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Old 12-16-2012, 09:12 AM
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Not strictly correct. Only the name has been transferred to a different engine (not new by any means). Also it will not be DX11 it will be DX9 as stated by Jason. They MAY consider upgrading to Dx11 in the future but as that will be after the 2014 release (barring slippage) we can guess that it may not be Dx11 until say 2016/2018, if ever.

The dislike and hostility is generally an outpouring of anger and grief following the stopping of "SoW" along with the suspicion that BoS will not live up to CoD player's expectations.

The whole of this week following the announcement has been like a funeral.

It has felt that way for me, plus I am very sad for luthier and his family
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Old 12-16-2012, 09:23 AM
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The whole of this week following the announcement has been like a funeral.
Clod is dead, but his spirit is alive and left a worthy heritage in the way of thinking wwII aerial simulation.
What the community wants is that this heritage will not be wasted and - obviously - is expecting that those who took the name "IL2" will recover this heritage and will not use that name only because it's part of a commercial agreement.
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Old 12-16-2012, 11:02 AM
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It has felt that way for me, plus I am very sad for luthier and his family
+1 Well said
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Very sad indeed. I hope he saw it coming in sufficient time and was able to make alternative arrangements. Getting laid off just before Christmas is no joke.
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Old 12-16-2012, 12:38 PM
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Very sad indeed. I hope he saw it coming in sufficient time and was able to make alternative arrangements. Getting laid off just before Christmas is no joke.

Yea, tough time of the year when you are down.
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