consider, that generic religious buildings (which seems to be implemented within any world update), we have a special situation in D-A-CH -Country, mostly in Switzerland:
churches in western Switzerland (french speaking region) have more similar architecture to french churches (seen in world update of F-BENELUX), while in italian speaking areas churches have more that architecture… so they don’t look like german (-swiss) churches!
I hope, they will fix all the broken runways and taxiways in germany, like Nuernberg, Halle/Leipzig, Bremen… We can not start and land with small GA airplanes, because it ends always with a crash…!
I’m hoping for photogrammetry of the Ruhrgebiet. It’s also called “Metropole Ruhr”. Basically a giant city made up of a bunch of tightly grouped smaller cities.
They already have covered Oberhausen and Duisburg, but photogrammetry covering the whole “Ruhrpott” would be fantastic.
… or the “extruded bunker” that is visible on the St. Gotthard pass, for that matter
Yes, there is an ancient WW II aera bunker on - or rather “under” - the St. Gotthard pass. Today it is a public museum, and its outline can be clearly seen on Bing maps:
Unfortunately no one seems to have told the Blackshark AI that this building is under the surface - “it’s a bunker!” - so instead a huge, ugly “office building” is constructed on the St. Gotthard pass.
Upper Austria here, but AK is also my favorite Part for flying. Scenery could use a bit of work though, around Juneau, for example. But I think we will getr there, eventually…
I just realized that most parts of Switzerland having still the silly winter photoground textures are now updated with novel summer photos in bing maps. So I really, really hope they will make it into WU6.
Or even better: does Asobo implement new satellite photos from bing maps regularly on the fly? I guess not, but who knows…
Thanks a lot for the heads-up. It’s the aerial imagery (and presumably also DEM) from Swisstopo, the Swiss office of topography. Neumann already mentioned they‘d get their new data from them. Apparently it‘s already been implemented in Bing Maps. Looks stunning! That‘s what we‘ll get in the sim. Amazing.
