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How many eyes does the virtual pilot in CoD have? = 1 How many eyes does a (healthy) 109 pilot have? = 2 An illustration.... Here's what a Cyclops would see if he flew the BF-109. As you can see it's exactly the same standard view we have in CoD. On eye, straight down the centerline.... http://img577.imageshack.us/img577/8366/cyclops.jpg Now here's what a real 109 pilot would see. A pilot with binocular vision. A pilot with the reticle being projected fully into one eye..... http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/4853/109kb.jpg At the moment people are taking the current Cyclops view as 'Realism'. |
As it is, it gives a huge unrealistic advantage to 6dof users. I dont have a TrackIR and I'm not going to get one. The great majority of the people buying the game will be similar to me in that regard.
I cannot see why simple offset camera position(without leaning forward, zooming, restricting views) is not possible. Either offset camera position OR full reticle visible, pseudo-simulating 2-eye stereo vision, with 50% of the reticle glowing maybe 50 or 25% of the intensity. |
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edit: how silly is this really? TrackIR 6dof crowd forcing people to adapt to THEIR hardware, and unrealistic advantages? Is this a simulation game or not? By whose standards, and to what extent? |
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FFS, go play something easier, will ya? I really can't stand people that want to ruin even the last of this sim (emphasis on "ulation") because it's too f*cking hard for them. People with learning disabilities belong to a wholly different class of games. |
maybe thats why you mostly knock the pea off, close one eye
:-P maybe then you'll hit it :-P @Redroach - why dont you go to another forum if you wanna speak to its members like this! he is allowed his opinion so acting like a petty child calling him a retard is just plain rude. |
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P.S. Even with the gunsight in the middle you will have problems while manoeuvring and trying to aim without any tracking software/hardware. |
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