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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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All of the above and I like to add that few days ago I was flyn on ATAG mission
with beautifull sunrise and there were two fires, reservoairs probably,at Calais that looked so realistic. I almoust allowed to be shot down by some RAF pilot becouse i could't move my eyes from that sight Also as a big fan of the old il2 I would add that FM is much,much more realistic. Feel of inertia is fantastic,I got a feeling that I'm flyin something that has 2 or more tons. Earlier when I was jumping between two sims old Il2 seemed like flying RC model. |
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One thing this sim does very well is the sort of "on again, off again" staccato nature of air combat. One minute you can be in the middle of a furball, and the next you'll be facing clear skies.
You get that a lot in pilot accounts, things like "a 109 appeared out of nowhere, right in front of me" etc. |
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That's one of the first things I realised when playing it as well. In Il2 particularly the FM felt as if you were the actual plane, whereas CloD feels like you're actually a person in the cockpit flying the thing. As you said as well, everything has a great sense of weight that Il2 never had either.
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