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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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I've never seen so many, to get so angry with so few by so few bugs.
90% of the "intended bugs" are things that people haven't read in the manual (antropomorphic controls, engine failure due to unexperience, shaking when outside parameters, gyroscopes sounds when no engine running, and a long etc). Everywhere in the manual there are advices about buildings and trees to be deactivated or minimised if there are fps problems. That's a simply question that every flight simulation fan knows "thanks" to FSX. CoD must be analysed as a flight simulator, not as a computer program. Read manual, learn to fly properly, and when you have more than 10 flight hours in full real settings without killing your engine, then analyse. Of course, a gaming magazine is not expected to make any kind of serious analysis about a serious simulator. That guy simply didn't read the manual. Last edited by TUCKIE_JG52; 04-18-2011 at 04:37 PM. |
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Face it, CoD is seriously bugged and deserves the low scores it is getting. I personally would give it 50% and that would be generous. |
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Just one precision : this guy has been playing flight Sims on PC since, well, the beginning of the 90s... I mean, he's probably been playing for a longer time than most people on this forum.
I'm not saying he's always right on this kind of games, but still, most of the time I know I can trust him. BTW, Canard PC is probably the only real independent magazine in France, they do not rate games like the usual "big" websites or magazines... they don't care if the game is published by a big or a small publisher. If the game is good, that's good, if the game ain't good... too bad. I also hope they'll review it once again in the future, they've already done that before, I'm pretty sure they'll do it again for CoD. |
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Those you mention are minor bugs. Some of them are things you can see there and will be in future developments. I dedicate to FLY, not to look for gaming weaknesses. Compared to real flight, I feel like I've had to obtain my real PPL-A license not to fly Cessnas... but to fly CoD. I've seen very experienced virtual pilots, too much used to fly in simulators only (and maybe never in real life), that fell to anger against CoD by not reading the manual and facing with the problems I've mention about. Once performance problems solved, there's no way back from CoD to 1946. That's my oppinion, of course low end users will have a very different oppinion, I can undestand that. |
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Lucky for them Steam does not do refunds so now they have a chance to get the patches and be awed. Best of both worlds. Don't want to study, keep it simple and just fly and shoot untill you foam at the mouth. Want to have the study sim experience go full realism and experience it from a real pilots point of view. The workload will be a bitch but getting a kill makes it all worth it. Cranking the gear down after part of the hydrolic's are shot away and only half the gear comes down is intresting. Can you fix it with compressed air or do you hand pump it down? Mind blowing! Al this for $50 bucks..and you get to shoot at stuff Last edited by BigC208; 04-18-2011 at 05:34 PM. |
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Once it's patched all bugs will be gone. Something obvious but some people just don't get it.
IL2 1946 wasn't the sim it became out of the box in fact it's still being patched. I guess the guy who made the review had no damn idea. Just only for the new engine management system IL2 COD is worth the money. |
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Sorry but the fact that CoD may a "sim" does not preclude it from being bugged. I have read the manual (poor as it is) and I can assure you, the fact that FPS drops to single digits when you fly near an industrial complex or any docks is a serious bug. The fact that the Spitfire Mk I, Ia, Hurricane I DH Prop, the Bf109 etc are all well below real performance specs is a bug. I could go on but I fear that your mind is made up, you think CoD is a bug free simmers dream. |
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Hummmm guys. You still don't seem to get one simple thing: If the writers give some 3/10, or 4/10 or even refuse to review CoD at the moment, it's just because the have to deal with what they have before them. There job is to review it now, not to review what they expect to see within the next 6 months after many patchs.
Facts are facts, even if CoD is getting better it's still full of bugs and need to be improved today. |
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And they have no editor, they're independent, they own their own mag'. I know this mag' well. It's the best PC video games Mag' you can buy here in France. Period. You should read my message too I've posted at the bottom of the first page too BTW. ![]() |
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U forgot BUGS bugs. Dont wanna go into why u have decided the pretty much everything have bugs in one form or another. I guess u know every detail of the game after only 2 weeks, quick learner maby. Just because U think its a bug, doesnt mean it IS a bug. P.S. If u find u have stability "bugs" for ex. my suggestions is: uncheck all the boxes in the difficulty section, that should do the trick (or turn of Twitter, Messenger and Spottify when u play). That might even fix the FM and DM "bugs" to. Last edited by Baron; 04-18-2011 at 07:09 PM. |
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