What do you think it is that Luthier thinks will have Competitors squirming?

[mazex]

The biggest thing would naturally be that he named the competitors

Other than that I agree with many here that the only major thing that no competitors have which also has been mentioned many times is mannable stuff on the ground... And that would be awsome, especially combined with the ability to use your legs

[Bobb4]

Originally Posted by mazex

The biggest thing would naturally be that he named the competitors

Other than that I agree with many here that the only major thing that no competitors have which also has been mentioned many times is mannable stuff on the ground... And that would be awsome, especially combined with the ability to use your legs

World war 2 online has the above. Although is its dismal to play

[Feathered_IV]

Originally Posted by Mysticpuma

Aditional comment after looking at replies;

Thinking more about the wording of competitors I have to assume that Luthier is talking about WW2? If that is the case it must refer to World of Planes and World of Warplanes, two 'competitors' in the WW2 flight market.

Now, if that is the case, these two pieces of software hinge on the fact that they will have an online experience that is a dynamic free-flowing war arena, where events change the way missions are loaded and the results of those change the ebb and flow the Mission/Campaign/Map that is loaded.

If they released something like that, I can imagine that making the competitors 'squirm' as it would pre-empt their release by months and dilute the enthusiasm for their products?

Cheers, MP

I suspect not. Maddox Games have no real experience in creating that sort of stuff. Even the original Dgen, DCG and online wars are all third party efforts. The closest MG have come to creating narrative gameplay is some very rough static campaigns. I would not expect them to break any ground in those areas any time soon.

[Tavingon]

So we get working clocks? Great what about fixing the game? Its like a man buying new flowers for his garden when his roofs fallen in

[Feathered_IV]

jk

[Strike]

Originally Posted by Tavingon

So we get working clocks? Great what about fixing the game? Its like a man buying new flowers for his garden when his roofs fallen in

Did you swallow that load of bull!? I just have to ask

[CharveL]

Originally Posted by Strike

Did you swallow that load of bull!? I just have to ask

See now you are questioning the very integrity of our man Luthier. That's as ridiculous as saying half of the game's promised features wouldn't appear in the release! Sure it's an incredible feat of technical integration into an already complex game engine but there's no way they'd just outright lie to us!

[Strike]

Originally Posted by CharveL

See now you are questioning the very integrity of our man Luthier.

rather You CharveL hehe.

Either way, nice effort! Shame you didn't have a link to sukhoi.ru with a redirect to a Rick Roll video

[tk471138]

Originally Posted by Strike

Did you swallow that load of bull!? I just have to ask

seriously right...the day they give any consideration to "clock enthusiasts" in video games is the day pigs fly, meaning it wont happen...(maybe clock maker simulator)

[ElAurens]

Originally Posted by tk471138

seriously right...the day they give any consideration to "clock enthusiasts" in video games is the day pigs fly...

Excuse me?