Tune in next time to find out where Nicnac lands! Nicnac spends some time talking about what they hope to buy next month: The Toliss A321 and Flight Factor 757 along with Canada4XP & FSimStudios Halifax are likely on that list. They move on to express their excitement for X-Plane 12 and reassert that they are hoping Laminair counties with the focus on default systems. Not a thing that’s entirely under event organizers’ control due to MS being MS and COVID travel restrictions. Their only minor criticism of the talks involves not having a good idea of where things stand with MSFS due to the conference’s lens of serious simming and the lack of MS/Asobo talks. They were very grateful to have online access to the talks and are chewing on both The Laminar Research Team and The Lockheed Martin Prepare 3D Team. In this episode, Nicnac reviews their virtual experience of FSExpo via time-shifting. If you enjoy this music please support these independent artists by buying their work or making donations! Yep Nicnac is definitely divergent as hell. It somehow turns into the internets strangest personal ad mixed with a pledge drive. In this episode, Nicnac returns to unscripted formate to talk more about their fantasy of love, their admiration, and envy of Robert Evans and their not-so-pleasant feelings about their hometown. If you don’t have the ability to listen with an open mind please don’t! Please proceed intentionally and do your own thinking as required. Trigger Warning: This is a deep, heavy, and honest episode that may not be suitable for everyone including dark themes, politics, and divergent life struggle.
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The Nicnac Podcast & FSRideAlong Series is © 2006-2021 by Nicnac Marsh and is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License Referenced: Nothing To Prove by The Doubleclicks (they have a badass new musical too!) You Won’t See Me by Anne Murray and The Beatles If you enjoy this music please support these artists by buying their work or making donations! The music is Raindrop Rahspody by Josh Elkinberry, The Fools Guide by Anthony Rotunno and, of course, Catch Me If You Can by Attica Attica. She is so thankful for her comrades and new connection the world over and asks for your support in keeping this labor of love going. An intersection that she views as purely anecdotal but worth noting nonetheless.
She reflects on the intersection between the leftist community and the LGBTQI+ and neurodivergent communities. In this episode, Nicnac notes the personal progress she is making in the midst of the challenge of her transition and her environment. The music is Catch Me If You Can by Attrica Attrica.
Finely Nicnac admits that she will likely be a near-exclusive X-Plane user in the future. She also mentions her excitement about the initial devlogs coming from Laminar Research regarding X-Plane 12. In this episode, Nicnac talks about flying The DA62 vs The SR22 and how their sim spending and time has changed since finding a partner. She hopes you have a sim filled time in between. If you are a member of the sim community please take the time to fill it out! They also mention The Navigraph Survey and express their thanks to the team for all their hard work.
They are looking forward to getting their hands on The Sim Solutions DA40NG and plan to report back next month. But, overall they have been enjoying it as they dive back into the sim. They lament some of the limitations of the simulation offered by The Aerobask DA62 particularly when it comes to the overlays on the x1000 and a few aircraft systems. In this episode Nicnac talks about diving into The DA62 and a few airliner flights in the sim after returning from their brief visit to Seattle. The Nicnac Podcast & FSRideAlong Series is © 2006-2021 by The Nicnac Podcast Network and is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License
The music is Catch Me If You Can by Attica Attica. Support for FSrideAlong comes from Simply Magpie Virtual Airline and Flying Club based in Newcastle, England, and by the generous contributions of listeners like you. Finely, she celebrates and does some critical thinking about her year with X-Plane 11. Having been a simmer since 1999 or so it’s a scene that she occasionally grows weary of. She also muses about general aviation tech, flying cars and elitism and gatekeeping in flight simulation. In this episode Nicnac expresses her disappointment in The Sim Solutions DA40NG.
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