I saw an F-15 demonstration at the Ramstein air show in 1977.

No Dutchman, you didn't hit a nerve. You just don't know what you're talking about.

Vince

I'm sure TK would be all too willing to incorporate as many European aircraft types as possible, as long as you're willing to pay for them .

Keep in mind that ThirdWire's a small shop, working on a limited budget, and doing a damned good job in the process.

Other than that, take satisfaction in the fact the third-party aircraft can easily exceed the default models in both the authenticity of their flight and systems modeling, and in their graphical quality.

Knowing Tk, I highly doubt that is the case.

I rest my case..

Well,what was his criteria then?

I'd like to have a Red side campaign where you could fly MiG-23s, 25s, 27s, but... *shrug* That kinda shows you how little in terms of resources he has to work with when he can't even give you planes on the other side that could utilize the same campaigns and squadrons.

The publisher couldn't even include a stinking jewel case for the CD or a pamphlet for a manual. Believe me, there isn't any more money available for more features.

Maybe he should open up the European market to WoE,should rise sales,right?
I would buy it,yes!

Maybe. Frankly, so long as it sold and generated more money for Thirdwire, it doesn't matter where he sells it. But that has more to do with the publisher than the developer. I'm not sure why Boldgames wouldn't release it in Europe at the same time.

"Bold"games?
Don't think so...

That's the publisher's name. I didn't choose it.

I miss Jane's Combat Simulations.