what...like you just have? :rolleyes:

Im still enjoying playing it regardless

1st decision is done by the publisher I think which is UBI for most of the world.

2nd is coming with Battle of Moscow or other add-ons the same way it was with original IL-2 (Aces addon, Pacific addon, 1946, etc).

However with new level of complexity and without Oleg things will develop much slower this time I guess. It would be wise not expect any quick break-throughs but in a couple of years all current wishes would be fulfilled I am sure including drivable submarines with perfectly correct textures.

As I've stated before, my game ran reasonably well since release. And it the meantime, more bugs were introduced than were being fixed. Sorry that I don't have your boundless optimism with another release date missed (yes, I understand that it was tentative; its just that they could have made up for some things here...). Actually, I said yesterday that 'presumably, nothing' will happen today and I was right again - I don't want to be right on this!
So forgive me if I can't share your continued enthusiasm about the 'support' that's being provided until now. In fact, I'm pretty angry. But you got this already.

I think this was the only worthwhile post in the entire thread. I'll help you spam it a bit more :)

Agreed...

Fair play to them getting into it at such a young age...at at least they seem young to me

Mind if I reuse this music in a CoD video??

Thanks for the update luthier :) look forward to next week when ya's release :)

Thanks for the feedback. :)

One thing bothering me though... Counting the average numbers of pilots flying during the weekends, I am a little bit concerned about all the online driven agenda by MG.

Don't get me wrong any improvements in the software are welcome, I am one of the onliners that is having trouble. But judging the numbers, it seems that there´s far more people enjoying the game offline. Otherwise I think It would be fair to say that we should see at least 80+ pilots during prime-times over the weekends.

At this point, it seems that the majority of customers to satisfy (offline ones) are being forgotten... What do you guys think?

Regards.

Indeed... Guess the fact that the simulation still not been officially launched in the US has it's weight. Here in Europe I never seen more than + - 45 pilots distributed for the few servers existent... However servers become empty in a blink, due to those awful steam disconnects.

I mean... How many copies of CloD were sold till now??? And how many of those, that bought the game, are flying online? 1% to 5%? :confused:

Being that said, I expect that MG start paying more attention (in the future) to aspects like enhance/increase the content, include a dynamic campaign or whatever they can add to the "package" to make the offline experience more rich.:cool:

Regards.

Good post, Viper2000. Sums up my attitude very well. I certainly would have paid for pre-release beta just to support development so I'm not overly troubled by the state of the game apart from as a matter or principle. Very little trust left, unfortunately. Hopefully the devs have learnt a bit about consumer engagement from the last few months and future releases will be handled better!

The patches are certainly going in the right direction and 1946 basically unplayable for me now in comparison; the game is already fundamentally strong. I'm very much looking forward to the servers filling up.