Cliffs of Dover Video Thread V1.0 [Closed]

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Originally Posted by TUCKIE_JG52

If you said that, I assume you have not flown in any of the unrealistic online small maps of 1946. You are still comparing that map with a realistic one.

Small online maps are unrealistic yes, that's a fact. But it happpens on every simulator that has one map in that concept.

I am aware of this too. I am a experienced online 1946 pilot, started flying online in 2004 (almost exclusively in the War Clouds Western Front Server, I'm guilty of being used to historical/quality maps).

I guess I expressed myself badly. The point I was trying to say was that, IMHO, the overall quality of the terrain (mesh, colors and how trees are placed) don't match 2011 standards.

Originally Posted by TUCKIE_JG52

Big on/offline maps... nothing to compare, CoD has no rival! I cannot understand why you feel that trees are horrible, horrible is what we had in 1946... have you stopped to watch a tree in CoD from short distance?

Agree regarding short distance (it has no rival)... However, since this is a flight sim, I consider far more important the look and "feel" from a certain distance.

With those colors,trunks and the way they are placed in some parts of the terrain (like in elevations of the volcano map or in the Cliffs of Dover beaches), I always have the feel I'm looking to some tropical tree specie, not what we would expect to find in southern England.

Originally Posted by TUCKIE_JG52

Anyway that's your oppinion, I'm not agree but I will defend that everybody can expresss himself

Not a problem... After all this is a forum. Just thought to express my feelings regarding the videos posted.

I also consider CloD has no rival in some aspects (e.g. cockpits, CEM, FM, DM), but there's a lot of tweaking to be made in the map/terrain and sound aspects.

Every time I watch terrain/map videos of RoF and WoP (altough not perfect), I always feel that CloD had a big fail in this particular department.

Originally Posted by LoBiSoMeM

Saturday I'll get a NVIDIA 560Ti and will record again and will post a new video with same recorded track, with average FPS too, for comparsion.

That should be interesting.

BTW, the clip you've recorded is great/beautiful considering you system specs... But it was done over water, I wonder how much fps you can achieve over land without lowering in-game settings.