bunch of airlines that have all varied prices .   And you make a change. Even a small one.  But generally. Every page is too slow. It dont matter what you do.  Any change you make  drags out. . As far as loading exceptionally heavy routes.  They are all exceptionaly heavy . After 20 years.   Its just not worth the effort to play a 40 year game.   I'm sitting on about 250 brand new Canadair , Britannia , L188,  Ilushyn, Tupolev, turboprops .  And I,m not going to place them.     It takes too long.  It took too long a few weeks ago.

 

 

Does "every page" include loading the seat configuration page, the IFE/IFS pages, return gates, etc?

 

In any case I've made some changes over the past 2 days or so. Let me know if things improve.






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