Mistakes in Mission:Space?!?

[CTXRover]

I haven't seen anyone mention this yet, so here goes.

As with even carefully edited movies, even the most high-tech of rides aren't immune to mistakes...or at least I think so.

I thought this mistake my brother noticed was worth noting. It involves the Mission timeclock as can be seen on the small video monitors next to the "windows" (There are 2 of these tiny screens in each pod). After hypersleep it says total time elapsed is 3 months and 4 days and so many hours. I don't know if this is total time in hypersleep or total mission time, but that doesn't matter. At the end of the ride, the mission clock says your entire mission was only 2 months and 28 days and so many hours. Now unless I missed something, that would mean we went back in time, right? :lol:

I'm sure there are other small mistakes since there is so many minor details in the ride like the one above. If anyone notices any other little mistakes, please feel free to post them. Who knows, maybe someone "important" will get wind of it and it could be fixed.

 

[ToTBellHop]

I mentioned several in my trip report. The date problem has been fixed in fuge Green, so should be fixed in the other three soon. Another is that on the flight path map, it shows you taking off from FL and heading east toward Africa, yet when you fly over earth at the start of the ride, you head north from Florida toward Canada, then see the moon. Then there is the problem with Mars--as you are nearing the planet, you can clearly see several canyons that cross your path at a 90º angle, but none which go toward the north polar cap. Yet, as you fly along the surface, a canyon somehow appears to bring you to the cap. The first two problems could be fixed with only a little trouble, but the last one cannot be fixed--it would involve a complete change in the program that the fuges are running on, which would take quite some time to complete.