Patch road map ?

[jf1981]

Hi

I'm sorry if this thread was becoming wild that it 's been necessary to clean up, but frankly speaking, it's the first time such long time has passed from the issue and the cleanup of a software.

It's not yet, as I use to say, to a state where it should have been released 'clean'. Surely enough nowaday such complex sims take some weeks or months to get stable.

I'm personally wondering if there is really an interest in working out Cliffs of Dover. I mean thanks for the sequel, but we're waiting for the first opus to be clear and clean, we're barely flying as possible online, but it's far from the interest it's got to have.

Is there an interest from development to make a step ? Just wondering. Has'nt been very much clear yet.

[Chivas]

Originally Posted by jf1981

Hi

I'm sorry if this thread was becoming wild that it 's been necessary to clean up, but frankly speaking, it's the first time such long time has passed from the issue and the cleanup of a software.

It's not yet, as I use to say, to a state where it should have been released 'clean'. Surely enough nowaday such complex sims take some weeks or months to get stable.

I'm personally wondering if there is really an interest in working out Cliffs of Dover. I mean thanks for the sequel, but we're waiting for the first opus to be clear and clean, we're barely flying as possible online, but it's far from the interest it's got to have.

Is there an interest from development to make a step ? Just wondering. Has'nt been very much clear yet.

If the business model stays the same,{there is no guarantee it will}, COD should continue to evolve directly and indirectly, by the developers and modders for many years.

[icarus]

Originally Posted by Chivas

If the business model stays the same,{there is no guarantee it will}, COD should continue to evolve directly and indirectly, by the developers and modders for many years.

Or 1C has walked away from Ubi and CoD. http://bobgamehub.blogspot.co.uk/201...talingrad.html

[klem]

Originally Posted by icarus

Or 1C has walked away from Ubi and CoD. http://bobgamehub.blogspot.co.uk/201...talingrad.html

Its a fake
http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpos...2&postcount=24

[icarus]

Originally Posted by klem

Its a fake
http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpos...2&postcount=24

LOL Too funny.

[jf1981]

Devs, Black six,

Anybody alive ?
No apparent sign.

Thank you

[chantaje]

Originally Posted by Chivas

If the business model stays the same,{there is no guarantee it will}, COD should continue to evolve directly and indirectly, by the developers and modders for many years.

i really hope so. from luthier words the bussines model should stay the same.

Originally Posted by luthier

No Il-2 product was ever backwards-compatible. You could not take a Pacific Fighters patch and apply it to an Ace Expansion Pack install. You cannot take graphic improvements in 4.12 and install them on top of the original Il-2.

The new line will work the same way. If you own the old product, you'll be able to install a new one on top of it; or you'll be able to get a compilation product like 1946 that includes old content from previous releases.

But once the sequel is released, there obviously won't be any more support for stand-alone CoD.

[icarus]

Originally Posted by jf1981

Hi

I'm sorry if this thread was becoming wild that it 's been necessary to clean up, but frankly speaking, it's the first time such long time has passed from the issue and the cleanup of a software.

It's not yet, as I use to say, to a state where it should have been released 'clean'. Surely enough nowaday such complex sims take some weeks or months to get stable.

I'm personally wondering if there is really an interest in working out Cliffs of Dover. I mean thanks for the sequel, but we're waiting for the first opus to be clear and clean, we're barely flying as possible online, but it's far from the interest it's got to have.

Is there an interest from development to make a step ? Just wondering. Has'nt been very much clear yet.

+1