Originally Posted by JG53Frankyboy (Post 332047)

still no MG-FF/M for the 110C-4/-7 ? what a pitty..........

Originally Posted by mazex (Post 332108)

I'm not old enough to have flown in 1940 but with all the coal burning etc it sure was not better than today. After a about 500 hours in small planes of various kind (not much compared to professional pilots but enough to have an opinion I think) I can say that the few days where you don't have a rather thick haze like in this game are really rare. It often happen during winter or early spring... A bright summer day with clear sky is often the worst actually ;) Sometimes you can start thinking there is a forest fire somewhere but nope, just that haze that is mostly moist from what I understand and not pollution. Then when you pass a break layer you suddenly go above that ground haze at say 10k feet and it's like going up from water into clear air. Rather weird effect... I think the current haze effect in the game nails it rather good - and it can be a lot worse IRL some days. Before this patch it looked all wrong with way to clear sky IMHO. Others will for sure punt in ;)

Originally Posted by Sven (Post 332121)

The crew of the HE111 started smoking pot in this Beta patch.

Pre-patch:

http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/57...1B0AA40EB7CC4/

Post-patch

http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/57...E4360A6DDA1D4/

Originally Posted by Sven (Post 332121)

The crew of the HE111 started smoking pot in this Beta patch.

Pre-patch:

http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/57...1B0AA40EB7CC4/

Post-patch

http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/57...E4360A6DDA1D4/


Also muzzle flashes now seem way too bright IMO.

Originally Posted by mazex (Post 332108)

I'm not old enough to have flown in 1940 but with all the coal burning etc it sure was not better than today. After a about 500 hours in small planes of various kind (not much compared to professional pilots but enough to have an opinion I think) I can say that the few days where you don't have a rather thick haze like in this game are really rare. It often happen during winter or early spring... A bright summer day with clear sky is often the worst actually ;) Sometimes you can start thinking there is a forest fire somewhere but nope, just that haze that is mostly moist from what I understand and not pollution. Then when you pass a break layer you suddenly go above that ground haze at say 10k feet and it's like going up from water into clear air. Rather weird effect... I think the current haze effect in the game nails it rather good - and it can be a lot worse IRL some days. Before this patch it looked all wrong with way to clear sky IMHO. Others will for sure punt in ;)