the engine is far better than the rof one, whit the code and the modders, the bugs will last 1 month,and i dont talk what the moders can bring too later than that, and i have rof too, since 2010. so i know what i am talking about.

CloD engine is worthless, which is why its owner threw it away. 777's getting involved in making a WW2 sim is the best thing that happened for the sim community for a long time. Shame on MG for blocking the genre's progress for so long. At least they are out of business, and deservedly so. Good days ahead.

What do you mean worthless? On steam it is worth $49.95 or if you wait till it comes on special you can get it for $9 and change! At either price it's a Bargain!

WHat you probably meant is that we won't see any more development in this sim. Which is sad really coz at the moment it is without peers!

Cheers!

Wow, just another expert on software development and, as he said "Shame on MG for blocking the genre's progress for so long" even on the sim genere...

Can anyone recommend Luthier to use kickstarter funding that could help him to get money to buy out the source code?

:grin::grin::grin:

He better know

Kickstarter could be a solution as it helps developers get rid of publisher interference.

Alas! If only Luthier had access to you with your masterly skills and deep understanding of the software development process :)

And, if you're having trouble understanding what I mean by their "blocking the genre's progress," here is a tip: MG's presence in the WW2 sim segment with their formidable repute scared off potential competitors. Now that it is obvious MG was not up to the task, chances are we will be seeing several developers showing up to fill the void (777 being one obviously and perhaps Eagle Dynamics). And that is why I am and you too should be happy that MG is out of the way, that is if you're a WW2 sim fan. They wasted 6 years for the genre. That's how I see it.

I'm fairly sure this has been answered a few times by now...