I am one the ones currently lost A:AA but I definitely don't see it holding my attention. BOP is still my favorite on Ps3 and I've played it almost exclusively since release, I see A:AA more as a short distraction to get a little variation.
I really enjoy sim mode in BOP (nothing else comes close in my experience except maybe hard core mode in cod 4). The lack of competitive multiplayer and an option or mode (sim) to turn off all the red arrows in A:AA will keep it from being a replacement for BOP (Plus I just like WWII era aircraft more). Once I've played through all the missions I don't see much reason to stick with it. Hopefully it will be the same with the rest of the BOP'rs.
I do appreciate A:AA for what it is and wanted to support Gaijin in the hope that they will continue to turn out games like these. Especially a sequel to BOP.
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