Curious...Why is this game so hard to get right?

[catito14]

The problem for me, is not the game itself, is how the Russians do the things. Look the "IronFront 44" for ARMA2, he was released the game without a demo and full of bugs. I don´t know how manage the projects in Russia, but apparently they do so in a quite different way from our "western minds".

[SiThSpAwN]

Originally Posted by catito14

The problem for me, is not the game itself, is how the Russians do the things. Look the "IronFront 44" for ARMA2, he was released the game without a demo and full of bugs. I don´t know how manage the projects in Russia, but apparently they do so in a quite different way from our "western minds".

Holy WTFs Batman....

[csThor]

Originally Posted by catito14

The problem for me, is not the game itself, is how the Russians do the things. Look the "IronFront 44" for ARMA2, he was released the game without a demo and full of bugs. I don´t know how manage the projects in Russia, but apparently they do so in a quite different way from our "western minds".

Quite honestly it's the other way around. The only sims worth the title that have come out in the past decade were mostly done by teams originated in Russia. Western publishers have mostly dropped out of that market or have butchered promising concepts in favor of a quick buck. If anything has happenend then it's that western ideas about management have contamined the previously productive environment of software development in Russia. Or, even shorter, western greed (aka total capitalism) has come and it's showing its ugly face.

[catito14]

Ups!! Guys, sorry if you misunderstand my comment, i didn´t mean it as "bad critic" ... i said it because the title of the thread ... sometimes we (or at least in my case) can´t understand how the devs manage the things. I think this is because a different idiosincracy between the west and the russian ideas.

[Toni74]

Originally Posted by csThor

Quite honestly it's the other way around. The only sims worth the title that have come out in the past decade were mostly done by teams originated in Russia. Western publishers have mostly dropped out of that market or have butchered promising concepts in favor of a quick buck. If anything has happenend then it's that western ideas about management have contamined the previously productive environment of software development in Russia. Or, even shorter, western greed (aka total capitalism) has come and it's showing its ugly face.

+1
true words.

[priller26]

Question..why is is so hard to get particle effects right...EVEN on those with very high end machines?

[the Dutchman]

What do you think,they can't even patch the damn sim,they simply lack the knowlidge!

[Wolf_Rider]

Originally Posted by csThor

Western publishers have mostly dropped out of that market or have butchered promising concepts in favor of a quick buck.

Not hard to understand when, quite often, you'll see some idiot fan pipe up and say; "I'll gladly pay $500 for a > insert no particular plane name< xyz variant" or model, or "I'll quite happily pay for this or pay for that"