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Quitters are Losers

[twitchy]

Alot of you have said in this thread that it would be impossible to run both versions of AH...
Uh, Malarkey.
We did it just fine for months on end during beta testing, which in my opinion we are still testing and debugging. I agree with what Moil said earlier, I'd like to see AH1 back up and running at least until AH2 is 'finished' and ready.

[Flossy]

Originally posted by twitchy
I'd like to see AH1 back up and running at least until AH2 is 'finished' and ready.

Well you'll have a long wait for AH1 to come back up.    

[Grimm]

Originally posted by twitchy
I'd like to see AH1 back up and running at least until AH2 is 'finished' and ready.

I doubt AH2 will ever be Finished,  I would expect Patchs, improvments and game play adjustment right up till  the next version of AH is in the works.  

In fact, they never really finished AH1,  They kept working on it right till they Started AH2

Doesnt anyone remember the progression of AH??  

I am Sorry that some of you are Frustrated with the new version, but if you roll with it,  it will do nothing be get better and better.

[Kweassa]

I agree with what Moil said earlier, I'd like to see AH1 back up and running at least until AH2 is 'finished' and ready.

 AH2 is finished and ready.

Not that AH2 didn't need a graphics engine upgrade, but it might have been a good idea to be a little more conservative in setting the typical specs necessary to play the game.

 AH has been conservative enough. It's still lagging behind at least 2 years worth of tech curve. How more 'conservative' you want it to be? Just lookit what other contendors have to offer.

I knew the really upper level uber pilots would stay because they know they'll master the new system as well and be owning truly talentless dweebs like myself again in no time and because they tend to enjoy the challenge.

 Actually its the upper level of pilots who are leaving - or at least, the loud ones. Obviously the fact that they couldn't land 15 kills in one sortie hurt their pride more than the newbies being more or less the same in their limited success.

3) Disappointments: Some, I knew would bail simply because I knew that after years of waiting they'd be disappointed at the end product.

 And the end product is so limited, because HTC is still keeping the user specs as low as possible. Your points 1) and 3) are mutually incompatible.

 
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[Grimm]

Originally posted by Seagoon
Actually, I figured that regardless of how bugless the AH2 was a large number of players would end up leaving
1) Hardware issues
2) Flight model
3) Disappointments:
But I also knew that if HT simply perseveres eventually the losses will be made up with new player subscriptions. So hang in there HT. Hey, if I can keep playing sims for 20 years knowing full well that I'll never be any better than Ham the flying chimp no matter how many hours I log, you can fly through the turbulance.

- SEAGOON

Pretty much hit the nail on the head Seagon.   I will be hanging in there and enjoy the improvments as they come.