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IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games.

 
 
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Old 03-26-2012, 07:01 PM
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I'm sorry to say, adonys but Skyrim for example is not a good example. Physics are off, there is no advanced a.i, everything you see is either 100% scripted or just randomly generated. For example, how often do you see any NPC characters in that game, go in to town, buy some materials for armor/sword and then goes to the blacksmith and make him/herself an armor or sword and after that proceeds to the pub and asks someone for a quest?
That's right, it never happens in that game. NPC's are just standing around doing nothing or walking around doing nothing, spitting out the same dialog over and over and over again. There is barely any a.i at all in that game methinks, either NPC's are attacking you or attacking someone/thing else, that's Doom level a.i right there.

Yes, sometimes when you are outside of a town you may see some random stuff happening, a group of bandits fighting a dragon or something but that's all it is, randomly generated stuff that a computer from the 90's can handle. I love Skyrim, I have it on Steam (Mafia 2 also) but it's grossly overrated, it has pretty graphics, cool dragons, interesting story, lovely music etc. but an advancement in videogames it is not IMO.
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