RAZBAM developer Prowler has recently confirmed that the upcoming DCS World Vulkan API release will render all RAZBAM modules obsolete: F-15E Strike Eagle, Mirage 2000, AV-8B Harrier II and MiG-19.

This revelation contradicts a previous statement by Eagle Dynamics which promised ongoing support for these modules. Eagle Dynamics' decision not only contradicts their prior commitments but also threatens to undermine years of investment by flight sim enthusiasts and the trust of a dedicated community.

For many players, these modules are more than just software packages: they represent countless hours of enjoyment, learning, and dedication. The news that these beloved, costly modules will become obsolete without effective support from Eagle Dynamics is deeply troubling. Such a move will result in thousands of players losing access to cherished content they have invested significant time and money in.

Eagle Dynamics' apparent disregard for their prior assurances is causing a significant erosion of customer trust. It sets a worrying precedent for the future of third-party module purchases in DCS World. If Eagle Dynamics cannot assure the continuity and support of existing third-party modules, why would gamers feel confident investing in new ones?

We urge Eagle Dynamics to take immediate action to prevent the discontinuation of RAZBAM modules. By committing to supporting these modules indefinitely, Eagle Dynamics can restore faith within the community and ensure that players continue to enjoy their prized content without interruption.

Sign this petition to demand Eagle Dynamics honors its commitments and protects the investments of its dedicated gaming community.