CoD vs some other sims that model Kent?

Originally Posted by David Hayward

If I thought they cared about my opinion I'd go to their message board and complain over there. I'm quite sure they don't care.

I'm equally convinced that the CoD devs don't care if you think that WoP looks better, or even if it includes hedges like WoP. I'm sure they would model the English farmland exactly if the average PC had the resources available. Since that is not the case, it still appears that they did a far better job than does WoP. It's more than just the tree spacing and hedges. See page 47.



You need to tell that to the people who continue to whine about CoD. I'm not cross or vindictive at all. I'm looking forward to when it is released in the US.

Well I'm genuinely glad that you are looking forward to playing I hope i get to see you in the air, time difference and all.
But I'm sure your probably right about the devs not caring. I do occasionly say about whining to people here, even though i'm guilty of it myself from time to time, i guess its whining out of frustration because i really like the sim rather than just to put people down or cause an argument.

Also, and dont take this the wrong way, I get that your still in the 'CoD Bubble' we were in over here before release, i hope they get it sorted to a standard that is truely playable so you dont have to loose that glow like i did when i finally got to play it but I'm sure they will get there in the end.
Hopefully with a 'selectable' puke filter right?

[David Hayward]

Originally Posted by GuillermoZS

This photograph has obviously been color corrected and oversaturated to look nice... it does not look as you would see that landscape in that same moment and in that position with your own eyes. Same problem with CloD colors, oversaturated IMO.

It was shot through a circular polarizer. That's why it looks more saturated than the CoD screenshot.

Originally Posted by BigPickle

LOL Dude i so nearly posted a picture of a black & white graveyard photo with the title 'Real Life'

That would have been wrong right.

@Langnasen digital vibrance??

Digital Vibrance is a setting in the Nvidia-CP that controls saturation of colours. It defaults at 50% and it's pretty heavy. I find around 35% makes for far more natural looking colours and especially so for CoD.

[David Hayward]

Originally Posted by BigPickle

Also, and dont take this the wrong way, I get that your still in the 'CoD Bubble' we were in over here before release

I'm really not. I'm in the RoF bubble.

I'm well aware that CoD has problems. I'm still going to buy it. But I'm not going to complain if it does not work very well. Whining serves no useful purpose. I'll just keep playing RoF and go back to CoD when they get it working better, or I get a better PC.

[JumpingHubert]

Originally Posted by Langnasen

Digital Vibrance is a setting in the Nvidia-CP that controls saturation of colours. It defaults at 50% and it's pretty heavy. I find around 35% makes for far more natural looking colours and especially so for CoD.

on my win7 64bit digital vibrance is default on 0. I get good results setting gamma extra low for clod.

@Hayward
you own neither clod nor wop?!

[David Hayward]

Originally Posted by JumpingHubert

you own neither clod nor wop?!

I own WoP, but I removed it from my PC.

CoD hasn't been released in the US yet, and I'm not going to mess around with Steam to get it before it is released.

Originally Posted by JumpingHubert

on my win7 64bit digital vibrance is default on 0. I get good results setting gamma extra low for clod!

could you give me instuctions on how to do this so i can try it out.

Originally Posted by JumpingHubert

on my win7 64bit digital vibrance is default on 0. I get good results setting gamma extra low for clod.

Zero? B&W is an unusual default.

oops sorry didnt see your post above, I have ATI so i'll have a play with settings a bit

[JumpingHubert]

Originally Posted by Langnasen

Zero? B&W is an unusual default.

sorry my mistake. yes, default is 50%.

@bigpickle
to set gamma ingame low go to control panel - color management - advanced - calibrate display - next - next - next gamma slider drop down to 5-10% - next .... save.