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When EVERYONE wants to fly your airline...

Real Civil Engineer

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Fly Corp is a super addictive game about growing and managing an airline, this is a compilation mega edit of my first playthrough featuring both European and American starts!

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20 Comments

@azelynhirano 1 year ago

My main complaint of this game is for how complex the connections get later in the game, 5 seconds is not enough time for most players to figure out a solution and execute it. Many of my runs could've been saved if I had 10 seconds instead of 5.

@ivanpetrov5255 1 year ago

I love how the planes are magically upgraded mid-flight.

@brandonscyber 1 year ago

"Atlanta is our hub down here connecting everything. Probably a little bit silly." Literally real life.

@JoshuaInoue 1 year ago

OMG my airport is overloaded.... let's send more flights there! shakes head

@kacperstronski2313 1 year ago

What I did and it worked wonders, I connected every city to 3 cities closest to it and every city in given country to capital, capitals were only ways over the border

@alexk2k 1 year ago

21:59
Fun fact: The Nürburgring you propably reffered to when you said "people wanna go racing" is not in Nürnberg(Nuremberg). Nürburg and Nürnberg do sound quite similar so even german people confuse them. :D

@the_glorious_thing 1 year ago

Every monday i think that matt is revisiting an old game then i realise its one of these conpilations

@dominikborkowski1623 1 year ago

Haven't had that much laugh in a while, hearing Matt try to pronounce Polish city names

@kevtheis 1 year ago

"Oh my God, Frankfurt is a mess." Sounds legit!

@henke37 1 year ago

The main issue was a lack of parallell routes. Having London as a hub city was not a sustainable strategy. You needed more alternative routes, especially for going to Greenland. A route via Norway would've reduced the load.

@ZkiART 1 year ago

Rome's airport struggling? Just like real life!

@theddrman 1 year ago

49:21 "I'll connect it to Washington, seems to be a lot of traffic there."

Oh RCE... if you only knew how much traffic there is here in DC...

@elinewton5585 1 year ago

54:13 I can promise you that a hurricane has NEVER hit Cincinnati lol

@nonenone8075 1 year ago

18:13 - all routs lead to Rome

@elliottgilkes-strong5046 1 year ago

38:40 Me being from Portsmouth, knowing we don't actually have an airport lol

@mihagom 1 year ago

32:41 From a Slovenian, it was better to spare me the pain.

@cssxciv3194 1 year ago

That hurricane game mode was ridiculous. Had hurricanes "landing" in places nowhere near the coast. 😂😂😂

@willy_lime 1 year ago

So I found your channel a few days ago (I actually watched your poo volcano unlimited power Cities Skylines video like 2 years ago) and my 17 yr old son walked by... and lit up that I'm watching you. He promptly made me subscribe (HAPPILY) and as I have caught up the last 2 years over the last few days, I'm super stoked to see you still producing content! So cheers for that!

@carbonwolf0314 1 year ago

21:02 Man, RCE is really leaning into that whole "all roads lead to Rome" thing. Also, cant forget about Paris

@Rubriali 1 year ago

Being an American, I was so lost on how hurricanes were making it to Columbus. Hurricanes normally tamper out before reaching Ohio. They never really get hurricanes in the north since its always colder than it is down in the south.