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+1. Perhaps moderators may correct the thread title. Neutonter is a newcomer (welcome!) and some imprecision is understandable .
As for the SB2C, many have requested it (including me, on a since disappeared thread about request to TD developers). The reason is simple: you can accept some missing plane in a land battle, but it’s much more difficult on the decks of aircraft carriers... By the way, Avenger is present as AI only, while we have all models of F4F and F6F, so Gr***an can’t do more damage! For the Japanese side, in my opinion the most sorely missing types are the Ki44 Shoki and Ki45 Toryu. I also believe that should be wiser to add more AI planes (as in the 4.10 patch), because they are simpler to made. If I’m not mistaken, a cockpit requires as much work as a whole new airframe. |
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It's many times overlooked that entire IL-2 series focused on specific theatre of operation (i.e. was time-space limited). Maps, flyable and AI planes, weaponry, static objects, missions, campaigns etc. were all typical for that battle or theatre. That's why there are gaps. That's why there are fantasy/rare planes in the sim with many real WW2 planes missing.
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As to missing Japanese planes, well for Burma missions we have not a single Japanese bomber for the IJA, only stock Japanese bombers that are flyable are the G4M1 and the Aichi Val both are IJN or navy planes, and the Japanese navy and the Japanese army kept to themselves they did not really mingle. Also British ships as place holders for famous US ships is pretty poor. Also the Japanese navy had more than aircraft carriers and a few destroyers in their navy too. |
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You seem pretty enthusiastic about the subject Wutz.
Maybe you could lend DT a hand and model some objects for them. |
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If you are happy that IL2 1946 is reduced to a furball orgie good for you! Guess you must be bored little boy to post just hot air? |
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Do you actually have any sort of info that would substantiate that kind of claim? The U.S. Navy designed the ships of those days, not the contractors. Contractors designed some of the aircraft (not all). Navy yards and contract yards built the ships. Let's not take this to the nth level please? S! Gunny |
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This might shed some light
http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/t...465#9781059465 Conceivably the model could be renamed Carrier_Generic_2
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British Battleships as place holders just looks ugh.... It is almost like using IL2s for Helldivers. |
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NG accquired various shipyards post-war and has therefor claimed "intellectual ownership" of the ships produced by said shipyards. In the current situation it's irrelevant if their claim is logical (which I think is a word which should not be used in one sentence with NG) or even legal (which I doubt as well) but the fact stands: Ubisoft struck a deal with NG and now we're stuck with said deal. Which means any aircraft and ship produced by companies under the NG umbrella (which aren't in the game ATM) will not be added by Team Daidalos. Same goes to any aircraft of NG not flyable will not be made flyable, either.
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This game has all Grumman products, even with semi-detailed graphics. Zeros also shoot the plane below down in hordes. I think I'll ask them how much they needed for the bribe...
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