Originally Posted by 6S.Manu (Post 400117)

Ah! I have to said this to my customers... "Ehi you, buy my software! It works!"

And when they call me at the office I answer that they need to fix it alone... even if the issue is my application itself. In your opinion should I send them the source code?

Of course if they give me feedback to improve the application then I can rightly send them to **** off. After all improving a product to meet the user's needs is totally useless... in your world.

Movies and videogames are like apples and oranges.

Originally Posted by Insuber (Post 400125)

Manu if your software doesn't work, the fault is the hardware configuration of your customers, it's obvious :-) You just have to hire AoA for your help desk ... :-D

Originally Posted by ATAG_Snapper (Post 400030)

Hi Don,

Hope this helps. We need a fix for CTD's, these are only a few tips that may or may not keep things running when flying online.

Originally Posted by CaptainDoggles (Post 400100)

There's some debate as to why he left - if he quit or if he was fired, etc. All that is known is that he is now the Chief Technical Officer of a company called Vizerra. http://vizerra.com/en/about/team

Maddox Games

Np.

Originally Posted by d.burnette (Post 400154)

Thanks for the info, I appreciate it! Interesting, so it is still Maddox Games developing the progrem than - that I presume would be Oleg's company?

Originally Posted by CaptainDoggles (Post 400314)

Maddox Games is the name of the development studio who created the original IL2. When Oleg left the company they retained the name "Maddox Games".

As far as I can tell, Oleg has no involvement with Cliffs of Dover.