DLC Aircraft Addons?
 

Anyone up for this? Even if its already an AI plane, would be neat to fly

i would like to see ready this sim before see another aircraft
i get my favorite fighter E4
So no worries for me..

If planes are DLC id shell this game right away.

Havent playd ROF, FC2 and others simple becouse theyt are downlaodable pay by internet only games.

give me a DVD, or no deal.

also, DLC plane by plane would make some off the il2 team efforts fo to the sink. who would pay for a G50? or imgine we get F4 and I16 for russia as DLC? im preatty sure we would have much more 109F4 buyers, and then, if servers want to balance teams, "sorry, i dont have the plane".

Just examples, but DLC takes in mych of the competitive out, and people would give up flying lesser planes, the forgotten battles fighters, to just fly the mainstream ones.

If they want to release some free DLC, then fine.

But if they expect users to pay on a per-aircraft basis a la RoF then they'd better demonstrate a much better validation process for the flight models than we're currently seeing.

No more aircraft flying with no wings.

But if they plan to release an SDK for plane making then this all becomes somewhat irrelevant, who is going to 'buy' a plane that is availlable for free because of a modding community.......I make the assumption that community mods will be free.

Well, the day the third party developers do aircraft of the visual quality of the original CoD models with all moving meters and levers etc I guess they will not be free ;) Look at FSX, the good stuff costs the same amount as the base CoD game... And then you can't even shoot something down and there are no multi level damage models etc?

I wouldnt say no to DLC planes, look at rise of flight, there not exspensive, and they make nice addons;)

+1....bad idea for this sim

you mean like this one ? :)

http://i932.photobucket.com/albums/a...4/th_wingd.jpg

well, in 1946 some planes, hurricane as example, are still flyable with that level of damage. its a good picture and lucky, really god pilot, who still landed the bird.