It's also not just about salaries. It's also about ditribution and retail channels. Today's Russia is a bit different.

Jason

Dunno, maybe not that off. Then again I could be completely wrong...
My thinking is that if they found a way to also let the environment partake in atmospheric interaction, and not just the planes themselves, without killing performance, then that might also be the solution to the windsock problem. If I remember correctly, they said animated windsocks where a cpu killer so far, and I don't think it was because of the graphical animation of the windsock.
But it's pure speculation on my part...

And if not, I'll just shoot down my wingman before landing to judge wind direction by the smoke from his smoldering wreckage
Dobby

Not to be a moaning minnie and all, but still no mention of dedicated servers (in the no graphics, no licence required sense)?

Unless that's what 'dogfight server' refers to?

There is already a no-graphics sense and if you require a license key for dedicated hosting you can request one directly from Neoqb, for free.

There is? When did this happen? I dunno, I'm away for 5 minutes...

Don't suppose there's a dedicated server guide too?

So THAT'S what you were reading with those funny goggles? RoF 1.009 release notes/blog entry.

I'm very happy to see these improvements AND communication from neoqb. I have to add my appreciation for publishing RoF for the US market, Jason. I may get flummoxed at a few annoyances, but I'm still glad I purchased the game. I can only see the experience getting better.

That is amazing. They don't know anything about their target audience do they? All they need to do is google "home cockpits", and they can see what people are building and using.

Those things are looking nice. So waiting time is usual end of month?

When it's ready Sim. :-)

Jason

As far as I know, dserver.exe has always been there....