More renders of SoW and Galba aircraft models.

[Oleg Maddox]

Originally Posted by Feuerfalke

Thanks for your patience with us, luthier and thanks so much for the insights into what is going on behind the scenes. Considering how many talented people are working on both titles, I'm sure the outcome will be more than worth the wait.

One question to both sims:
I see that both are based on the SoW-Engine. Does that mean that we can merge installations?
I was just thinking, that this would open the possibility for your team to work back through time adding content and MG to move forward, which would mean an awesome couple of years ahead for SoW and for us SIMers.

I can tell you that we are thinking about such feature. Howevere I think that MG will move forward with WWII, but Korea - also will move forward to the jet era. This is one of variants in future. Another - WWI. But we at MG will stay long enough with WWII. At least I hope so.

Probably will be possible not to merge Korea with BoB, but move aircacft from one to another with the limit for online gemeplay using theses planes. Mian programmer didn't confirm me that, but I should also check it with marketing guys..... I think you know what I mean

The BoB basic engine we are making for the series of sims and this development based on the experience with Il-2 on the market. We put there many features, that we will use even later, after BoB, but not yet in BoB.... Its normal if you want long life for you kid.

[Feuerfalke]

That sounds really, really great!

I took from the comments posted before that SoW will be able to simulate a great variety of objects and even avionics in great detail, but this really surpasses my highest hopes and I can understand even better why it takes so long and so hard work to get the SoW-engine done.

So, a few years into the future we *might* have one awesome realistic simulation covering almost all eras of flight, with the possibility of interchangeable objects and planes, probably spanning across half the globe.

Maybe this will enlighten some people about the magnitude of this project and of what lies ahead of us.


Thanks you, Oleg, luthier and your teams for your hard work!