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Good idea Korsakov. Tell them you represent some thousand BoP´ers who would each a pen and a sequel ;) Mac, I hope you are right, and based on Dkwooikies numbers, I cant see why not. |
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for some reason (like I already said) I believe you. I remember at least 2 occasions where it was obvious that you'd spoken to someone from either the Devs or the publishers in the past (the sponsoring of a competition was one of them).. 1 cheeky question, have you spoken to them again? Korsakov, Get in your car and get over there! (get me a pen too!) |
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No disrespect intended, I have no problem with the times we've flown together online or conversed on here, you seem decent. But I could announce that they are re-making Air Warrior for consoles based on a central server with a subscription fee. It would be lovely, but its just my word with no proof. Surely you can appreciate and understand our feelings on this. I want it to be true, I hope your right, and I'd LOVE it if it even had only a fraction of things in the wish-list. This isn't intended to start an argument, but something, ANYTHING other than "because I've said so" IS required. P.S. Free pens!?!?!? Korsakov.... ;);) |
Anyone know the address?
EDIT: Found it, 21, Seleznevskaya ulitsa, 123056. Its night here so I'll go in the morning. |
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Lmfao, that sounds so true.
Games are released relatively fast at their source. It doesn't get out to England or America fast. And knowing 1C a little they aren't too willing to support English games. |
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I don't think anything I can say here will convince those who insist on hard evidence, so they'll just have to wait and see. And if you read my previous posts here, I've already stated that my source is authentic. It comes down to if you believe what I say is true or not. Anybody's choice, free world. Anyway it's nice to see that everybody wants the sequel, so in the end everone's gonna be happy. :) MAC |
i appreciate people's enthusiasm about this game like test-flight in the other thread..i am glad there are people excited about possibly something further happening. its a great game and the rumor of a second go around?? its like telling a kid christmas is around the corner. so i can fault anyone for getting all pumped up and letting their dreams go. but i cant hold any of the skeptics at fault either. so many rumors have come and gone there is a certain numbness to new unofficial news. "SUPPOSEDLY" a sequel was to come out but got put on the back burner because of apache air assault. "SUPPOSEDLY" its set in the pacific theater. i just want something...and i am willing to wait...and maybe write a few letters...stop by and get a pen...keep the faith, brothers...and maybe we will all be rewarded. regardless, this is the only game i play and until i am the only crate in the sky, i will keep flying.
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good morning Mr. Korsakov829. your mission, should you so accept it, will to commandeer a hind mi-24, fly it to 21, Seleznevskaya ulitsa, 123056...hover in front of their plate glass window and eloquently 'splain the issues the member of the 1c forum have with the game and "SOPPOSED" sequel ( which is american english for...make them an offer they CAN'T F'n refuse!!!) we are sure they will see your point of view and comply. vodkas on me, if it works pal! if it doesnt...we at this forum disavow any knowledge of your actions...this post will self destruct in 60 seconds...good luck kors. PFFFFFT!!!! smoke vapors......~~~~~~~~
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hope you get a PS3, we need more people like you. MAC |
I was over this morning, and I saw a list saying there were about four games
"To be announced" and Gaijin was listed as the developer of one. So there is a spot reserved for a sequel and it could be it. Couldn't get any pens, so there goes my idea for auctioning off the ink. |
mirgervin
hi there guy mirgervin here finally . All thanks to mac for showing me how to post reply's thanks my friend.
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I can't wait for this new Air Warrior game. Its going to be amazing, forget the BoP sequel, this is going to be way better. I'm already making a list of aircraft I want to be in the game. ;) ;) ;)
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The thing is it might not be a BoP sequel. It can be Wings of Prey converted for the consoles.
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They share the same theme. Think of all the things WoP has the BoP doesn't and what BoP has and WoP doesn't. I expect any new game from them to be the same WWII theme, same stuff over and over. They might as well patch it instead.
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They can sell the same thing with nothing new in it all they wan't. But after Il2, BoP, and WoP I would think people wouldn't be all so interested anymore. I'm just saying in the next one there could be nothing new, same problems, etc. Simply put, if the game has just small changes like file compression format, and a few new weapon unlocks and just about the same stuff as BoP, why bother and perhaps a co op. The new game might not be worth it if it doesn't give much more. And knowing how lazy Gaijin can be its only just too possible as it doesn't take much work to copy 95% of the previous game.
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I think Anton already hinted at a Pacific campaign in the sequel; new maps, new planes and an updated game engine. |
I've seen WoP has alot more , then BoP. I've said my piece, next sequel might be disappoint some. So I'll be taking a break from the forums for a few days, its affected my health quite a bit.
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Gaijins next game is Apache and we will see the improvments they have made since BoP. If we then take that game and imagine the same amount of improvement again (a years worth of devellopment) to a WWII game maybe set in the pacific arena, the end game would likely be very different than BoP even if it uses the same game engine, and will have a lot of interest. WoP = What BoP was ment to be with update support. It IS the same game. Also I believe the WoP on PC was worked on by other contracted developers while the main Gaijin team worked on Apache. |
BOP was done before work had began on WOP to sell as a standalone game. One simple thing is BOP doesn't have German Cockpits. So BOP came first. WOP is what Gaijin wanted to give us but 505 lost interest, and like Anton said WOP is easily updated by them to users for free without having to use a publisher for patches and such.
So if a sequel is made then Hopefully by now Gaijin knows what needs to be in the sequel. |
There are many differances between both games. Fly a G-10 on BoP, and then WoP. You will see a differance for sure. Differant bullet sounds, and a cockpit. There are too many differances for them to be exact clones.
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For those who don't visit the yuplay forum here is just two posts red is Anton's reply to the member. Remember these are from February.
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that's a great quote, thanks trk :)
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Just to clear this up..
BoP was a basic port from IL-2 1946, simplified FM DM etc to suit consoles, graphics improved etc. WoP was a rushed port of the console version. German cockpits and sounds were already being developed for the consoles by this point. |
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The only thing they have in common is gaijin used oleg maddox' 1946 game flight statistics as a base for how the different planes perform in BoP and even then the translation of the stats between the two games seemed bad (FW190, P-51), every single plane handles differently in both games. WoP is the PC version of BoP. It would no doubt have been called BoP on PC aswell and published on dvd had 505 games not jumped ship (505 own the BoP game name, Gaijin would have had to pay 505 royalties). By passing the PC software off as a different game they cut 505 out the loop. |
That's not what Oleg said on the other forum, he said BoP started from a port over of 1946.
The rest is spot on. WoP was a get out of jail name.. Oops on the WoP.. I'll fix it. |
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i love it when "proof" shows up, makes things easy to believe :)
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