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Old 01-26-2009, 12:47 PM
Bobb4 Bobb4 is offline
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Oleg has already answered this confirming that he saw the sim as both forward and backward compatable. You could do a WW1 sim and a modern sim.
With this statement one would assume modern weaponary could be simulated.
unfortuantly he wrote this in the now defunct Oleg answers thread.
Okay I found where he explains it. I posted a copy on to another site.

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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.

Oleg's answer
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.

Last edited by Bobb4; 01-26-2009 at 12:56 PM. Reason: Found original thread answer
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