12-12-2012, 12:21 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Venice - Italy
Posts: 585
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Originally Posted by joker68
As an old ROF player, I'm glad that 777 took over the development. Not only I think that ROF engine is far superior to simulating aircraft behavior than CLOD's, I also believe that 777 Studios has what is needed to put out an outstanding sim, a truly "better IL2".
I feel ripped for the money invested in CLOD. It never worked, and I was also skeptical about the sequel (BOM) that would "correct it". Time to move on: remove CLOD from hdd, and wait for a brand new WW2 sim.
Well, since ROF launched, I haven't really played WW2 sims anymore. Now I can go back.
Way to go, 777!!
Cya on http://forum.il2sturmovik.net
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Can I remove it from my Steam game list too? My eyes are hurting evertime I read that name.
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