Friday 2011-01-28 Dev. update and Discussion

[nearmiss]

Speculum

Everytime I read one of your posting I have the visual picture of speculum in use. I recently thought as I read one of your postings... I wonder how he learned that looking up a tailpipe.

Your last post where you mentioned immersion.... " Immersion is something that is different for every individual."

I guess I'm too visual

[winny]

Originally Posted by nearmiss

Speculum

Everytime I read one of your posting I have the visual picture of speculum in use. I recently thought as I read one of your postings... I wonder how he learned that looking up a tailpipe.

Your last post where you mentioned immersion.... " Immersion is something that is different for every individual."

I guess I'm too visual

Ewwww..

Originally Posted by nearmiss

Speculum

Everytime I read one of your posting I have the visual picture of speculum in use. I recently thought as I read one of your postings... I wonder how he learned that looking up a tailpipe.

Your last post where you mentioned immersion.... " Immersion is something that is different for every individual."

I guess I'm too visual

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...J7W2NUE#t=202s

Words to live by!

[Kikuchiyo]

Originally Posted by Heliocon

Problem here is you two are arguing over what immersion is when you have two different opinions as it applies to COD.
Immersion as a emotional response that draws you into the enviroment/battle and makes it feel engrossing + incredible.
VS
Immersion that draws you into the game with the feeling off: so now I know how these pilots felt when they looked down and saw the landscape below. This is as close as I can get to flying a spitfire without actually physically flying one...

Two different definitions and I would argue "genres".

This is the truth here. I have to go for the real life as opposed to the post processed look myself. I prefer the realistic look as opposed to the "gritty realism" look personally. It works well in film, but I don't want to feel like I am playing in a film. You can as others have pointed out add such post processing through your drivers if you really have to have them to feel like you are in the action.

I believe what the 1C Maddox team has done is what is the best all rounder, and I look forward to flying and dieing when Il-2:CoD hit's shelves here in the U.S.. Not because it will feel like a movie or a game, but for just the opposite.

[whatnot]

Originally Posted by Kikuchiyo

This is the truth here. I have to go for the real life as opposed to the post processed look myself. I prefer the realistic look as opposed to the "gritty realism" look personally. It works well in film, but I don't want to feel like I am playing in a film.

Same with me, I like the experience as real as it gets whether it's the plane behaviour or the colours around me. I love to see the 'movie look' like in SPR with bleached colours, shaky cams etc, but I want to see them afterwards as some wizard turns the recorded clips into a CoD movie for everyone to enjoy.

OMG, can't wait for movies made with CoD engine!