I agree with you, guys. It is a very difficult task to achieve. But in a sense, I understand the authors. When we continually improve the basic game, it inevitably ends up against its own limitations (ie the game code itself). Then we feel the ability to improve it, we want to start from scratch and do everything ourself.
Why not, but what a challenge !!! I think it will take many long years to achieve a result, and how much opportunities to abandon ! In the end, the game will never be perfect, we always want to improve it. And thinking that finally the HAHD project would be more reasonable than the ATWAR project, this is accepting somehow fail. So we will present later the culmination of the project by saying that we will eventually get there, and the authors will eventually get discouraged and give up. And neither HAHD project nor ATWAR project will have emerged ...
This is only my opinion, perhaps (and I hope) that I'm wrong.
I would like to have the opinion of the authors of ATWAR project and those who work on it.
Best regards
F.
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