A cool feature would to have an option to rush your delivery or if your pre-ordering you and bump your spot up so you can get your plane first....you will have to pay a certain amount of money.....if theirs more than 1 person that wants there planes to be rushed then they have to compete to get the top spot...who ever pays more...in other words you can also be bumped down too if you do not pay...for people who dont care and just want to buy the plane there delivery stats wont changed.....cant be bumped up or down... just throwing out ideas
Rush delivery
#1
Posted 10 November 2013 - 11:06 PM
#2
Posted 10 November 2013 - 11:07 PM
So what you're saying is that I could pretty much bump my 757 deliveries from 1983 to 1981 if I wanted too?
But whichever way you put it, the idea seems pretty nope.
#3
Posted 10 November 2013 - 11:23 PM
So what you're saying is that I could pretty much bump my 757 deliveries from 1983 to 1981 if I wanted too?
But whichever way you put it, the idea seems pretty nope.
no the plane has to come out first then you can be the first one to get it...........when you pre-order a plane there is a list of delivery dates what im saying is instead of waiting every 2 weeks to get a plane you wait 1 week or less.....(if you ordered more than 1)
#4
Posted 10 November 2013 - 11:24 PM
#5
Posted 10 November 2013 - 11:27 PM
Considering how delivery rates are the main limiting factor in airline expansion in AE, auctioning off delivery slots would give an even bigger advantage to larger airlines than they have now.
But isn't that what Boeing and Airbus do in the real world? This feature would just make the game more real and also be another feature for those people that keep complaining that AE is not that realor they say that they want more stuff to do........Airbus and Boeing manufacture the planes and give it to the major airlines first.....or they give it to the airlines that ordered more at a quicker rate?
#6
Posted 10 November 2013 - 11:34 PM
But isn't that what boeing and airbus do? They build the planes and give it to the major airlines first.....or they give it to the airlines that ordered more at a quicker rate?
I think you are given delivery slots for aircraft, on a first come, first serve basis. However, airlines do swap these and how much money exchanged hands does affect the slots given to you.
#7
Posted 10 November 2013 - 11:39 PM
I think you are given delivery slots for aircraft, on a first come, first serve basis. However, airlines do swap these and how much money exchanged hands does affect the slots given to you.
Some people just want there planes first....the quicker you get them the quicker you get paid
#8
Posted 10 November 2013 - 11:47 PM
Some people just want there planes first....the quicker you get them the quicker you get paid
Aircraft production lines have limited capacity. The backlogs for 737s and A320s are years long not because Boeing and Airbus don't want to make money faster. Once a delivery slot is assigned to a customer, another airline can't just offer to buy that slot and say "screw the other customer." Deferrals and cancellations do happen from time to time, but that's a voluntary change by the customer and not the result of another customer bidding to take over another customer's scheduled delivery.
Your suggestion of auctioning off delivery slots would make for an interesting economics experiment but would also exacerbate the AE's biggest problem (runaway exponential growth).
#9
Guest_Eastwind CEO_*
Posted 10 November 2013 - 11:51 PM
Just another way for mega spamlines to become mega mega spamlines which is a very bad thing
#10
Posted 10 November 2013 - 11:56 PM
Aircraft production lines have limited capacity. The backlogs for 737s and A320s are years long not because Boeing and Airbus don't want to make money faster. Once a delivery slot is assigned to a customer, another airline can't just offer to buy that slot and say "screw the other customer." Deferrals and cancellations do happen from time to time, but that's a voluntary change by the customer and not the result of another customer bidding to take over another customer's scheduled delivery.
Your suggestion of auctioning off delivery slots would make for an interesting economics experiment but would also exacerbate the AE's biggest problem (runaway exponential The
Then why not do this is a small world? You can make new world just for trying it out... I do not believe it would hurt to try new things? you never know it could be hit or miss.....but no need to lecture you i would think you have done test worlds before and if they were good you kept it and if not you took it away. No harm done
#11
Posted 11 November 2013 - 12:10 AM
Just another way for mega spamlines to become mega mega spamlines which is a very bad thing
I am completely against it.
