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Originally Posted by zapatista
try it for yourself, sit at a normal distance (say 60 or 50 cm) from your 22' lcd, set the il2 in-game FoV to the correct setting for you (insert: ie a FoV of 50 or 45 in your case with a 22' lcd), then fly at 1500 meters over a map that has some single tanks or trucks place in a field, a small collum of trucks on a road, or a single aircraft placed on a grassy strip. you will NOT be able to spot them or track them.
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Originally Posted by Rama
Allready did... no problems for me. Even at higher altitudes than 1500m (in game).
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and i still dont believe you, maybe when you use a 30 FoV and sit 1/2 the correct distance from your monitor for that FoV setting (ie viewing the screen from 45 cm with a 30 Fov on a 22' lcd), because then you have introduced an additional artificial 4x magnification.
neither do i believe you that you can fly il2 in a 30 FoV most of the time and use the flightsim in the normal manner it is intended (getting airborne, locating ground targets and strafing/bombing them, locating/identifying/tracking/engaging/combat-maneuvering with enemy aicraft, map reading, and returning to airbase with landing)
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Originally Posted by Rama
As I allready said, I've allready done this.
Stopping the argument there. If you want to know, you have my invitation.
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up your invitation to include the plane ride down there and you have a deal. any flight over 4 hrs has to be business class i am afraid, same as work related travel for me under normal conditions
i do visit friends sometimes in aix en provence or prades (in the pyrenees), so who knows one day i might be in the area.