Jason:
Congratulations! I wish you and the ROF team the very best of luck on the USA ICE release, excellent idea and I hope it brings added revenue in to allow father improvements in ROF including a possible campaign.
I too still have RedBaron II and 3d disks which I modded for everyone years ago. Then Wings of War, which turned out to be limited in what we could do, but is still fun in the instant fly mode, even if quite arcade. Next, was OFF and I'm very proud of how it has improved over the years. The currant version of Between Heaven and Hell and Hat in the Ring have become the best WWI sim experience out there besides Rise Of Flight, each having their strengths and weaknesses, but each being a ball to fly in and enjoy. I was an early purchaser of the prerelease of ROF and eagerly awaited the arrival of the DVD. I've bought about half the planes so far, all Entante, but will get around to trying the German ones eventually. I'm not much of a pilot, but love the graphics and all the effort obviously put into it.
I think what is most impressive is to see a commercial development that hasn't fallen to being bought out by a bigger company and turned into a video arcade version. The only other WWI sim that came close was Flying Corps but they had too many tech problems and it just didn't make it in many ways. The ROF team obviously believes in making the most accurate flight sim they can, just as the OFF team does. I thought only independent modders like the teams working on RedBaron and OFF were capable of this, but I'm glad I was wrong. Please stick with it and thank you for all your efforts!
All the best,
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