mediteranian air war

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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby AvHistory » Tue Dec 13, 2005 6:31 pm

It seems to be working its way back into the mix...at least I am hearing more about it among the group.   You have to be aware however that Mathias's heart is really with the Me-110 & is doing it from the ground up with an all new model for CFS3.

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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby Mathias » Tue Dec 13, 2005 6:47 pm

Old shot there, Bear.
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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby 61_OTU » Tue Dec 13, 2005 7:08 pm

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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby AvHistory » Tue Dec 13, 2005 9:02 pm

 ;)  I was not sure it was OK to show the 9/ZG 76, Balkan Campaign, May 1941 skin yet.

Thanks for the birthday greetings.  :)
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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby LuftwaffeOberst » Tue Dec 13, 2005 11:35 pm

:o Bear....your hand hurt? lol...guns are more fun. When I'm pissed I take my .303 En. Out back and empty a box in a bucket at 200 yards. The only thing that's sore after that is my right shoulder. 8)

Good to see ya Kevin!
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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby james007 » Wed Dec 14, 2005 12:51 am

Bear, Bear since
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Re: Mediteranean air war

Postby IndioBlack » Wed Dec 14, 2005 4:26 am

There are several problems with message boards, to which I can attest, having been thrown off quite a few.

1. Language problems. Even when English is the native language, people often have trouble getting their ideas over, or understanding other people's posts. It gets worse when one of the writers isn't English - American for example.

2. Sense of humour problems. The above crack at the Yanks was a joke, but there will be a fair number of you who don't think it's funny, and some of those will believe I'm being deliberately insulting. If we could all just laugh a little more, particularly at ourselves, we might just get along better.

3. Arrogance. Some people get a little arrogant, particularly when they achieve a certain level of Kudos on the board, have supplied some sort of downloadable work for the masses, or have a little clique of supporters who agree with their every word they pronounce. These are the sorts of people who feel they can say anything they want. Because usually no one will dare argue with them.

4. Sensitivity. But the same people who dish it out, never seem to be able to take it. People out there are easily offended. The Web is full of wusses. Don't pick a fight with a guy who makes aircraft, or he might stop making them. Even Microsoft don't like people telling them what they'd like to have in a flight simulator. Which is why they're usually really bad and have to be developed by third parties into something worthwhile.

5. The Webmaster. He's the guy who steps in just as an argument is getting interesting, and sides with the most influential party in the argument against the lone figure who has no mates, but might have a bloody good point.

Get used to it, it's not going to get any better.
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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby Mathias » Wed Dec 14, 2005 4:31 am

IB, sounds like you are around the www since quite some time. ;D ;D ;D
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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby 61_OTU » Wed Dec 14, 2005 6:56 am

It's a good point well put IB. I agree that language is a key issue here. I would be the first to admit that I would have no chance in participating on a forum in James007's native language.

Why any freeware developers do what they do is beyond me. They get no reward, constant grief, and people telling them that they should do, or should have done, this or that.

I think it was Kevin's sig that said "Why not email a freeware designer today and thank him for his work". How about we also give them a little room on the forums to show us their efforts without suggesting that they're working on the wrong things?

You've got Fox-Four under your avatar. I don't know what the connection is, but it seems to me that all freeware designers get involved in order to produce something which pleases themselves. Until I'm prepared to devote the required time to learning to do it myself, why on earth would I feel I've got any say in what other people are doing or in what should come next?

That means they are not interested in ever representing the Pacific Theare through CFS3 in the Future.


That seems a little more than a language problem to me.
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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby james007 » Thu Dec 15, 2005 12:38 am

61_OTU by your own admission you only have a problem the one setence that I wrote on my post.
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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby james007 » Thu Dec 15, 2005 1:57 am

61_OTU by your own admission you only have one problem the one sentence that I wrote on my post.
"That means they are not interested in ever representing the Pacific Theater through CFS3 in the Future".
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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby Mathias » Thu Dec 15, 2005 3:37 am

Quite simple put, the future of CFS3, as it stands now, is WWI OFF, due out this Sunday, and MAW, which both will keep it's developers busy for quite some time to come to accurately render these both chapters of history.
Now come Mr James 007 and asks for the Pacific in CFS3, implying in the next sentence that we are the grave diggers of CFS3 if don't do it, and also implying that we short-sighted ETO nutters.
Turn it as you want, that is offensive and inappropriate and barely a question of democracy or whatever you try to talk into a hobby in which you are only involved from a Spectator's position.
For the record, we practice democratic rules within our groups to which you do not belong thus you can't claim the right to have a say at all.
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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby james007 » Thu Dec 15, 2005 2:07 pm

Hey, Mathias turn as you may. I was just a opinion. Being a Eropean nutter is not a insult. Is all right to be a European nutter. You have express your preference and I have my view.

All I was try to point to you that you might enrich your flying experience if you would created and fly in different Thearers with different planes.

As for saying you grave diggers of CFS3 is just a opinion. Not a insult. You may differ from my opinion but I have the righ to things as I see it. There is no point in insulting or degrade any one for expressing his view.

We fought World war two to be able express our self as long as we do not offend any one or tramp on some one else rights.

I had the wrong impression about this forum and your group. I though like in other forums every one participated in the development of the Sim. Every one has a input or least the right to be heard and respected regardless of his experience developmental involvement.

I see thats not the way things work here. A small group decides who can say what and and do what. Boy that remind a regime some 60 years ago. Thats the reason we play this game. To enjoy the planes of that era and to recall the sacrifyces made by men of that era to keep us free from groups like this one.

Boy you have manage to decrease my desire to fly in this Sim.

I see this program belongs to you and not to the CFS3 community as whole.

Mathias have great Chrismas, Germany is beautiful country with beatiful prople. Long live freedom and long live Democracy.

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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby AvHistory » Thu Dec 15, 2005 2:33 pm

James,

Have read one response after another by you and its obvious you just don't get it. So why not just let it go & take a hike as I don't think you are going to get anything from us that will please you.

Since you have no interest in what I do in my "off" time I thought I might as well tell you a little more about what I do in my "off" time.

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If you get the idea that I am not really paying any serious attention to you, congrats you have broken the code.

BTW The respect you desire is earned not asked for.
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Re: mediteranian air war

Postby 61_OTU » Thu Dec 15, 2005 5:23 pm

I am a short sighted ETO nutter

James is right

All of my previous posts were influenced by medication (Katahu's to blame) except for the ones where I used text

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