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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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WoP is atm the best looking imo if you fly at medium to large heights.
Lower down the tricks used to get it to look good are obvious. You also notice the lack of real detail. What does continue to amaze me is that most detractors do not seem to have the ability to look past the green haze in the WoP BoB scenarios and just condemn it for that. |
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I'm not condemning it just because it looks like green puke. It also plays like crap on a tiny map.
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Yes you are right, works for me; I'm seriously concerned cause it works just for me! ... Doctor...is so bad? ![]() Cheers |
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WoP can do all that because it's an arcade game on a tiny map with green puke covering up all the stuff that doesn't look quite so good.
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Actually it doesn't, which is the very point of this discussion.
I've see south-western England from the air quite a few times, and the colours in CoD are nowhere near the real thing. CoD looks very nice at early morning or late evening (especially the dawn fog effects, combined with the lighting are simply breathtaking) , but the palette in "normal" daylight is simply way off. |
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True fanboy in the worst sense, doesn't even have the game yet tells those of us who do (and live in the UK), that what we see out the window is wrong and COD is right. Hahahaha, thank for the laugh fanboy. |
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http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthr...220#post264220 So, you need something more compelling than "I don't like the colors" or "WoPuke looks better than this" to make your case. |
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As I have attempted to explain, I regularly fly over the South of England and, IMHO, it doesn't look much like CloD. The field colours are different, the fields usually (but not always) have dark hedges at their boundaries and the trees are darker and often occur in RoF-style small patches of woodland. If you removed the filters from WoP it would be much more like what I see in real life than does CloD. I have even posted photographs of the SW of England to show what I mean. Now, you are welcome to continue to insist that I am wrong, but if you do, it's hard to imagine that anything at all would convince you otherwise.
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