Yes, the changes are quite drastic as well overtime. Depending how long the world last, it could increase by 20%-30% from the original demand.

Not true. The max that can be displayed is 32,767.

 

A terminal with 40,000 slots will show as 32,767. Adding 1,000 flights to that airport will then show 31,767. However, by using the "re-sync slots" button, the total will go back up to 32,767. This will continue until the true number of used slots surpasses 7,233, at which point the displayed number of slots will reflect the true value.

 

It's quite fascinating.

Interesting. I'm gonna create a new spamlines and used this to flood the market. Thanks.

Actually, there's limit to the amount of slots you could have. 32,767 slots. More than that, you can't actually use the gates.

+1

You can also try to use other browsers, such as Edge instead of Google..

It still won't work unless you changed the url from https to http

I tried it on different browsers before.

Yep, changing the url from https:// to http:// works perfectly.

Just click on Resync slots

On the gates page.

You could talk about AE, it's just that they used it primarily for chatting. We used to have chatroom here.

Most people moved to the AE discord.

They just discussed everything there, you get insta reply on the main chat.

I think the websites gonna finally shut down for good. RIP.

RIP, finally it died.

Yeah, I switched to Chromium completely now. It's basically Chrome Lite. No problem whatsoever now. 

Does anybody faced the same problem on chrome. I notice that in the last few weeks, it take almost 2 minutes to load a page on Chrome.

It happens before here and there. But this time, the page to set up route refuses to load at all. Now it took around 11 minutes before a single page is fully loaded.

Anyway, I switched to Chromium and it works amazingly. Page load in split second now. I highly recommend it instead.

I checked the memory usage per tabs on Chrome, it stands around 400mb per tab. On Chromium, it only took them around 150mb per tab. So that might explained it a bit.

Hmm, that's weird, for me firefox is just as slow as normal chrome.

The other trick I use is to disable image on this website. I notice improvements, but the downside would be the fact that all the images would be blocked.