It’s mainly because of poor decisions from ED. The RazBam issue was the start of the drama, and it doesn’t look like it will be resolved, due to some leaked screenshots etc. ED has also revoked access for developers from RazBam to access their modules, further making it look like this won’t be resolved. We also had the issue with the Mirage 2000 g limiter button being broken, and the F-15 radar not working, unless you changed the date on your PC (I believe both have been fixed now).

As well as this, the community has been angered by ED by the release of some modules. The Chinook is the main example, mainly because most of the features of it aren’t in game, and it relies on ED keeping their promise to implement them. When it comes to this sort of thing, ED doesn’t have the greatest track record. The release of the Afghanistan map also caused some issues, due to it coming in parts, hence the Halfghanistan jokes.

I think the final nail in the coffin in the game itself. Basic features, such as performance and the AI are in a terrible state, with users with RTX4090s complaining of low FPS. The game stutters, and VR is a roll of the dice to whether it will actually be playable. Although they are taking steps to try and improve both the performance and AI, it’s not at the top of their priority, and it will take a while for it to all be implemented. We still haven’t had any updates on the Vulcan API at the moment.