The sound compared to 1946

[fireflyerz]

Luither has hinted at sound improvement , lets just wait and see....

Blitzpig , you have no idea what you are talking about , please stop repeating that rubbish.

[Foo'bar]

Originally Posted by fireflyerz

Luither has hinted at sound improvement , lets just wait and see....

Blitzpig , you have no idea what you are talking about , please stop repeating that rubbish.

And if nothing will help we still have you

[csThor]

Originally Posted by fireflyerz

Blitzpig , you have no idea what you are talking about , please stop repeating that rubbish.

The only one talking rubbish is you. Copyrights and intellectual property are a major issue for any developer ... Luthier did say before the russian release that their financial resources were too limited to either record their own samples. Not to speak of licensing external sound samples which tells me how FUBAR the situation in that "market" really is (read: too many greedy SOBs around).

Now, what we do on our own PCs is of course of no consequence to anyone but ourselves but for a company such as 1C the only really safe solution is to use own (self-made) stuff. Just to be absolutely sure you won't get sued by someone looking for a quick buck. Or have you forgotten "the Grumman incident"?

[ElAurens]

Originally Posted by fireflyerz

Luither has hinted at sound improvement , lets just wait and see....

Blitzpig , you have no idea what you are talking about , please stop repeating that rubbish.

PROVE me wrong or shut up. It's that simple.

[fireflyerz]

Originally Posted by ElAurens

PROVE me wrong or shut up. It's that simple.

Or your gonna what ? boy.

[ElAurens]

Originally Posted by fireflyerz

Or your gonna what ? boy.

I don't have to do anything, the burden of proof of your sources is on you and no one else.

Every time this subject comes up, and proof of sources is asked for, you slink off like the guilty kid caught in the cookie jar.

What you do for a mod is of no concern here. We are talking about a release from a for profit corporation that is subject to the laws of many countries. The fact that you don't seem to grasp this, or the costs of doing high fidelity sound recording with real WW2 aircraft only points to your immaturity, not mine. Unless of course you own a P-whatever or a Spitfire personally, and wish to donate the $1500 to $2500 hourly operating costs so that Maddox Games/1C/UBI can have real sounds without fear of prolonged and expensive copyright litigation?

If so the lets see the plane.

[fireflyerz]

You mister seem to have an obsession with me and I find it very creepy indeed.