Coding is not an exact science. There will always be bugs in any complex code you write, you're just going to have to live with it.

People should be thankful that the crew have come out and explained the situation. They're being open about whats going on which is a complete 180 from years ago.

Don't critise them, they can just as easily go back to not feeding you anything. Critising them will mean the community hasn't changed and it's better to say nothing, than front up here and put their hand up and say sorry guys you're going to have to wait a bit longer and still get their head bitten off.

I'd rather be told about a delay than sit here and not know anything.

They could also walk away from the project completely.

The most 'critiziser' would have problems to create a simple 'Hello World' - programm, and they don't understand that the main resource a dev-team need is time (and money of course). :rolleyes:

I can live with bugs, but my game not running 13 months after release is much more than 'a bug'.

lol.

Well of course that is very true, thats why we 'paid' 1C to do it for us, so far they have done it very badly.

No, you bought a (known faulty) product, you did not pay them to code a flightsim else it would have been a damn sight more expensive and you would be calling the shots instead of being drip fed misinformation.

Well I dont remember any adverts saying 'warning this software is faulty', do you?

Well if you were looking for adverts announcing it you were looking at the wrong place, there was plenty of information coming out of Russia about the state of it before release over here.

ahh right, so nothing from the Dev's then by way of an apology before release?