IL-2 Sturmovik 1946...will anyone keep playing

[BadAim]

I suspect I'll keep IL2 around for some time for the greater variety of scenarios, but like a few others, I suspect also that BOB will be so superior in immersion, that it'll be tough to go back.

[addman]

Originally Posted by BadAim

I suspect I'll keep IL2 around for some time for the greater variety of scenarios, but like a few others, I suspect also that BOB will be so superior in immersion, that it'll be tough to go back.

Have to agree, when IL-2 was released I just couldn't go back to Jane's WWII Fighters and EAW, the feel of flight and the general high fidelity of IL-2 was just too great to refrain from.

[Qpassa]

Try to speak with Jiri to be banned, but if you are unbanned you should think in the reasons, also you should think about many people(which I include me) have you in their ignore list

[SEE]

Whatever the MP method I just hope it isn't the can of worms that WOP uses and killed on-line MP. Dreadful and frustrating! I quite like HL and cannnot fault it.

[MD_Titus]

Originally Posted by ElAurens

I'll keep it on my drive for a while, but I have a feeling that the new sim is going to make '46 look and feel pretty dated. If this is so I can't see myself spending much time at all with the old sim.

^this

[zauii]

Will delete it instantly.
Its a fact that the immersion, fm etc will be so superior that i couldnt go back after playing SoW/Cod. It might lack in content , but that will gradually grow within the years if the sim is a success, also remember that as games gets more complicated and advanced it takes way longer to develop. Spending 6+ months on modeling a plane isnt very uncommon these days, i hear the Tripwire(ro2) guys said it takes them about 10x times longer to model/program one of their new tanks vs their old once and i'd assume its about the same for Maddox games if not even more.