Honestly I’d be fine if they slowed down or cancelled the new products they’ve announced in the past few years, like the glass screens and HOTAS. Just focus on getting consistent production on the Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie and resume quality customer support. They need to rebuild some faith in the brand, which will take time.
I think getting back to the basics is a great idea. I would much rather they do as you suggest than to falter due to spreading their resources too thin.
Honeycomb just posted an announcement in which they refer to an individual who is calling himself the "founder." I wonder if they mean Nicki, and Nicki lost control of the website.
I am not sure what will happen, but the difference between last year's booth and this year's was night and day. At FSE 23, Nicki had a big audience and some exciting new gear. This year it was a small booth with almost no traffic and really no new gear unless you count the pedals. There was a guy named Mark (Marc?) who was very polite, but really was not very fired up.
Honestly I’d be fine if they slowed down or cancelled the new products they’ve announced in the past few years, like the glass screens and HOTAS. Just focus on getting consistent production on the Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie and resume quality customer support. They need to rebuild some faith in the brand, which will take time.
I think getting back to the basics is a great idea. I would much rather they do as you suggest than to falter due to spreading their resources too thin.
Did you try the Charlie pedals? Be interested in your opinion versus the TM TPR pedals. How they differ quality and feel wise.
Didn't get a chance to try the Charlies. Having said that, the TM TPR pedals are hard to beat. One of the best parts of my sim.
@@IvanSkyFlightLove my TPR’s, especially after installing a damper.
Honeycomb just posted an announcement in which they refer to an individual who is calling himself the "founder." I wonder if they mean Nicki, and Nicki lost control of the website.
I hope Nicki got his company back.
I am not sure what will happen, but the difference between last year's booth and this year's was night and day. At FSE 23, Nicki had a big audience and some exciting new gear. This year it was a small booth with almost no traffic and really no new gear unless you count the pedals. There was a guy named Mark (Marc?) who was very polite, but really was not very fired up.