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I get that, no worries. I'm not demanding answers. I get that the whole legal process is lengthy and complex. I was just posting my concerns because, as I see it, no matter who seems to be at fault in the whole dispute (ED, Razbam or a bit of both), the community losing modules over any kind of such dispute is an issue that has to be addressed by the parent company, especially considering that we've had some previous history of this kind with VEAO's Hawk, which ED claimed has been addressed going forward.

I'm not saying you're not right. This might be the case. But in the end it, even if you're completely correct in your interpretation of the contract terms, it's still a full on failure from ED's perspective if we're losing modules because of it. If a 3rd party breaches contract and ED takes over, they should be given the files to continue support. Otherwise, as I mentioned, we'll be losing modules left and right because one day some other 3rd party dev decides so.

and also @dahui I completely agree with you. However, wasn't the main issue, according to ED at least, that RAZBAM has breached contract? If that allegation is correct, that's a termination and not a voluntary suspention, no? It's simple, really: Is ED right, and RAZBAM breached contract? If so, ED should get the game files (according to the 3rd party agreement) and continue support for the modules Is ED wrong, and RAZBAM hasn't breached contract, and haven't been paid for no apparent reason? If so, they should be paid and will continue to support the modules In both cases, modules should still be here at the end of the fiasco. If they're not, I am inclined to believe that the whole business model and ED leadership should change, as this would clearly mean the current game payment model isn't sustainable. What's stopping another 3rd party dev from someday running into similar issues with ED, resulting in a bunch of other modules leaving our hands? It just doesn't work. Also, what even does "not willing" mean, @dahui? What's stopping Heatblur or Polychop to one day "not will" to provide support? What happens then, do we lose more modules? The whole business model fails if ED isn't capable of retaining the modules in cases/fiascos like these. I don't care if RAZBAM are at fault. If they are, by the contract signed, Eagle Dynamics SHOULD BE getting the game files which would mean continuation of module support. Any result in which all of RAZBAM's modules aren't supported going forward is a complete and utter failure from ED (sharing, or not sharing the blame with the 3rd party devs of RAZBAM).

Been searching around and I couldn't see an answer to this anywhere. Sorry if I missed it, and feel free to redirect me to the reply if so. If not, here I go. How did this happen considering we were told that 3rd party agreements are required to make the game files available, after the VEAO fiasco? I'm a bit confused and I want to know where to put my money from now on.

Leaving tomorrow for Czech Republic. Enjoy the throttle, Tzigy!

@Tzigy Unfortunately shipping to the US is excessively expensive so it's probably not worth the hassle for you. 77eur shipping costs >_<

Price drops to 150. Big chunky man taking up my floorspace, lol.

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