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| IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games. |
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The judgement is extremely subjective. I thought the matter can be confined in photorealistic or pleasant/enjoyable/agreeable. But we can discuss till tomorrow what is Photorealistic for me/you/allofus... Luckly we'll got only what maddox Games will give us.., no choise! Stop However I'm gratefull for this game and conforted in his future upgradebility! Ciao |
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You do know that the Tiger moth one is the one from CloD, right?
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The green puke can be used to hide things that don't look so good. In IL-2 (and from what I have heard, CoD) buildings tend to "pop up" in the distance. WoP uses green puke to hide that. |
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The reason why is perhaps mitigating but not in an absolute sense. If it looks crap it looks crap. Covering it in a green haze wouldn't hide that. Other scenarioin WoPs like battle of the bulge look stunning and are more lifelike in hue.| Only as if you fly low do you see the tricks employed. Still... up high it looks extremely good. As in photography. Sharpness is a technical issue quite separate from the artistic worth. A beautiful picture does not have to be sharp. And a sharp picture does not have to be beautiful. |
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