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and then having to unlock weapons I would just laugh, and browse on, I'm 42 years old. If I would today stand between buying a 100$ sim. This is my greatest fear about the project.

This title will only grow stronger in time, but I recommend you to voice your opinions about the unlocks were the devs can see it, not immediately feel it in their pockets. I tried some positive thinking, and pretend I have to attend flight-school against my will. I'm not really bitter anymore about the forced SP campaign, to unlock stuff for MP and QM's. I've been an owner of the game for quite some time, and I already got my 100$ worth out of it, several times over. And mainly I really want it to take over the coming 10+ years as the New IL2 in the. I've been an owner of the game for quite some time, IL2:BoS have a very solid platform, and great flight-models, a real feeling that you are in an old WWII bird, and an incredible sensation of real flight, that I can't remember when the last time I felt. Personally, my experience with the endless Star Citizen promises have put me off of buying things that are not finished anyway.IL2:BoS have a very solid platform, and great flight-models, a real feeling that you are in an old WWII bird, and an incredible sensation of real flight, that I can't remember when the last time I felt. You will also get early access to modules they are developing. However, if you choose to download these modules directly from the website then you do not necessarily have to buy Battle of Stalingrad first and the developers will not have to pay Steam part of the purchase.

You can connect your steam purchases with the IL-2 website but not the other way around.

You won’t have to manage yet another login.

Updates are handled in a straight-forward manner.

Money conversions are removed from the buying process.

Why Buy on Steam?Īs much as I don’t like steam, it will provide some useful services: When you think about it, its a shocking omission from a sales point of view and you would have thought that someone within their team would have done something about it many years ago, its that basic. There are other IL-2 games you can buy which are not part of this set, but I haven’t put the time to figure out if any of them can be used with VR, and I’m not going to waste my money and time a second time. As you can see from the screenshot, the modules show up as a list on the loading screen. If you get to the point where you are happy flying around in Stalingrad, you can optionally add extra content in the form of the Battle of Bodenplatte, the Battle of Kuban, the Battle of Moscow, and the Flying Circus volume 1. This is the IL-2 loading screen showing the modules you bought at the top right of the display.