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Originally Posted by Feathered_IV
There is a pretty nice information update and interview over at the RoF website today. Nice to see how the other half do it. Watch and learn Maddox Games.
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Totally agree - the updates for their next patch have been flowing nicely for the last week or so. They keep sorting out the 'itch' before I need to scratch it. (not sure about that metaphor actually....
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Originally Posted by 6S.Tamat
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If the team of rof would start a project on let's say pacific ww2 i bet that more than a risk would be an investment.
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Read this in an ROF team interview on SimHQ:
Jonas: What attracts you to modeling the English Channel / La Manche?
Albert: First of all, the new model of interaction of the seaplane with water. This is a completely new experience in piloting. In the current simulators, this component [landing on water] is made arbitrarily and in fact we do not yet have the answer to the question of "how it was", so I really want to get it [right]. The map itself will be very different from what we have now — not just a set of trees or other houses, but a completely different theater of war. Of course, this map is [potentially] just perfect for Spitfire vs. Messerschmitt. At least one can dream.
http://www.simhq.com/_air14/air_526a.html
I don't honestly think that it is anything other than 'dreaming out loud' atm, but an interesting comment all the same.
On the COD patch situation generally, I really don't know what to say any more, so have been generally keeping quiet. Patience has been well and truly exhausted though. What a saga...
Hope they can get it sorted, but there is such a bad taste in the mouth now that it will take improvements of huge magnitude to really get me excited and believing in this again.