Yeah, that's true, but what I'm talking about (and what others are complaining about) is appearance, not behavior.

BTW, what does "Project Galba" even mean (I'm aware that it's the Korean War sim).

A name of some ancient Roman emperor. Luthier recently is fond of ancient Rome history. :)

Few photos from the Igromir fair can be found here:

http://www.sukhoi.ru/forum/showthrea...t=65108&page=4

Yeah, my google search returned the Roman emperor, but what does that have to do with Korea? :grin::grin::grin:

You guys are sneaky.

And few more photos from the fair (shots made by Oleg himself):

http://spread-wings.ru/index.php?opt...354&*Itemid=43

From top to bottom:

BoB presentation stand

Ilya Shevchenko tells about BoB

Sergey Karavaev, 1C:MG 3D modeler (Fiat Br.20 and it's cockpits) pretends he's being a Br.20 :)

Ilya Steshov, 1C:MG 3D modeler (ground vehicles) smiling with BoB Su-26 aerobatic plane on the monitor next to him

Ilya Shevchenko misses his family (which is in California ATM) very much. :D

I believe he's doing appearance as well, and according to the developers, we haven't seen all the cloud formations yet because of bugs. :)

Funny dudes :)

more here with some duplication

noooooo
 

There is one name here that i realy hoped i would not se again toghter with the 1C brand......

mr maddox WHY!!!

This realy realy realy makes me sad.......do we end up with a freaking DRM sim...they almost killed SH V with that shitzaa

my day just got realy realy bad :(

TBear

That page has been up on RRG Studios' site going on two years - also Project Galba (Korea) may well have a completely different publishing arrangement

There's nothing wrong with DRM if it means that the developers get paid the money they should receive. Yes its inconvenient for us, and yes it means those with dial up may suffer, and yes it means that some won't buy the game. The flip side is that the developers get paid and they keep producing great games for the majority us to play.

Don't forget that DRM is only a response to software piracy and without one the other wouldn't be needed. Not everyone is a software pirate but everyone has the potential to be one, and DRM removes the temptation.

If you won't buy a game because of DRM then that is your choice and of course you're entitled to follow that course of action. I think you'll be left behind though. I'm just hoping that if DRM is implemented that it isn't done so in an obstructive way.

Hood