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PS: I just got the LUN airport after doing holiday mission. I picked that mission in the menu this time. Back when it didn't work, I played mission 1 nightshift until holiday shift and then when I finished that one I got back to mission 1 nightshift.

It is also possible that I got 5 warnings without realizing. You never know with my attention span :\

PPS: aaaand I just realized the lights on the runway indicate the correct landing direction ^^

Looks like failing on LUN makes me retry on GDB?

PPPS (does that exist?)

I think I narrowed the issue with plane ignoring command down to the following:

1. I click on plane while it is following a rotation command and move the arrow into the direction i want to order it towards once it finishes its next turn

2. Plane passes a node and turns

3. I confirm my order

4. The plane does not receive the order to move towards the direction that the arrow was pointing to, but the direction of the arrow relative to the plane's heading at the time of me clicking the plane (not considering its has now changed rotation)

So either make the arrows rotate with the plane or recalculate where I see the arrow pointing towards at each press of enter?

Hi. Thanks for trying my game and all your feedback.

I am glad you figured out the landing lights which are explained on page 3 of the How to play :)

I am not surprised that there might be some bugs. I have tried my bet to get rid of them all but as a single developer it is almost impossible to be able to find every single one. I will have a good read thru of the possible bugs and see if I can recreate them and possibly also fix them.

As for your suggestions on enhancements:

- A MacOS version is not very likely as I like to verify that whatever I release works and is as bug-free as I can possibly get it, and I do not have, nor can I afford a Mac for testing purposes. A Linux version may come if I can find the time to set up a Linux machine for testing. WebGL is also unlikely, at least for this game.

- I agree that some form of auditory feedback for clicks and similar would have been a good idea, but there is already a lot of sound so I didn't want to add any more. Having them optional could have worked.

- I had an audio message from planes that left the airspace but it felt like it was too much so I decided to remove them. Maybe some visual indication would have been a better idea.

- I will look into the border-less window option for any future games.

- I personally don't think that the "pro" full-screen would be very useful but other people may think otherwise. I have been thinking of a Local Airspace 2 if this one gets a few downloads. I may included it in that one.

- For Unity games with all the files I think the installer is a better option than zip files. I don't think the average user want to mess around with unpacking zip files and making sure everything is in the right folder. Maybe offering both option could work...

- The amount of speech is supposed to be a little overwhelming :) There are 5 different voices and each plane has a random pitch variation. I did some experiments and if I pitched it too far (fast) it did not sound (somewhat) natural. The fastest pitch used now is the fastest it could play and still sound OK.

- I am glad LUN unlocked for you. There are a total of 6 different airspaces. The last shift in the 6th airspace can get a little hectic :)

- The "hold at 5k feet" is in there as it is used IRL and also too keep the overwhelming part going :)

It is not very likely that I can implement most of your suggestion in the current game, but I will keep them in mind if I make Local Airspace 2 or for any other future games I may make.

The scratch was actually a graphics error initially, but I noticed it looks like a scratch as well so I decided to leave it in there.

Thanks again.

Thanks for all the info!