If when testing XY one can set it all as he wants, & do all that he wants, he might just go "why the hell would I pay for nothing ? (as in, what i already have)"
'till then it's not really yours, it's a loan, you're only testing it. I mean, it's no freeware When you try a car before buying it, you can't make it your own already, just try it and see if it's good for you, and IF SO, THEN you buy it & set it the way you want/make it your own. You're TRYING the software, for FREE, so you can judge how it is/if it suits you BEFORE BUYING it, so it sounds normal to me that you can't just get all your stuff, settings, toolbar, etc done just like you're at home already! Yeah, it's annoying, hence his misleading review IMO, but it's meant to I think. you can stil fly to w/e you want, but you you have to reset everytime or so. Obvisouly he got it all wrong, it's not like the plane may stop its engines at all, cause XY still fully works, more like all your settings in the plane's computer, the way your seat was, volume on the headphone, etc was gone, reset. Well, I actually thought it was a new & "interresting" idea, and how our bad reviewer talks about kinda confort me with this idea, in a way. I think I'll take this limitation away because I don't want to upset customers in spe. I must admit I found this part of the review quite sensible (although the plane simile is wrong). I haven't seen such a "limitation" before, and I must say that this sounds like having a trial run with a plane that may stop its engines in a flight out of ten, until you buy it. you have a chance out of ten to have your settings reset to the factory defaults.
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