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Old 11-28-2009, 08:24 PM
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I think the key question is not Will their SOW be capable of,but Will our PC/Cable speed/and so on be capable of...
With varieties of player's gaming enviroment,it is still a big question for both programmer and player...
As you can see below,there are still questions like "What kind of a rig can run IL-2 with full details and high fps? " currently...
I haven't played that WoV.But I guess those huge mass are suely with non-AI.Doing a massive calculation really exhaust a poor PC,not to mention doing it online with a real time feedback needed...
but,
maybe there's still a little hope that they can do some improvements...Considering doing a truly realistic FM/atmosphere/and so on is already a hard work,and many fans need a Pilot in......
It seems that I tune the topic to a pessimistic one...God...

When we are talking about Massive,we are talking about Matrix..

Mark, the huge masses of BOB WOV are AI only, as that game cannot be played online. Moreover AFAIK IL2 cannot handle a lot of planes even with today's PCs, 100x more powerful than the ones we had back in 2001 ... so my question has exactly the sense that it appears to have.

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