Insist all AI aircraft playable in first update

Originally Posted by Oldschool61

I think the Chinese are our primary landlord.

If you owe the bank a million dollars, they own you.
If you owe the bank a few billion dollars, you own them.

Anyways, wasn't it something like 6 months of development to create a single cockpit? I don't see how you'd get another 12 planes flyable in a year or less.

[GnigruH]

Originally Posted by speculum jockey

Anyways, wasn't it something like 6 months of development to create a single cockpit? I don't see how you'd get another 12 planes flyable in a year or less.

Well, from what I remember it is 6 months IF one guy does everything from scratch.

If Oleg told his whole team, roughly 20 ppl, to focus sorely on cockpits, they could maybe pull something out in a more reasonable time .

[TheGrunch]

Depends how many of those guys are modellers, and how many people can practically work upon one model at a time. Not more than two or three even if they divide it up, I imagine.

[JG53Frankyboy]

I also belive that we will see some of the CoD AI planes in future scenario AdOns as flyable at last.
The Do17Z in a "Battle for Moskau"(that would be 1941/42) or the Wellington in a MTO scenario.

[Flying Pencil]

Originally Posted by speculum jockey

If you owe the bank a million dollars, they own you.
If you owe the bank a few billion dollars, you own them.

Anyways, wasn't it something like 6 months of development to create a single cockpit? I don't see how you'd get another 12 planes flyable in a year or less.

In Russia, you already own the bankk.


In the Anson, correction, BR.20 case, it looks like the pit is already done.