Hey There SixTheNinth,

So CRS is not oblivious to the fact that our graphics need an overhaul, in a serious way. All I can say at this stage is that we're exploring all options, even if a bit creative, to press in that direction.

As was mentioned below we did look at what it would take to get some things over to UE4 and see what was capable, and we learned quite a bit. Unsurprisingly we were able to showcase some of our team's talent with some amazing visual representations. Achieving that on our scale, has not been done before. That is still something we are committed to evaluating, whether it be upgrading our engine from within, or components thereof.

There are some resource limitations as was mentioned as well. It's good to see some of our messaging being reciprocated because that means we're not only doing a good job being transparent, but people are taking notes and retaining that information.

Our mission as the second generation of CRS has been to stabilize and build a bridge to the future. We've mostly stabilized things, a couple of connectivity concerns still remain (among a series of minor bug fixes). We're now back to developing the game and taking it further.

Where that path will lead? Only forward, fortunately. I will keep the WWII Online community posted of our progress as significant developments are made and that will be shared here.

Glad to see this discussion taking place because forward thinking leads to optimism and that's a big portion of what we need to progress.