Not everyone. I happen to like the work he did in the Thames, its a lot better than seeing everything under water.
It is hot garbage. Worse than freeware.
The textures in the cockpit are awful.
You don’t need the marketplace. I bought my LOWI and London City directly at ORBX. Was cheaper too.
The Marketplace (at least for MS store users) offers us the regional price, which is significantly cheaper than the price listed on their website converted to our currency.
Hopefully this will be fixed on Steam, it’s ridiculous that prices are different if you are a Steam user or a MS Store one.
I’ve uploaded a video review of FlyTampa’s Copenhagen add-on if anyone would like to have a look at it and/or hear my opinions before purchasing. 
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I feel more confident buying it from the marketplace. You never know if there’s a virus or worse included.
Gonna buy the Washington add-onn. I’m waiting on some really fast planes.
Hey guys,
Why is Leeds gone from the marketplace? also ORBX London? I wanna purchase them there.
How should we know, ask ORBX, the developers.
I would buy ORBX products via the ORBX central anyway…
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Maybe part of an ongoing issue? I believe there were issues updating versions of products, so perhaps the alternative, until that is resolved, was to remove them entirely. Not sense people buying an out of date version they cannot upgrade.
Sent them a ticket over a week ago and no reply. So why not ask here? Is there an issue with me asking here?
No issue, just don’t expect any kind of categorical answer, which kind of negates asking in the first place.
No harm asking, but don’t expect an answer.
We on the outside can only guess…and that’s part of the fun! 
Yeah could be, thanks for your answer.
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expect klax and the remaining handcrafted airports to be offered by 3rd party devs as well
I do hope 3rd party developers quickly snap up on the handcrafted airports, some of them are pretty awful.
No issue at all, but as said, no one knows here… dont expect an answer.
KDEN and KORD are already out by FSDT and Flightbeam.