For example, if the 737 is priced at $80 USD in MSFS, P3D purchasers of the NGXu should get the MSFS 737 for free and a $20 credit towards future PMDG purchases. I'm not a lawyer, but I think with the wording Randzzo used on 'full credit,' a case could even be made that if the 737 for MSFS is lower than $100, not only should the P3D purchasers of the NGXu get the MSFS 737 for free, but they should also receive a credit on the difference between $99.99 and the actual price of the 737 for MSFS. This means if the 737 for MSFS is priced lower than $99.99 in MSFS, people that purchased the NGXu for P3D should get the 737 in MSFS for free. The way I read that quote above from Randazzo, since people purchased the NGXu on P3D for $99.99, 'full credit' in the context of these several sentences means the 'full credit' is $99.99, which means they get $99.99 off the purchase price of the 737 for MSFS.

If you purchase NGXu, you will only be charged $40 at that time, while new customers to NG3 will pay the full $139.99. We anticipate NG3 going to market at around $139.99. We thought this would be a nice way to make the transition as painless as possible for you. With the impending arrival of MSFS, we know that some users would hesitate to make the investment to enjoy our work in the Prepar3D v4 environment because they are expecting to transition to MSFS upon it's release.Īs a gesture of thanks to our customers that purchase NGXu, we are giving you full credit for your purchase price against the purchase of NG3 in MSFS when that product releases.

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