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Blackdog_kt 05-17-2011 12:00 AM

I forgot to mention in my previous post, blowing up fuel tanks certain conditions. It doesn't happen too often but i've done it a few times, you first need to rupture the fuel tank and let it streak some fuel to empty it a bit, so that there's room in it for gasoline vapors to expand.

Then, if you give it another burst and your incendiaries connect it explodes. I've found out that pausing between bursts increases the chance of this.

justme262 05-17-2011 07:19 AM

I think I read somewhere that the collision boxes for the bullets and planes are smaller in COD too.
I have noticed IL2.46 seems way too easy after playing COD. I played a mission on IL2.46 and shot down 5 hurricanes and 2 spitfires before my bf109E4 ran out of ammo!! That would be impossible in COD.
Also the Browning .303 and the MG17 .312 rounds are not very powerful, just rifle caliber.
Il2.46 you often flying planes with large canons and 50cals...

carguy_ 05-17-2011 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Plt Off JRB Meaker (Post 284076)
I actually think they've got this right,especially the British aircraft anyway,it was difficult to bring down German aircraft especially big bombers like the Do17,Ju88 or Heinkel 111.

However I am lead to believe that the cannon round used in German aircraft was much more favourable when shooting down aircraft.

But as a whole I think the authenticity in COD is just about perfect.

I can`t say I like those slow cannons. Can`t remember when`s the last time I hit anything from a fast angle. In CloD I`d really rather have the MG17 in the wings. Cannons may be good for shooting bombers, though machineguns seem more practical.


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