"Friday" Update, April 28, 2012

[rummy63]

I have been patiently watching the development of COD and I read the forums after every patch release, hoping that the game has all the bugs and glitches fixed. While I wait, I have bought a new PC, bought a second 560 Ti video card, bought a Track IR5 in anticipation that COD will be completely fixed. I am patient and pleased that the developers are continuing to fix and improve COD. Until the game is ready and stable enough that I can persuade my friends to join COD, I will continue to play BF3 and ROF. I expect there are hundreds of gamers like me waiting for COD to be ready so we can purchase. I still believe in the COD team. Keep up the great work.

[kakkola]

After 1 year?I start to think that they are not working full time in this COD......will see what happens with next patch!!
Cheers!!!!!

[RXMAN]

Originally Posted by rummy63

I have been patiently watching the development of COD and I read the forums after every patch release, hoping that the game has all the bugs and glitches fixed. While I wait, I have bought a new PC, bought a second 560 Ti video card, bought a Track IR5 in anticipation that COD will be completely fixed. I am patient and pleased that the developers are continuing to fix and improve COD. Until the game is ready and stable enough that I can persuade my friends to join COD, I will continue to play BF3 and ROF. I expect there are hundreds of gamers like me waiting for COD to be ready so we can purchase. I still believe in the COD team. Keep up the great work.

Why wait, it is playing well on my system, and many many others.

[von Pilsner]

Originally Posted by RXMAN

Why wait, it is playing well on my system, and many many others.

Presumably for the AI fix, radio commands fix, CTD in MP fix, fps increase due to engine re-write, etc...

It can run OK for many, but I don't think better hardware will fix most of the programming issues. That said, I bought it twice and I love messing around in it, but as a mostly SP player these issues can be troubling.

These issues are well known on the forum so I may get trashed for saying it, but I am assuming you were asking an honest question and those are the reasons for holding off (that I can think of)...

Also, thanks for the update, B6 (so I am not completely off-topic).

[Redroach]

Lets talk business, for once: You don't have any patch, do you? This is all delay tactics while the team continues glueing the Addon together, to be sold as: "Full-Feature, including Graphics Rework, AI commands etc. - oh, and a bit of the Battle of Moscow. Includes everything you have wished to be included in CoD for just $49.95. Special Edition available ($69.99)".
Mix in some Il-2-Screenshots and some random graphs off the Internet and your ruse is good to go...
And before you get angry again: Yes, it was a nice gesture to show us some pics of Il-2. It really was... the first three times. Now, the intent is clear.

This has got to be the truth. I could understand it if a single volunteer, amateur software developer who made a little game by himself is late with his updates due to other tasks - BUT you are at least supposed to be a full-fledged Development studio. With programmers, Graphic artists etc. that are supposed to have in-depth knowledge of their matters. How such very trivial tasks such as fixing Radio commands, is beyond your capabilities and is not fixed after 13 months, I cannot understand, whatever explanation you offer. Oh, and repeated "rewrites" of the Graphics engines and consequently falling into deep bug-pits each and every time (well, or probably not, see above) doesn't make the whole picture look any brighter at all, neither in terms of decision-making nor in terms of ability.
I know, Blizzard is waaaaaaay bigger and waaaay better funded, but, for WoW, if any major problem occurs there, they have been able to shove out a hotfix within 24 hours each time. Regardless of the problem. That makes me think.

[Trumper]

Originally Posted by Redroach

Lets talk business, for once: You don't have any patch, do you? This is all delay tactics while the team continues glueing the Addon together, to be sold as: "Full-Feature, including Graphics Rework, AI commands etc. - oh, and a bit of the Battle of Moscow. Includes everything you have wished to be included in CoD for just $49.95. Special Edition available ($69.99)".
Mix in some Il-2-Screenshots and some random graphs off the Internet and your ruse is good to go...
And before you get angry again: Yes, it was a nice gesture to show us some pics of Il-2. It really was... the first three times. Now, the intent is clear.

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If anyone is daft enough to buy BoM if this isn't finished well they must have more money than sense.
There's alot of burnt once twice shy.

[C6_Krasno]

Originally Posted by Redroach

Lets talk business, for once: You don't have any patch, do you? This is all delay tactics while the team continues glueing the Addon together, to be sold as: "Full-Feature, including Graphics Rework, AI commands etc. - oh, and a bit of the Battle of Moscow. Includes everything you have wished to be included in CoD for just $49.95. Special Edition available ($69.99)".
Mix in some Il-2-Screenshots and some random graphs off the Internet and your ruse is good to go...
And before you get angry again: Yes, it was a nice gesture to show us some pics of Il-2. It really was... the first three times. Now, the intent is clear.

