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IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games.

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LAte 2012 .. before end of the world 21-12-2012 7 7.29%
early 2013 .. key! world didn't end after all! 10 10.42%
mid 2013 .. wait is killing me! 17 17.71%
Late 2013 .. not a happy pilot chappy 62 64.58%
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Old 10-30-2012, 11:39 AM
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early 2013 for me

once the gfx engine and game engine is fixed and they addressed the main FM and DM issues, "all they need" for BoM is a few more plane models and some different scenery. its not that big of a step (and they already have been working on it the last 12 months as a priority, and not working on CoD). and this new release would be 2 yrs after the CoD release, just about on track for the old pace of providing il2 series sequels.

but here is me hoping they actually fix the residual bugs we have in CoD (weapons issues, missing features etc), so that BoM is not just a new add-on on top of the incomplete and buggy mess we got now. still, i am glad the whole project is back on track and that CoD at least runs now, and online in multiplayer it is pretty good (but with some significant missing features and some annoying bugs)

i would have trusted Oleg to address the residual bugs and deal with them and understand the importance to do so (to rebuild confidence in the series and refute the detractors), but i just dont know if luthier understand the importance in having to fix them (he might well try and release a reasonably well functioning BoM and then immediately move onto the MMO without ironing out the main residual bugz that affect gameplay and the game working as a good ww2 simulator).

time will tell
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Old 10-30-2012, 12:00 PM
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early 2013 for me

once the gfx engine and game engine is fixed and they addressed the main FM and DM issues, "all they need" for BoM is a few more plane models and some different scenery. its not that big of a step (and they already have been working on it the last 12 months as a priority, and not working on CoD). and this new release would be 2 yrs after the CoD release, just about on track for the old pace of providing il2 series sequels.

but here is me hoping they actually fix the residual bugs we have in CoD (weapons issues, missing features etc), so that BoM is not just a new add-on on top of the incomplete and buggy mess we got now. still, i am glad the whole project is back on track and that CoD at least runs now, and online in multiplayer it is pretty good (but with some significant missing features and some annoying bugs)

i would have trusted Oleg to address the residual bugs and deal with them and understand the importance to do so (to rebuild confidence in the series and refute the detractors), but i just dont know if luthier understand the importance in having to fix them (he might well try and release a reasonably well functioning BoM and then immediately move onto the MMO without ironing out the main residual bugz that affect gameplay and the game working as a good ww2 simulator).

time will tell
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Old 10-30-2012, 01:08 PM
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My estimation is late 2013 as well... if not early till midst 2014. Okay they made huge steps forwards regarding the gfx engine, but there is still a loooot of things to do with the engine.

Besides they need to implement a couple of new planes with at least abut 5-6 NEW playable planes (there should be a vast number of AI planes, at least 20)
Apart from this they have to add a working weather system and advanced physics (TREE COLLISION!! ), and working communication. Some pilot animations (Bailout sequenze!!) are welcomed as well, maybe some of this in bombers to actually get the feeling to have a living crew in this plane and not just some dummies.
Releasing the sequel too early again would be the ende of the series. They have to release a game which fixes the great majority of bugs of CloD AND the sequel within the first release version! Anything else would be the second and last financial desaster of the company.

All these things combined are a huge amount of work and can't (or should I say shouldn't) be rushed to a release within the next 6 months.... so early 2013 is no option for me... allthough I hope for it of course. But I better wait maybe a year or two to get a bugfree sequel which has all the potential to be a financial success for the team and therefore provides us with more content in the future!
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