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Old 08-15-2011, 05:31 PM
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...In my humble opinion, in order to achieve the similar success of FB+AEP, CoD still needs 1 year's development for the least. If it goes that far, I will consider buying the game. For now IL2 (stock) is far enough for me to ignore CoD...

Wait. So after going on a rant about how CoD is a "failure", you admit that you don't even own the game? Dude. Come on... What can you possibly be basing your opinion on?

I've been lurking on these forums for ages, and this is the first thread where I was like, "I gotta say something", lol. Sorry to call you out like this, and I'm certainly not bashing you or anything, but I see tons of people talking like this about the game and it just irks the crap out of me.

You really need to play the game and sink a few hours into it before you can develop an opinion on whether or not it is a failure, man. The game is incredible, albeit with some pretty big issues for right now.

I most certainly do not consider CoD a "failure". Not even remotely. Yes it needs work, which it will definitely receive, going off the team's previous track record.

I don't understand some people's over the top reactions to this game's current state. It is absolutely, 100% playable, right now at this very moment, and will only get better with time. What is the issue? Is it that the game costs $49.99? If that is the reason, then I just don't understand. That is a BARGAIN! Going out to a movie here in the US costs over 10 dollars now. Hell new DVDs are in the 20s. Those entertain you for an hour or two, tops. Hell I'm pretty certain you spent more than that on your flight stick alone, unless you're using a cheapy .

I've bought FSX payware that costs as much as this game, and those are 1 aircraft. This is a WHOLE game...


This wasn't all directed at you, man, just people in general who have the same attitude about this game. Give it a go, an I think you'll be singing a different tune. If you even remotely enjoy WWII flight swimming, and I'm pretty sure you do, I don't see how you could NOT enjoy the hell out of it, and isn't that what this is really all about? Enjoying these incredible flight sims for what they are, and becoming utterly immersed in the experience?
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Old 08-22-2011, 07:29 AM
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Wait. So after going on a rant about how CoD is a "failure", you admit that you don't even own the game? Dude. Come on... What can you possibly be basing your opinion on?

I've been lurking on these forums for ages, and this is the first thread where I was like, "I gotta say something", lol. Sorry to call you out like this, and I'm certainly not bashing you or anything, but I see tons of people talking like this about the game and it just irks the crap out of me.

You really need to play the game and sink a few hours into it before you can develop an opinion on whether or not it is a failure, man. The game is incredible, albeit with some pretty big issues for right now.

I most certainly do not consider CoD a "failure". Not even remotely. Yes it needs work, which it will definitely receive, going off the team's previous track record.

I don't understand some people's over the top reactions to this game's current state. It is absolutely, 100% playable, right now at this very moment, and will only get better with time. What is the issue? Is it that the game costs $49.99? If that is the reason, then I just don't understand. That is a BARGAIN! Going out to a movie here in the US costs over 10 dollars now. Hell new DVDs are in the 20s. Those entertain you for an hour or two, tops. Hell I'm pretty certain you spent more than that on your flight stick alone, unless you're using a cheapy .

I've bought FSX payware that costs as much as this game, and those are 1 aircraft. This is a WHOLE game...


This wasn't all directed at you, man, just people in general who have the same attitude about this game. Give it a go, an I think you'll be singing a different tune. If you even remotely enjoy WWII flight swimming, and I'm pretty sure you do, I don't see how you could NOT enjoy the hell out of it, and isn't that what this is really all about? Enjoying these incredible flight sims for what they are, and becoming utterly immersed in the experience?
^^ This. Perfect response to everybody who has decided to flame the game because it was released early. Just think of it as getting an extended BETA access, and thank God that there is so much love and support behind the game to make it as special as 1946 became.

As for me, I am just going to be playing RoF and 1946 until it is finished, but I certainly won't bash it in the meantime.

Also I do know that when I go to CloD I will probably not be able to stomach 1946 anymore. It will just feel a bit too dated.
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Old 08-22-2011, 09:44 PM
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I'm not quite sure where everyone is seeing this supposed "depth" in CoD.
If anything playing CoD has made me appreciate UP3 and DBW much, much more than I did before.
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Just fix the friggin thing you boof heads. It's getting boring now. Only 11 people on the whole thing. Yawn.
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Old 08-26-2011, 08:11 PM
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I'm not quite sure where everyone is seeing this supposed "depth" in CoD.
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...but the added complexities of CoD in terms of each aircraft's systems are so beyond the IL2 engine that after experiencing them IL2 feels artificial and "gamey".
It's the depth of the actual aircraft (the most important thing, imho). The engine management is LIGHT years ahead of vanilla IL2. Just getting my Spitfire started and off the ground is immensely satisfying to me. I can spend hours just doing pattern work in CloD and end my session with an ear to ear grin and a huge sense of accomplishment. Add to that the ability to actually fight with these aircraft (unlike FSX, etc...) and I'm sold
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