With the high cost of development, and time, it's easy to understand their business plan. I don't mind supporting them early on and hopefully the support will be large enough for them to build on what appears to be a very good base. What I see so far is a very talented ROF team that could use our support to establish themselves. ROF could blossum into the gold standard of WW1 flight sims. The initial thirty-nine bucks is a very cheap night out.
My only complaint would be it should have been something like six aircraft available then pay a nominal fee for each additional aircraft. That said Oleg was able to sell additional maps and content, but ROF only has one map with conscentrated WW1 activities. So their avenue of revenue is with the aircraft sales.
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