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Game World #4 starts 29th Apr 2018
The new Game World #4 will open on Sunday April 29th
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GW#4 is one of the four main and long airline sim games at AirwaySim. This time the starting year for GW#4 will be earlier than before, the time period is 1955 to 2035.
Your new airline in 1955 has plenty of opportunities with the arrival of new post-war piston-engined propliners and the first jets are not far away either. The first decades offer an interesting period in the history of air travel and you can continue to build up your airline empire into the future.
This game world, like all others, will include the cargo features powered by City Based Demand system. And as a twist from the normal random events in the system we shall also create more random (non-historical) events that affect the global economy and air travel demand.
You can already pre-join this upcoming game world. Go to the Game Area and you will find this new game waiting for you there. With the pre-joining function you can reserve a spot in this new game and we will e-mail you to remind of the game world's opening.
The opening time of this game world will be at approx. 15.00 UTC on Sunday 29th April. The first 24 hours of the game is static and the game clock will start on Monday.
This game world follows the standard settings for long AirwaySim games: Standard difficulty level All airports, all aircraft models (including the "prototypes") and all features are included. Additional base airports follow the standard rules, max 10 bases per airline, and the amount of planes based outside HQ will grow over time. Alliances are available to be formed from the first day. Game's speed is initially 30 minutes per day but will speed up to 25 minutes per day in 1990. Passenger demand levels are much larger than in real history at the start of the game, especially in the early parts of the game. Fuel prices are random and may or may not follow the historical oil/jet fuel developments (or a combination of both where it follows the real history at some periods and is random at others).