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Originally Posted by Deascendent
Seriously, I can't stand miserable Americans that buy into all the anti-u.s. hate around the world, every country has their skeletons in their closets.. and to say that all we did was swoop in at the end and take German technology is complete crap... Did you not forget that we were fighting a two front war and that we supplied EVERY single one of our allies in some form from pretty much the VERY beginning, just because we didn't have boots on the ground in Europe til late, doesn't mean we weren't there...
I agree with what that one guy said about the name, "IL2 Sturmovik", even people that know a lot about WW2 will still look at it and be hesitant to buy it cause of the unique,mysterious title..
Just look at the PC version, only titled "Wings of Prey", they obviously did some market research themselves..
Fuzzy- have atleast some pride, because no matter how much sucking up and apologizing you might do, Europeans and such will STILL not like us.
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I wouldn't think of apologizing for 8 years of foreign policy that I didn't vote for. You'd have to be blind to not see why anti-US feelings have been stronger lately. I have plenty to be proud of, just not my country. Patriotism in the face of America's Bush years is called fascism.
Maybe things will turn around. Too bad the reality is that Americans are so stupid they'll vote Obama out after 4 years and elect another bible-beating facist redneck to put the final nail in this country's coffin. Then we can invade Iran and have some real fun.
As for our involvement in Europe - Germany was defeated before we entered. Our entry into that war was simply to prevent the Russians from occupying all of Europe. The technological assets were icing on the cake. The cold war practically started before WWII ended.
As for the name change - maybe MAYBE the spitfire/hurricane would work. At least those planes have cockpits. Using the mustang name given that the roster of American planes is incomplete and the P-51 doesn't even have a cockpit - it wouldn't make sense and would be a shallow attempt to appeal to American gamers (yea - kinda like "whoring" something out). Marketing is great and all, but not when it is done in a way that misrepresents the game.