HERE IT IS.
A 777-200ER that (maybe) meets the standards of today’s SimplePlanes. Anyway, here are the improvements:

Improvements (this label is useless if you read the previous section)

• Added roll control to the outboard spoilers, however it only works when you’re off the ground because that’s what ChatGPT told me.
• Improved and less goofy cockpit nose design (I stole it from the 777-300ER)
• Slight change in very end of the tail (it’s more rounderish)
• Engines look better (also stolen from the -300ER)
• Obviously, it looks a lot more like a -200ER but it also has smoother wingtips (stolen from the 767-300ER)
• Added “BOEING 777” labels to the tail, but I don’t really count this as one
• Did some calculations and the thrust to weight ratio should be accurate according to the MTOW of the 777-200ER unless the propellers pull the aircraft forward even further

There is one massive bug you must notice:
The roll control for the spoilers only works when the gear is down for some reason.

So anyway, I kinda quit the previous projects I had earlier because they didn’t get the attention they probably deserved and it seemed more fun to do this (it was not) and I noticed the entire SP platform lacked a 777-200ER that had good quality. And here it is.
Oh, also, I plan to (may not actually happen) add a 90s house livery for this and even a cockpit to it because I can.
I’m too lazy to type the rest.