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Sokol1 01-23-2014 10:20 PM

AI radio commands in single player.
 
TF ask for "offliners" what are broken in AI communication.

http://theairtacticalassaultgroup.co...ead.php?t=8127

Know issues:

All voice messages under 5kb (around 35 per actor) dont play, e.g "Landing denied".

Logical for landing permission are "ilogical" - before takeoff if you ask for permission for landing are granted, but not in the air...

AI confirmation for "Attack my target" dont play (file < 5kb) - drawnback when play: you hear the same message repeatedly (by number of squadron members).

Sokol1

SlipBall 01-24-2014 05:46 AM

This is good, besides fixing the broken ones, are requests for new commands possible to add?

Feathered_IV 01-24-2014 07:42 AM

Requests would be good. If at all possible, could TF try to restrict the amount of rubbish the ground controller speaks? In real life, a controller did not just broadcast an unsolicited monologue of contacts to all comers. They would speak when spoken to or only when they had something particular to say on a specific channel. The constant grinding broadcasts in the current game make me want to put my frikken head through the wall. :x

planespotter 01-24-2014 10:59 AM

I have not so much care about radio commands, if work or not work.

I want ace AI that knows how to fly when you attack him, not just stupid barrel roll and half roll, and that knows how to fight back at you and suddenly he is behind you shooting at you and you are sweating!

Maybe a radio command like 'PLEASE ATTACK ME!' is what ClOD need.

planespotter 01-24-2014 11:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Feathered_IV (Post 513731)
Requests would be good. If at all possible, could TF try to restrict the amount of rubbish the ground controller speaks? In real life, a controller did not just broadcast an unsolicited monologue of contacts to all comers. They would speak when spoken to or only when they had something particular to say on a specific channel. The constant grinding broadcasts in the current game make me want to put my frikken head through the wall. :x

I have not these? Maybe I have turned them off in options?

All I have is them on my info screen, but not the voice.

Feathered_IV 01-24-2014 11:20 AM

You've got it switched off. Lol, maybe this thread isnt for you ;)

Kastel 01-24-2014 04:08 PM

I disagreee. Bombers, night figthers etc. prefer to remain unseen.
To achieve a protection they need at any time of flight the overall "picture" to choose the best approach.
I fly often bomber with a human navigator (gummer). We are every time happy about a little bit of information from ground control and it is absolutely vital.
There are more tactics than just going in with guns blazing.

SlipBall 01-24-2014 04:31 PM

request radio silence would be cool to have

Feathered_IV 01-24-2014 09:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kastel (Post 513750)
I disagreee. Bombers, night figthers etc. prefer to remain unseen.
To achieve a protection they need at any time of flight the overall "picture" to choose the best approach.
I fly often bomber with a human navigator (gummer). We are every time happy about a little bit of information from ground control and it is absolutely vital.
There are more tactics than just going in with guns blazing.

But it never happened that way. It shouldn't be there. It would be better to accept a more realistic challenge when flying into enemy territory.

planespotter 01-25-2014 11:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Feathered_IV (Post 513742)
You've got it switched off. Lol, maybe this thread isnt for you ;)

And same. If they driving you frickin crazy turn them off. Duh.


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