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Oleg Maddox 10-21-2009 07:19 AM

On this Friday
 
Hi folks,

After some illness I'm back to work

On this friday we plan to post some shots demonstrating some uniquie features of BoB engine. In game.

Please wait

Zorin 10-21-2009 07:26 AM

Glad you have recovered and are well again.

Looking forward to Friday :)

Bloblast 10-21-2009 07:30 AM

Ha Oleg,

Good news!
Looking forward to the update!

Snuff_Pidgeon 10-21-2009 07:45 AM

thanks Oleg, glad your back to good health.

HFC_Dolphin 10-21-2009 07:55 AM

Yupie!!!

Oleg Maddox 10-21-2009 08:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HFC_Dolphin (Post 112606)
Yupie!!!

Hi,

I will try to answer on your earlier email today.
I was too long time out of my work email due to my and then my son illness.

Tree_UK 10-21-2009 08:27 AM

good news.

TheGrunch 10-21-2009 09:06 AM

Sorry to hear that you and your son were ill, Oleg, glad to hear you're feeling better. Looking forward to seeing a glimpse of the game on Friday very much! :grin:

SlipBall 10-21-2009 09:08 AM

I'm glad you, and your son are feeling better:grin:

furbs 10-21-2009 09:08 AM

sorry to hear you was ill Oleg and good news for friday!

RCAF_FB_Orville 10-21-2009 09:35 AM

Great news, looking forward to it....Cheers.

Tvrdi 10-21-2009 10:12 AM

Oleg rides again :-)

JG52Uther 10-21-2009 11:00 AM

Thank you Oleg!

EAF51/155_TonyR 10-21-2009 11:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tree_UK (Post 112611)
good news.

Welcome back both

Flyby 10-21-2009 11:08 AM

good grief!
 
Oleg,
Sorry to hear you were ill. Who knew? Someone from your office should let us know so we could send get-well wishes.

Well, up and at 'em, old man. :D
Flyby out

Feathered_IV 10-21-2009 11:30 AM

Glad to hear you are feeling better. Sorry too to hear about the fruit of your loins, but looking forward to seeing the fruits of your labors. :-P

lep1981 10-21-2009 11:31 AM

OMG Oleg!

Thank you very much for showing us the light! :grin:

we'll be waiting for the news updates!

CRO_Adriatic 10-21-2009 12:03 PM

Thank you, waiting is horrible :)

Bearcat 10-21-2009 12:19 PM

Glad to hear you are on the mend.. waiting with baited breath...

Lucas_From_Hell 10-21-2009 12:34 PM

Glad to see you're back, Oleg.

Somehow, it seems that my waiting tactic worked. Just sit down and relax, and the updates will come sooner or later :cool:.

Well, that shall shut up the whiners for a while, right?

proton45 10-21-2009 02:04 PM

Cool, I'm glad you are feeling better...Friday will be a good day!

Baron 10-21-2009 02:55 PM

What everyonelse said and: WOOOOOHOOOO.

GF_Mastiff 10-21-2009 03:00 PM

Hi Oleg, glad you and your son are well. I too was out sick with you name it; first started off with very serious sinus infection got better, then a week later I get the flue..

Then get better then I get hurt at work..

But that lasted a good 4 weeks..

Now I too am better, and look forward to your update, god speed..

rakinroll 10-21-2009 03:15 PM

OMG!!! Oleg is real person!? :o Thanks for replay. :grin:

PS: I will start to whine after one week again. :-P

Skarphol 10-21-2009 03:18 PM

Good news!

Now, what am I going to do with my sig?
I'll keep it for a couple of more weeks, just in case..

Skarphol

NSU 10-21-2009 03:19 PM

wauu good news :-)

Feuerfalke 10-21-2009 03:27 PM

Now that's great news to hear you're back on your feet.


Oh, and of course great to hear we have some news on BoB incoming ;)



Best wishes.

Robert 10-21-2009 03:30 PM

Thanks for the quick update, Oleg. Sorry to hear you were sick and I hope it wasn't anything too serious. Looking forward to Friday.

Panzergranate 10-21-2009 04:56 PM

I agree with Oleg on the good pilot, though some aircraft are unbelieveably exceptional in maneuverability (I-16, Brewster B-239 Buffalo, I-153, Gloster J8A, CR-42, Avia B-534, etc.) when compared to the competition.

Despite advantages, history tells of ariel masacres with inexperienced rookie pilots and combat virgins, usually outnumbered, in major air battles, such as "Midway", "Singapore", etc.

I always fly the US Navy B-339 Buffalo in "Battle Stations Pacific" as it totally out performs the Zero, Oscar, etc. except in climbs. Of course the infamous sudden engine power loss, oil leaks over the windscreen when using WEP, gun electrical system failures, etc. isn't included in BSP, so I'm able to fly the Buffalo in its idealised form.... basically the Finnish version in US Navy colours.

