[hiro]

many factors killed clod, not the person(s) making up the specs.

Its common knowledge and common sense in the video game world, you never, never, ever play a game with a PC that meets minimum specs .

And regular requirements are thought as a minimum guideline. And its SOP to have a machine above.


Even on beast machines CLOD would lose frames, but on the same coin, if you had a powerful PC, alot of the bugs and glitches went away.

Many factors killed CLOD, and its been discussed in other posts.

And unfortunately it was several major factors that lead to this being the only game in the IL-2 successor series (I consider the 777+1C merger, ROF, IL-2 style), and it not being up to par.

Can't say it was one thing or blame one aspect, but several factors . . . That would be like saying Hitler was the cause of the Axis losing. Sure he played a role, but other factors (like Allies' efforts) also played larger roles . . .