I think its pretty bad timing and an odd marketing plan (especially as they admit to a loss on WOP)on there point .. Most people will probably have got all they need buy then from BoB SOW unless it turns to vapourware

Ighten, I see your point, but WoP (and it's sequel, presumably) are compatible with modest computers. I would rather pay extra for a WoPII, if it provides mission builder, customisation etc. than have to spend a small fortune on a super-pc to play SoW, no matter how good it is. Of course we may never see either the sequel or SoW, but hopefully, for all our sakes we'll have the choice of both.

The timer is so irritating. And the sequel better introduce a huge discount to all the poor suckers like me who bought WOP expecting some support.

All I can say is, why don't any American companies release a decent flight sim ?

Or are they just as greedy and conniving (admin edit)

IL-2 pissed me off when they charged us big bucks for each new update, then released the whole package for 1/5 the cost that us Suckers paid.

I may wait until this company inevitably does the same 3-5 years from now.

I stopped playing this game because of the stupid time limit

plus it has only a few missions + a boring training mode (i dont play online)

The flight and ballistic models did it for me. After flying DCS and especially ROF lately WOP's fm just feel a bit too odd. The terrain and cockpits are very lovely though.

I don't mind paying for extra stuff, Maddox, ED, Gaijun, Neoqb are all small teams trying to produce stuff in a niche genre that I enjoy. If they produce quality stuff I'm happy to support them, and I do regard WOP as a good product I just prefer ROF.