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Originally Posted by ATAG_MajorBorris
Whoever thinks CoD needs to be saved by 777 or anybody else needs to wake up.
RoF was done, toast, capute but Jason Williams (777) was able to purchase the rights and turn it around through some clever marketing and hands on approach (nice job Jason).
Why was RoF almost done? A horribly buggy release that had forums filled with trolls trying everything they could to bring the sim down and they almost succeeded....No wait, they did succeed, essentially bankrupt and under attack from the very community it tried to serve(sound familiar), the original team sold Rise of Flight to 777.
Some even speculated that the attacks were coordinated and designed to fell the burgeoning sim and I am starting to wonder the same about some here in this very forum under the guise of daily constructive criticism as if they are helping us by saying the same thing over and over.
777s takeover was not an instant fix either as the sim still produced launcher crashes for all every 20 minutes or so for the first year and a half
Yet in between the bugs and crashes 777 rereleased RoF in what was called the Iron Cross Edition and in retrospect is now considered a good move.
I tire of people comparing CoD to sims released 3-10 years ago using these mature software comparisons to scare new pilots away from an already small CoD community with blanket statements that more often than not, tell more about their system configuration or limitations than about the experience as a ww2 cfs pilot in CoD.
The funny thing is some of the CoD bashers have very little (if any) flight time and many I have never seen flying the sim.
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Borris, like a U Boat in the night, I think you just sank their battleship.
