LordOrion
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Ending the contract also means to actually kill the modules. Do you think customers would have been happy with such a decision taken by ED? People would go to the ED headquarters with torches and pitchforks! ED has his share of blame, but again, is RB that put on this blackmail while they cound have handled the dispute in a different way.
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They had all the time to really finish most of them before this s**t exploded. But they did't, and the reason is not "evil ED did't pay us". Try ask Zambrano where is the Harrier full manual he promised us many years ago...
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I believe that people who side with ED do so because RB's decision to block support and development of their modules is a form of blackmail that harms them personally. RB could have easily handled the situation differently, without involving them.
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Actually I own F-15E, M-2000C, AV-8B NA and South Atlantic (I just ditched the Mig-19 cause I'm not interested in planes of that era). And I whould prefer to get my modules finished and supported instead of my money back.
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A nice attempt to turning tables here...
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It is not ED that decided to stop all works on RB modules. RB took that decision.
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ED stated that they will do their best to keep it alive as it is now, wich means "no improvements and no bug fixes". The problem is that they probably can't keep it alive forever, so sooner or later it will stop to work.
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I think he belive that in that case RB whould continue work on their modules.
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So say we all.
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Please, replaced "ED decided" with "ED AND RB decided" in the above. And I'm not 100% sure that "ED AND RB decided" is correct too: ED didn't ask to RB to develop the F-15E for DCS, RB did. So there is a good chance that actually RB decided to release before having all features done, which is also a common practice of all DCS developers, including ED. I understand you are pissed for this situation (we all are), but blaming ED for RB stopped to ship updates is a nonsense.
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Crying that ED does not pay you and you can't work for free, which is exactly what RB did.
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Campaings are still on sale and they will continue work as long as the respective modules will work. Keep them up to date is up to their creators, so I won't worry about them for now.
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TrackIR wireless clip battery replacement
LordOrion replied to LordOrion's topic in PC Hardware and Related Software
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TrackIR wireless clip battery replacement
LordOrion replied to LordOrion's topic in PC Hardware and Related Software
Little update after a while: the second battery has arrived but... it does not work! The IR clips turn on but then turns off after a few seconds of work so maybe there is something else which is dead in my clip. In the end I gave up, returned the second battery and ordered a new IR clip on Amazon, which I just received and, surprise, it works ok (at last) Help me say "bye bye" to 70 euros... -
Indeed. RB conduct is "questionable", but they know how do things.
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Best in the world If I were sure I could survive my wife's wrath...
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Or focaccia. Or maybe a "calzone" (slurp!)
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Honestly speaking I don't know sice I'don't own thant module. I can only complain about the stuffs missing from the modules I own.
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Found this on X right now:
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I can have a laugh? Can mr "integrity" tell me where is my AV-8B manual?
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May I object that a) They could have done it a long time ago and b) the fact that the official request to remove their modules from the store came only a few days after another "help us, we don't get paid!" post from Ron is definitely suspicious... ?
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But works on people that don'tt know them yet. And looking here and elsewhere they are a lot.
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My 2 cents: this is just another attempt form RB to put pressure on ED and, at the same time, do some captatio benevolentiae (capturing goodwill) among the customers.
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