Waste of money

http://i994.photobucket.com/albums/a...oobe58/1-1.jpg

Just one more shot from ROF as a reaction to Ataros static shots, just to show how nice and detailed graphics is in it ...

[Houndstone Hawk]

Originally Posted by Opitz

http://i994.photobucket.com/albums/a...oobe58/1-1.jpg

Just one more shot from ROF as a reaction to Ataros static shots, just to show how nice and detailed graphics is in it ...

Wow. Beautiful screen grab. The CLOD colours I can live with thanks to the amazing modders out there. It's really the sound & CEM in that order really. I'm a 100% single player user & agree that CLOD has some mighty fine moments but cannot be captured as the sound is so broken & the only sound you hear on a trk record playback is that of your own a/c.

All part of the 'to do' list I know

[Anvilfolk]

Hey everyone!

I totally found the best, most realistic, most great looking WWII flight simulator! And it's on SALE right now! If you don't like CoD, QUICK, GO BUY IT, JOIN THEIR FORUMS!

COMBAT WINGS: BATTLE OF BRITAIN

And did I mention that it doesn't stutter, or has sound bugs?

[Houndstone Hawk]

Originally Posted by Anvilfolk

Hey everyone!

I totally found the best, most realistic, most great looking WWII flight simulator! And it's on SALE right now! If you don't like CoD, QUICK, GO BUY IT, JOIN THEIR FORUMS!

COMBAT WINGS: BATTLE OF BRITAIN

And did I mention that it doesn't stutter, or has sound bugs?

This game IS brilliant .... if you want a Super Mario-style style approach to the BoB. And yes it is realistic. Or at least as realistic as Mario Karts franchise getting the official license for the next F1 game.

Sorry. I know (or atleast hope) this guy was joking but just couldn't help it. lol.

[Anvilfolk]

Shhh, Hawk. I was hoping it would lure all the haters and sceptics away Clearly they're unhappy with this, and at $5 or whatever it is, maybe they can focus on the alternatives instead of being here

How awesome is it firing air2air rockets from a 109 or a spit?

[Houndstone Hawk]

[QUOTE=Anvilfolk;304573]Shhh, Hawk. I was hoping it would lure all the haters and sceptics away Clearly they're unhappy with this, and at $5 or whatever it is, maybe they can focus on the alternatives instead of being here

LOL. Phew. You had me worried for a minute. Nice diversionary skills that man.

[SlipBall]

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lets have an air war