New trailer

[DmonSlyr]

I like it! Y'all are getting better with vids! I feel like this type of vid is something that should be on the main page for AH. Too me, that F4F vid just doesn't show enough. Get this on YouTube Ads if you can. 

[Shuffler]

I like it! Y'all are getting better with vids! I feel like this type of vid is something that should be on the main page for AH. Too me, that F4F vid just doesn't show enough. Get this on YouTube Ads if you can.

This is not AH.

[Bruv119]

i like the video whoever made it well done.

now that the focus for this game is on a smaller scale battle area can the graphics/water/terrain be upgraded to match some of the newer cockpits?

i believe this is the only way to capture the younger generation and get them to stay.

[MickDono]

Yep. The graphics are not attractive.

[Lazerr]

Is the video quality bad to anyone else? I didnt expect WOP to compete in the graphics category, but it seems like the video doesnt even show the quality of HTC's "moderately good" graphics.

[FLS]

For VR the advanced graphics are mostly turned off by default, presumably to aid performance for the typical system.

[jimbo71]

[asterix]

It's already got 12 dislikes! One stalking hater who creeps this forum with 12 youtube accounts or 12 stalking haters who creep this forum?

War is definitely on in the like/ dislike and commentary section. Maybe should have created a sister company and launched the game independent from AH and this forum and announce ties with HTC later or something.

[CptTrips]

War is definitely on in the like/ dislike and commentary section. Maybe should have created a sister company and launched the game independent from AH and this forum and announce ties with HTC later or something.

I'm convinced some of the bashers on Steam are AH players.  I guess they see it as some kind of zero-sum threat to AHIII. 

People just don't compile.  They got bugs.

[100Coogn]

I'm convinced some of the bashers on Steam are AH players.  I guess they see it as some kind of zero-sum threat to AHIII. 

People just don't compile.  They got bugs.

For sure.  The AHIII thread is the same way on Steam.  Probably butt-hurt people that got banned for one reason or another.
I couldn't comment on there, because I didn't get AHIII from Steam.  It would be good to point that fact out to other people reading that thread.

Coogan

[Wiley]

I'm convinced some of the bashers on Steam are AH players.  I guess they see it as some kind of zero-sum threat to AHIII. 

Well, the zero-sum threat idea is not completely out of line.  Much of the work carries over, but a fair bit of it doesn't.  Working on WOP specific stuff means not working on AH specific stuff.

People have their pet desires, and anything that isn't working toward their idea of what's most important is "wasted effort".  There's a lot of people who feel VR is a waste and they should be making more planes, for example.

As to the stalkers, I've never seen people that just keep coming back again and again to whine about a game outside of Derek Smart on Star Citizen.  It's weird.

I've decided for the most part to just sit back and watch.  I have my opinion.  It is not constructive.

I didn't go deep on the reviews but the negative ones I saw were bug-related and "Japan bias" related which kind of made me chuckle.

Wiley.

[CptTrips]

Well, the zero-sum threat idea is not completely out of line.

I think that zero-sum thinking is narrow and short-sighted. 

How much new stuff would AH get if HTC were to close it's doors?

The first and primary goal of any fan of AH should be to keep HTC financially healthy.  Even if that means developing some additional income sources.   To go and try and sabotage HTC's efforts to keep itself afloat because they are mad they haven't a new xyz fighter to add to the stable that already 70 something planes in it, just boggles my mind.

Some of the grips are legitimate.  I have no problem with constructive criticism.  I've never been shy about telling HTC what I think works well and what I think is broken.  But there is a difference between trying to help HTC make a better product and trying to convince people "Don't waste your time on this excrement!"

Of course, I have no proof.  They may all just be Steam tards.  But if there were some AH players who were trying to make WarOP fail because they think HTC would then be forced to concentrate all it's efforts on AHIII, that would seem mentally ill to me.

$0.02.

 

[puller]

LMAO Japanese bias 

Yeah right...how many on here would sign up for the Japanese side of scenario...oh wait not many 

[Shuffler]

I think that zero-sum thinking is narrow and short-sighted. 

How much new stuff would AH get if HTC were to close it's doors?

The first and primary goal of any fan of AH should be to keep HTC financially healthy.  Even if that means developing some additional income sources.   To go and try and sabotage HTC's efforts to keep itself afloat because they are mad they haven't a new xyz fighter to add to the stable that already 70 something planes in it, just boggles my mind.

Some of the grips are legitimate.  I have no problem with constructive criticism.  I've never been shy about telling HTC what I think works well and what I think is broken.  But there is a difference between trying to help HTC make a better product and trying to convince people "Don't waste your time on this excrement!"

Of course, I have no proof.  They may all just be Steam tards.  But if there were some AH players who were trying to make WarOP fail because they think HTC would then be forced to concentrate all it's efforts on AHIII, that would seem mentally ill to me.

$0.02.

Bingo!

[Wiley]

I think that zero-sum thinking is narrow and short-sighted. 

Sorry, should've said it.  Of course it is, but there's some who get fussy about the last plane addition being 2014 or whatever it was.  Like Chris Rock said, I don't agree with it, but I understand.

How much new stuff would AH get if HTC were to close it's doors?

The first and primary goal of any fan of AH should be to keep HTC financially healthy.  Even if that means developing some additional income sources.   To go and try and sabotage HTC's efforts to keep itself afloat because they are mad they haven't a new xyz fighter to add to the stable that already 70 something planes in it, just boggles my mind.

Some of the grips are legitimate.  I have no problem with constructive criticism.  I've never been shy about telling HTC what I think works well and what I think is broken.  But there is a difference between trying to help HTC make a better product and trying to convince people "Don't waste your time on this excrement!"

Of course, I have no proof.  They may all just be Steam tards.  But if there were some AH players who were trying to make WarOP fail because they think HTC would then be forced to concentrate all it's efforts on AHIII, that would seem mentally ill to me.

$0.02.

Like I say I didn't go deep but the ones I saw looked like typical new people from Steam.  My favorite is still the guy from the AH3 release that was complaining about getting disoriented trying to play in VR while standing up.  Playing a flight sim... while standing.

Wiley.