Solution

[too-cool]

Here's how to resolve this entire situation very quickly, refund the money of everyone who purchased this product weather they want a refund or not, disable the product use completely in DCS. I'll bet the parties will resolve this issue in no time at all. As long as someone is making money off of this issue they are going to drag it out as long as they can. Neither side are concern enough about who owns or what parts of their are being violated, it's all about how much they can mike the situation for. Just my opinion only. This should end the back and forth with the clients and allow the two main parties to continue with their legal issue with out the added pressure form the users.

[Rudel_chw]

1 hour ago, too-cool said:

Just my opinion only.

there is already an existing thread to state your opinion, why start another?

[too-cool]

Didn't meant to start another thread, but to add to the discussion.

[draconus]

It wouldn't solve anything. It'd just remove great module (you assumed that only F-15E is a problem) from DCS and force refund on me, which I don't want or value. I'd be pretty pissed.

Refund if you want and move on but stay away from my purchase.

[PD919]

I think ED would be breeching their contract with RB if they did that.  

[upyr1]

On 9/4/2024 at 7:17 AM, draconus said:

It wouldn't solve anything. It'd just remove great module (you assumed that only F-15E is a problem) from DCS and force refund on me, which I don't want or value. I'd be pretty pissed.

Refund if you want and move on but stay away from my purchase.

This is why I would only support the mandatory refund if the modules become unusable. Though if that happens I'd welcome ED developing replacement modules. (I'd be fine with in store credit) 

[BIGNEWY]

please use this thread for discussion, no need to bump random older threads. 

thank you