My approach in all air combat simulators, and I've been virtual flying since Red Baron I, so I follow the following rules:

(1) Familiarise and learn to fly a particular aircraft well BEFORE using it in combat. This may involve reading up about how real aces exploited this particular aircraft's foiboles and characteristics, strengths and weaknesses.

(2) Practice and evaluate how well the aircraft performs the various maneuvers and stunts you'll be using in dogfights.

(3) Treat a dogfight as a "Rock, Paper, Scissors" game. It is no good basing a strategies and moves on factors your opponent's aircraft excells in and yours really sucks. Instead exploit your aircraft's advantages. For instance, the Buffalo will out turn ALL Soviet, Japanese and Allied fighters, has a very high roll and pitch rate, dives like a brick. On the negative side, it has an excessive dive recovery radius, climbs like an asmatic Elephant and in IL-2 1946, may have engine reliability problems. Needless to say, guess which abilities I exploit to the maximum.

(4) Stay relaxed and in control of the dogfight throughout, even when the opponent is behind you or appears to have the upper hand. In fact, if the opponent believes that he is "winning" he will become over confident and fall easily into traps, such as "Cutting The Turn", "Scissors", "Rolling Scissors", "Retournment" and "Retrograde Loops".

(5) Never underestimate your opponent. Even some clueless rookies can have flashes of brilliance, pull a surprise stunt and get lucky. Also not all folks flying like "Rookies" are really rookies, you may be about to be suckered by an ace.

(6) Read up everything you can on the air of ariel combat, especially the exploitsand tactics of the WW1 and WW2 aces, as much can be learnt that is useful.

(7) Improve your marksmanship. Ending up with a firing solution opportunity is worthless if you keep missing. Always lead a target well ahead an bring the stream of fire back towards him. If he climbs, he will pass straight through it. It is also possible to "herd" an opponent with well aimed bursts over the cockpit.

(8) Always fly erratically and unpredicably so as to confuse anyone attempting to take an surprise shot at your aircraft. Never fly straight and level whilst looking for a new victim, as you might just be about to become someone else's.

proton45 10-21-2009 06:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Panzergranate (Post 112723)
I agree with Oleg on the good pilot, though some aircraft are unbelieveably exceptional in maneuverability (I-16, Brewster B-239 Buffalo, I-153, Gloster J8A, CR-42, Avia B-534, etc.) when compared to the competition.

Despite advantages, history tells of ariel masacres with inexperienced rookie pilots and combat virgins, usually outnumbered, in major air battles, such as "Midway", "Singapore", etc.

I always fly the US Navy B-339 Buffalo in "Battle Stations Pacific" as it totally out performs the Zero, Oscar, etc. except in climbs. Of course the infamous sudden engine power loss, oil leaks over the windscreen when using WEP, gun electrical system failures, etc. isn't included in BSP, so I'm able to fly the Buffalo in its idealised form.... basically the Finnish version in US Navy colours.

My approach in all air combat simulators, and I've been virtual flying since Red Baron I, so I follow the following rules:

(1) Familiarise and learn to fly a particular aircraft well BEFORE using it in combat. This may involve reading up about how real aces exploited this particular aircraft's foiboles and characteristics, strengths and weaknesses.

(2) Practice and evaluate how well the aircraft performs the various maneuvers and stunts you'll be using in dogfights.

(3) Treat a dogfight as a "Rock, Paper, Scissors" game. It is no good basing a strategies and moves on factors your opponent's aircraft excells in and yours really sucks. Instead exploit your aircraft's advantages. For instance, the Buffalo will out turn ALL Soviet, Japanese and Allied fighters, has a very high roll and pitch rate, dives like a brick. On the negative side, it has an excessive dive recovery radius, climbs like an asmatic Elephant and in IL-2 1946, may have engine reliability problems. Needless to say, guess which abilities I exploit to the maximum.

(4) Stay relaxed and in control of the dogfight throughout, even when the opponent is behind you or appears to have the upper hand. In fact, if the opponent believes that he is "winning" he will become over confident and fall easily into traps, such as "Cutting The Turn", "Scissors", "Rolling Scissors", "Retournment" and "Retrograde Loops".

(5) Never underestimate your opponent. Even some clueless rookies can have flashes of brilliance, pull a surprise stunt and get lucky. Also not all folks flying like "Rookies" are really rookies, you may be about to be suckered by an ace.

(6) Read up everything you can on the air of ariel combat, especially the exploitsand tactics of the WW1 and WW2 aces, as much can be learnt that is useful.

(7) Improve your marksmanship. Ending up with a firing solution opportunity is worthless if you keep missing. Always lead a target well ahead an bring the stream of fire back towards him. If he climbs, he will pass straight through it. It is also possible to "herd" an opponent with well aimed bursts over the cockpit.

