Thanks for sharing.
This is exciting news.

Yeah, this oughtta be good. Well done guys.

Wait so I did not understand, will the private beta happen on jan 20 or will the comunity be a part of testing the beta?

You are actually right. Since we had to start publishing the recordings a week later than we had originally intended, meaning we were originally going for Christmas day, it has moved the entire schedule. This effectively means that yes, the January 20 release is going to be the public beta open for anyone.
You can definitely expect pretty realistic physics and aerodynamics in this version. Just watch the demo if you are interested. :-)
Lukas

Great work on the demo!
In the training section, does it give you a tutorial on how things work?
The training flights in Eurofly 2 just throw you right in.
No explanations of anything unless you read the documentation.
I like that there's a quick key commands reference right in the application. This is something I wish we had in Eurofly 2.

keep up the good work

Thanks for the congratulations everyone, although that's not exactly what I'd call fluent English. It's much more fluent when I don't have to talk and fly the plane at the same time. Like this, I felt I was speaking like a Neanderthal. Lol
Sure thing, the 17 more tutorials in the basic series are coming, as well as the whole other series on training flights right after that.
There's not going to be any text documentation. We realize it would be very helpful, especially after the first read when used as a quick reference to quickly look up a specific detail later on, but no one on the team really has the time to write it properly, and it would also be pretty difficult because many of the steps during flight prep and the flight itself can vary greatly with different planes, you can take them in a different order, etc. There's the built-in help system plus the audio tutorials which are really extensive and complex and cover everything in very much detail. We believe and hope that's going to be enough for everyone.
Lukas

Hi. I’m watching the demo as we speak and I’m incredibly looking forward to this! I have a couple questions that may seem arbitrary, so apologies if this is the case. First, are we able to ignore all of the online features and play completely off-line? I’m not particularly interested in the leaderboards or chatting with other players, so it would be nice to have the option to do everything without an Internet connection. Second, would it be possible to include the series of upcoming audio tutorials in a folder in the programs directory similar to what they used to do in the old days? This would be great for having a local Archive of the audio tutorials so that one doesn’t have to go to YouTube. Thanks in advance, let me know what you think.

@ 16, you just create your profile as off-line. You always specify the profile type when creating one, and you always need to create a profile so that the game knows where to save your progress, even if it's off-line.
I don't think the tutorials will be included in the game folder because the only thing you download is the launcher which is a tiny little program that then downloads all the required files for you by itself. The tutorials are not files required to play the game, and including them in the launcher would needlessly increase the size of the game folder and thus of the downloads too much.
However, I'm sure it will be possible to download them as standalone MP3's from the game's website.
Lukas

Not yet, the stewards are not yet implemented in the beta, but it will definitely be added later on. It's not very high priority at the moment.
Lukas

Thanks for the clerefications. So, the music while flying is still the same? Just wondering.

That's interesting. How about the requirement to run the game? Does we need a big computer to run the game? I mean do i need a good processer to run the game? Sorry for my bad english.