Official Fulqrum Publishing forum - Monday Heads Up 23/01/12

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Looking forward to the next word!

nice news.

When I advice that is implemented a very nice dynamic quick mission builder, i will buy this sim. i the other stuff, is great, is the best.:)

can I request a pic of the Bf 109 F-2 from the new sequel, please? and don't be cheap with the skins.;)

DLC would nice that way what people are interested in having get purchased and whatever not wont. You could always buy a second copy of CoD through Steam. I have and will gift it away.

Im not a fan of DLC as it seems to devide online communities.:evil:

Now wheres tha flamethrower?:-P

DLC is a tricky one - I don't mind paying but don't want the community divided. Don't know any other way forward except for the current expansions model.

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Originally Posted by Ataros (Post 383846)

Yes. And the above does not make it an 1C obligation and therefore BlackSix's obligation as some may imagine.

I'm fully in agreement regarding BlackSix - very appreciative of his efforts! There's a saying about not shooting the messenger which some would do well to remember.

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Originally Posted by MajorBoris (Post 384058)

Now wheres tha flamethrower?:-P

Just for you Boris :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9DkciMTsLI

Would be nice if they put up one of these

Guys thanks for being patient it is really appreciated.

The moderators are working really hard behind the scenes to get you as much useful information as possible regarding the current state of bug patching, but please be aware Blacksix is not a developer, he is a modeller/designer in the team doing us a favour by providing information on the content he and the team are working on.

We have raised all of your concerns about communication with 1C and are looking at ways to make useful information available that doesnt become out of date a day after its posted.. such is the dilema with code crunching compared with modelling. Things can change daily and they dont have time to communicate that kind of detail on a daily basis, or even weekly when it comes to code changes, bugs are just so un-predictable until they have fully tested them.

So in summary, just because they post details about the new content doesnt mean the old bugs have been left behind. It is just a much easier task to talk about progress with the new models than it is about the bug patching. But the moderators are working with the dev team to look at a way to show you more information on their progress.

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Originally Posted by FS~Phat (Post 384125)

FS~Phat, I agree. You all need a break. We have been used to Oleg's way for so many years, and even Luthier was following his path. Now, it has changed. We have to adjust. We all are struggling to get a hold on what is going on, what will happen and when it will happen. On our side, moderators and developpers have to remember (!) that the community has been hoping for COD for more than 6 years now. On the other hand, this project who seems to have been close to death (!) is reviving because of a dedicated bunch of
hard working geeks:rolleyes:....By reading most of the posts, apart some sad inter-personnal vendettas, it feels like the whole tone is settling down. I would say that slowly but surely we all getting the pace now. So good job to the moderators. And thanks for taking the time to explain how you feel on the "other side"
Salute !

A short information heads up, full of hope!

Thank you Black six! :)

~S~