(8) Always fly erratically and unpredicably so as to confuse anyone attempting to take an surprise shot at your aircraft. Never fly straight and level whilst looking for a new victim, as you might just be about to become someone else's.


Ummm, er, ok....I guess your glad Oleg is back too. ;)

mazex 10-21-2009 07:46 PM

Thanks for the update Oleg! Waiting for friday then like in the good ole' days of the IL2 beta stage :)

335th_GRSwaty 10-21-2009 07:57 PM

Thank you Oleg!

Looking forward to!

wheelsup_cavu 10-21-2009 08:55 PM

I am glad to hear you are feeling better Oleg.


Wheels

zakkandrachoff 10-21-2009 09:32 PM

:mrgreen:

6S.Manu 10-21-2009 09:52 PM

WoW!

News about SoW on Friday, today Real Madrid 2 - Milan 3... I call it a good week!!!

Skoshi Tiger 10-21-2009 09:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lucas_From_Hell (Post 112658)
Glad to see you're back, Oleg.

Somehow, it seems that my waiting tactic worked. Just sit down and relax, and the updates will come sooner or later :cool:.

Well, that shall shut up the whiners for a while, right?

Right up until one second passed midnight on Friday morning !)

Just like to add my well wishes to Oleg and his family.

Cheers!

dflion 10-21-2009 10:15 PM

'This Friday's BOB update'
 
Thanks Oleg.

Looking forward to seeing the 'unique features of the BOB engine - in game'.
Glad to hear that you and your son are feeling better.

DFLion

ElAurens 10-21-2009 10:53 PM

Good to see you posting again Oleg.

Take care.

*Buzzsaw* 10-22-2009 12:30 AM

Hello Oleg

Sorry to hear you were unwell, but glad you are over it.

It is always worrying when children are sick.

Looking forward to the news on BoB.

Viking 10-22-2009 06:05 AM

Hi Oleg!

We need to get sick once in a while in order to keep our immunesystem on its toes.
If it dosent kill you it makes you stronger!

Btw I dont think I will be able to log in tomorow so do you do you think that you can postpone the uppdate untill monday?

Thanks and regards

Viking

Feuerfalke 10-22-2009 07:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Viking (Post 112932)
Btw I dont think I will be able to log in tomorow so do you do you think that you can postpone the uppdate untill monday?

Thanks and regards

Viking

LOL

http://www.shipman.co.nz/ShipmanWeb/OneBraveThing.jpg

Dano 10-22-2009 08:03 AM

WTB new F5 button, delivery by Thursday required...

Keep well Oleg :)

MD_Wild_Weasel 10-22-2009 11:31 AM

Glad your better and back at the grindstone! Thanks for the heads up and i am lookin forward to friday(even more than usuall now :-) ) cheers oleg!

ECV56_Guevara 10-22-2009 01:35 PM

Friday, nice spring weather, a very good red wine bottle and an update from Oleg!
What else need a man to be happy?

David603 10-22-2009 01:56 PM

Great to get some news after so long.

Insuber 10-22-2009 02:42 PM

Great Mr. Oleg,

Glad to hear that you are going strong ... looking forward for the pics !

Regards,
Insuber

PS : thank you for IL-2 Sturmovik, endless hours of fun since 2001 and running ... and SOW must be REALLY good to beat Il-2!

KOM.Nausicaa 10-22-2009 05:06 PM

I am glad you are better, and hope the rest will have a good outcome too. Gute besserung ! ("become well" in German)

brando 10-23-2009 12:24 AM

Good wishes on your recovery and good to see you back here :)

zapatista 10-23-2009 12:33 AM

Hi Oleg,

good to hear you are feeling better :)

looking forward to see some ingame screenshots of the new scenery !!

hiro 10-23-2009 09:34 AM

oh snap
 
daaaayymnnn, been a long time, bro.

Good thing you're all healed up. All the cats up here are waitin' on news.

This made my week.

new best plane is my favorite quote.

Keep up the good work, also TEAM D rocked it!

FS~Hawks 10-23-2009 10:55 AM

Waiting with baited breath.
Good to see you feeling better mate.

Thunderbolt56 10-23-2009 10:49 PM

I think Friday is about gone in Russia...

MicroWave 10-23-2009 10:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thunderbolt56 (Post 113598)
I think Friday is about gone in Russia...

Yes it is.
http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpos...0&postcount=14

Foo'bar 10-23-2009 11:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thunderbolt56 (Post 113598)
I think Friday is about gone in Russia...


http://www.highsnobiety.com/news/wp-...yobei-saku.jpg

proton45 10-23-2009 11:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thunderbolt56 (Post 113598)
I think Friday is about gone in Russia...

You have been jilted one too many times my friend... ;)


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