stburr91

As others have pointed out, to make a ff module with nothing more than video, and "interviews" completely changes the meaning of full fidelity, and study level simulation.

Not to mention that there are no red aircraft to go up against this one, it just doesn't make any sense to add an F-35.

Just make it all up is fine...for Flaming Cliffs aircraft, not so much for full fidelity modules.

I think Combined Arms is the aforementioned redheaded stepchild.

ED testing, "It works on our machine", so there's no problem.

This has happened to me while playing back the track file with the Hind. I'm also using AMD hardware.

Very nice shots.

I hope you are right, but if one knows anything about how to operate a business, there are some very concerning signs plainly visible for all to see.

A clear majority of their products are unfinished early access projects, and they keep pushing out many more new ones, and as a result, every project is now moving at a snail's pace. They clearly have far more projects than they have resources for, and you don't see a problem?

Nobody can juggle this many balls for long, especially not with the rate in which they are adding more ea products, and new features into the mix. It's causing every project to take much longer to complete than it otherwise would, not to mention making customers nervous that it's all going to come crashing down. How many ea products have been completed this year, compared to how many new ea products have been released/announced this year?

Are there other "slip ups"? There are some products on sale in the e-store here, that are not on sale on Steam.

I said nothing about deadlines. I said it's time to stop making more promises, and start completing unfinished products/features. There are so many unfinished projects, yet then just keep announcing more...why? They clearly do not have the resources to complete the unfinished projects in a reasonable timeline, why keep adding more projects?

Yes, it's a real problem when the majority of the announced features, and products are unfinished, and they just keep making more promises, and releasing more early access products. It is well past time to stop making more promises, and starting completing the many projects that have remained unfinished for years now.

Do you guys remember that video that was going around a while ago where the guy being stupid shoots himself in the groin? I feel like I just watched that with DCS this weekend. Anyway, I'm glad to see that the "error" is going to be corrected. I think the lessons to learn from this is, 1) don't shoot yourself in the groin, and 2) when a company treats you like crap, be very vocal about how unhappy you are about it. Have a great weekend everybody.

I must say, I've never seen a company allow a 3rd party developer to treat it's customers like this before. With everything OnReTech has done with the development of this map post launch, I sure hope ED changes how they handle 3rd party products.