This has got to be the truth. I could understand it if a single volunteer, amateur software developer who made a little game by himself is late with his updates due to other tasks - BUT you are at least supposed to be a full-fledged Development studio. With programmers, Graphic artists etc. that are supposed to have in-depth knowledge of their matters. How such very trivial tasks such as fixing Radio commands, is beyond your capabilities and is not fixed after 13 months, I cannot understand, whatever explanation you offer. Oh, and repeated "rewrites" of the Graphics engines and consequently falling into deep bug-pits each and every time (well, or probably not, see above) doesn't make the whole picture look any brighter at all, neither in terms of decision-making nor in terms of ability.
I know, Blizzard is waaaaaaay bigger and waaaay better funded, but, for WoW, if any major problem occurs there, they have been able to shove out a hotfix within 24 hours each time. Regardless of the problem. That makes me think.

The engine of CoD is the same as the engine of the sequel, Luthier already told this. So the issues they strive to solve here, are also issues for the sequel. And they already told that they would not be stupid enough to release a new sequel before issuing this patch and hope that a lot of people would buy it.

[theOden]

Originally Posted by Trumper

If anyone is daft enough to buy BoM if this isn't finished well they must have more money than sense.
There's alot of burnt once twice shy.

Amen.

Originally Posted by Redroach

Lets talk business, for once: You don't have any patch, do you? This is all delay tactics while the team continues glueing the Addon together, to be sold as: "Full-Feature, including Graphics Rework, AI commands etc. - oh, and a bit of the Battle of Moscow. Includes everything you have wished to be included in CoD for just $49.95. Special Edition available ($69.99)".
Mix in some Il-2-Screenshots and some random graphs off the Internet and your ruse is good to go...
And before you get angry again: Yes, it was a nice gesture to show us some pics of Il-2. It really was... the first three times. Now, the intent is clear.

This has got to be the truth. I could understand it if a single volunteer, amateur software developer who made a little game by himself is late with his updates due to other tasks - BUT you are at least supposed to be a full-fledged Development studio. With programmers, Graphic artists etc. that are supposed to have in-depth knowledge of their matters. How such very trivial tasks such as fixing Radio commands, is beyond your capabilities and is not fixed after 13 months, I cannot understand, whatever explanation you offer. Oh, and repeated "rewrites" of the Graphics engines and consequently falling into deep bug-pits each and every time (well, or probably not, see above) doesn't make the whole picture look any brighter at all, neither in terms of decision-making nor in terms of ability.
I know, Blizzard is waaaaaaay bigger and waaaay better funded, but, for WoW, if any major problem occurs there, they have been able to shove out a hotfix within 24 hours each time. Regardless of the problem. That makes me think.

+1

[Walrus1]

Originally Posted by Redroach

Lets talk business, for once: You don't have any patch, do you? This is all delay tactics while the team continues glueing the Addon together, to be sold as: "Full-Feature, including Graphics Rework, AI commands etc. - oh, and a bit of the Battle of Moscow. Includes everything you have wished to be included in CoD for just $49.95. Special Edition available ($69.99)".
Mix in some Il-2-Screenshots and some random graphs off the Internet and your ruse is good to go...
And before you get angry again: Yes, it was a nice gesture to show us some pics of Il-2. It really was... the first three times. Now, the intent is clear.

This has got to be the truth. I could understand it if a single volunteer, amateur software developer who made a little game by himself is late with his updates due to other tasks - BUT you are at least supposed to be a full-fledged Development studio. With programmers, Graphic artists etc. that are supposed to have in-depth knowledge of their matters. How such very trivial tasks such as fixing Radio commands, is beyond your capabilities and is not fixed after 13 months, I cannot understand, whatever explanation you offer. Oh, and repeated "rewrites" of the Graphics engines and consequently falling into deep bug-pits each and every time (well, or probably not, see above) doesn't make the whole picture look any brighter at all, neither in terms of decision-making nor in terms of ability.
I know, Blizzard is waaaaaaay bigger and waaaay better funded, but, for WoW, if any major problem occurs there, they have been able to shove out a hotfix within 24 hours each time. Regardless of the problem. That makes me think.