#12
Guest_Eastwind CEO_*
Posted 11 November 2013 - 12:12 AM
I am completely against it.
Highfive
#13
Posted 11 November 2013 - 12:17 AM
:high5: I am completely against it.
you know i just think this is funny because you guys want us to throw out ideas and every time someone does you guys just shut them down. Every single time....... there hasn't been 1 idea that i have seen were everyone liked it. So maybe you guys are the reason why AE4 is taking forever because you cant make up your mind to add something or not........you guys are like a pack of wolfs that just say no!.........but like i said it never hurts to try a idea and if its not that great then take it away at least you tried.
#14
Posted 11 November 2013 - 12:32 AM
You can make new world just for trying it out... I do not believe it would hurt to try new things? you never know it could be hit or miss...
Even if I expect a delivery slot auction system to be beneficial (which I don't), it would take significant effort to reimplement the aircraft delivery system to "try it out." AE 4 will be a completely new codebase and redesigned from the ground up, and I will not invest a lot of effort into changing/adding features to the current AE only for it to be retired once AE 4 is completed.
As I mentioned earlier, speeding up aircraft delivery would allow large airlines to grow even faster, which would worsen the economic imbalance in the game.
there hasn't been 1 idea that i have seen were everyone liked it.
Trying to make everyone happy is a good way to end up with a product that makes no one happy. No matter what position you take, there will be people for it and against it. Pointing out problems and concerns constructively is a good thing. Posts that only say "____ is good" or "____ sucks" without providing any reasoning usually get ignored when I read through suggestion threads.
#15
Posted 11 November 2013 - 12:40 AM
Even if I expect a delivery slot auction system to be beneficial (which I don't), it would take significant effort to reimplement the aircraft delivery system to "try it out." AE 4 will be a completely new codebase and redesigned from the ground up, and I will not invest a lot of effort into changing/adding features to the current AE only for it to be retired once AE 4 is completed.
As I mentioned earlier, speeding up aircraft delivery would allow large airlines to grow even faster, which would worsen the economic imbalance in the game.
Okay............but just to let you know what isn't going to help a big airline grow faster? They are un-stopable almost....every feature will help the big airline grow faster.......and you are only a little airline for like 2 weeks real time if you play the game.......so what if a big airline grows faster? This is the reason why some people are board of this game.....its the same thing every world. Everyone gets a fair chance be be a big airline so why not help big airlines get bigger because everyone benefits.
#16
Posted 11 November 2013 - 12:46 AM
so what if a big airline grows faster? This is the reason why some people are board of this game.....
I can't speak for others, but when I get bored of the game, it's usually because I'm swamped with 30+ aircraft deliveries every day. Over time, assigning them to routes becomes a daily chore, and if I miss a few days, they pile up and I end up with hundreds of idle aircraft. How does speeding up delivery help with that?
#17
Posted 11 November 2013 - 12:55 AM
I can't speak for others, but when I get bored of the game, it's usually because I'm swamped with 30+ aircraft deliveries every day. Over time, assigning them to routes becomes a daily chore, and if I miss a few days, they pile up and I end up with hundreds of idle aircraft. How does speeding up delivery help with that?
thats why this is good for small airline do you see what im trying to say now? big airlines have enough delivers every day but small ones dont so they will use it to speed up delivers.....i dont really see how people could abuse this unless they can stop time just to set up the routes.......you just clarified my point!
#18
Posted 11 November 2013 - 01:13 AM
Either way Jetblue, this would just make spam carriers even worse. PLUS, AE is sort of suppose to be semi-realistic. It is not realistic to speed up delivery, in fact, I believe that maybe we should SLOW DOWN delivery. That would make the game more interesting, and realistic.
#19
Posted 11 November 2013 - 01:22 AM
Going to have to say this is a disaster waiting to happen. It will make starting more than 10 years or so into the world nearly impossible.
#20
Posted 11 November 2013 - 01:22 AM
We should just shut down AE forever. That would solve the issue of spamlines
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