I could call that, ”Home”…!
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Having been in a B-17 finally (one of my near bucket list items, flying in one is a bucket list item), I am amazed how small they are inside. Anyone approaching 5’8 or 145 lb is going to have a tight squeeze everywhere when geared up.
Also if they have a fully implemented Norden bombsight, I will be a happy man.
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Hey they could make a lot of money by selling images for hundred of bucks.
I heard it works, lately.
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That only works if you price it in the thousands so people know you are serious
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Ach, that shows why I can never be one of the cool developer.
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You’re the coolest there is…
I know these are just pics, but they are pics of a B-17, from the same developer that made ”B-17 Flying Fortress” and kept me entertained for…a long time!
A guy can dream, right?
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Not only you can dream. You must Dream!
I’ll be right there with you as soon as they post anything that shows some gameplay.
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If it looks like a duck, but it smells like a weasel, talks like a weasel and solves systems of complex differential equations like a weasel, it may not actually be a duck.
The point is, just calling yourself Bioware doesn’t make your next game Baldur’s Gate.
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I hate to repeat myself, but…
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Out of curiosity, how do you tell the difference between a duck and a weasel based on their ability to solve diffs?
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Ducks are known for their preference to use the Laplace transform. 
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That’s actually surprisingly accurate.
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And as it turns out, I’m not the only one dreaming here… 
Bill Stealey is onboard…
There! Ha!
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Dude… That’s actually working against this.
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Dude, that’s sound math. I kid you not. The ducks have it all figured out.
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Still, it’s the bleepin’ weasels that run the bleepin’ world my friend.
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Well, I guess if the ducks are kept in a row…
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Eagles may soar, but weasels don’t get sucked into jet engines.
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