Blood spatter in the cockpit to denote pilot injury but not dismemberment of body?

[sorak]

Originally Posted by SNAFU

IMO a waste of time. You can already see if a gunner is dead and if you get satisfaction by blood splatter you should consider a visit to your local psychiatrist.

So should we all go see a 'psychiatrist' also because we love the Damage Model of the planes when we blow them up to pieces?

[SNAFU]

Don´t you think your analogy is a little off?

Or do you really regard beating a human to a bloody mash with bat as the same fun as wrecking an old car with a bat?

I thought CoD is a simulation of planes and aerial combat, but maybe I was wrong.

[sorak]

Originally Posted by SNAFU

Don´t you think your analogy is a little off?

Or do you really regard beating a human to a bloody mash with bat as the same fun as wrecking an old car with a bat?

I thought CoD is a simulation of planes and aerial combat, but maybe I was wrong.

Sorry to confuse you so easily. Its a simulation of Flight and aerial combat. And gore was apart of that. Just like weather and wind which is also part of the simulation.

[ATAG_Dutch]

Voted erm....naaaaah.

Although the blood spattered goggles, red peripheral vision and silence followed by a gradual return of sound in RoF make me feel more wounded than the gradual fade to red in CoD.

Other aircraft doesn't matter to me at all.

[Rjel]

Blood on the cockpit as in IL2 doesn't bother me at all. It doesn't stir my blood lust, understanding it is just a game.

[Ze-Jamz]

Voted yes for a bit of Blood, nothing more

[1./JG2_Miller]

Originally Posted by Ze-Jamz

Voted yes for a bit of Blood, nothing more

+1