Dots
 

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aircraft (in the distance) dots seem to be well done

..I love the dots:-P

seriously..the distant aircraft are rendered nicely:)

How does it work exactly? If you have a better resolution will you get a BIGGER dot that is in proportion?

Or will we have that silly thing that used to happen where people dropped their resolution to make the dots bigger and easier to see?

I have to say I am not currently happy the way dots work in CloD.

Comparing to the old IL-2 they (dots) magical appear/disappear, instead of what we can experience in 1946, where there's a more smooth transition.

But the most annoying thing present in CloD, is that we can spot dots at a distance (and see them well) but as soon as we are closing the objects they become very hard to see, and they ultimately completely disappear (like spits in 1946) to become visible (again) much more closer to you.

It could be my system or the lack of AA, but this cloacking device is one of the biggest immersion killers present in the simulation.

Anyone sharing the same thoughts?

PS: Nevertheless LOD in the new simulation is superior to 1946.

never seen anything like this in CoD.

Damn... Worst reply I could get! :confused:

Probably something to do with my system/definitions then... Any tips/hints on how to solve it?

Regards.

Here are my graphic card and in game definitions:

http://imageshack.us/f/837/cccs.jpg/

http://imageshack.us/f/815/clodj.jpg/

I agree with you mac, they dissappear a moment to be another kind of dot( a plane, the black plane with shape)

How is that affecting your online combat action?

I am always struggling tho find the dots/planes instead of actually fighting... :evil:

Rgr!

I found that it's easier to see dots (could be placebo) in the small dogfight maps. In the 1:1 map it's a lot more difficult to spot them and I'm always experiencing (out of the blue) disappearing dot's... AI planes?

Another annoying thing it's all the micro stutters 1:1 map have comparing with the smaller ones.

Cheers.

This has been talked about at some point, they said that compared to IL2:1946 it should be easier to spot aircraft close by but also easier to lose sight of them when they increase the distance.

I actually like it, because it's very similar to many real life accounts from those days: everything is hectic and then all of a sudden the sky seems empty and both sides disengage.

This creates much more believable sorties by making it easier to have inconclusive encounters, whereas in older flight sims once contact was made it was usually a case of "one side wipes out the other completely" which is not what routinely happened in reality.