Friday Update, April 13, 2012

[snwkill]

Wow a year later and maybe it is time to come back? Can't wait and thanks for not giving up!

[Charly_Owl]

Great news!

[csThor]

Don't worry Kodiak. It's gonna get interesting. I guess I better stock up on popcorn and beer.

@ BlackSix

I have a question with regards to the village layouts. Are they hand-placed or was a template used? I wonder because one particular feature that appears again and again in various german Eastern Front books is that russian villages often "clung" to a road and were therefor rather "long and thin". This is what we germans call Strassendorf (Street Village).

[5./JG27.Farber]

Originally Posted by csThor

Don't worry Kodiak. It's gonna get interesting. I guess I better stock up on popcorn and beer.

@ BlackSix

I have a question with regards to the village layouts. Are they hand-placed or was a template used? I wonder because one particular feature that appears again and again in various german Eastern Front books is that russian villages often "clung" to a road and were therefor rather "long and thin". This is what we germans call Strassendorf (Street Village).

So the Russians can only have linear settlemetns and not nucleus settlements? Are not settlements down to the land scape and geographic conditions and terrain?

[csThor]

Originally Posted by 5./JG27.Farber

So the Russians can only have linear settlemetns and not nucleus settlements? Are not settlements down to the land scape and geographic conditions and terrain?

I asked because I haven't seen a single village with that layout, yet.

[NSU]

Originally Posted by csThor

I asked because I haven't seen a single village with that layout, yet.

and i hope for more grassland in the map, the france map have to many fields.

[xpzorg]

Originally Posted by csThor

I asked because I haven't seen a single village with that layout, yet.

Church especially with kremlin(fortress) was core in any settlement(Moscow kremlin, Rostov kremlin). Village in other options builded along roads, rivers and coast of lake.

At least the tumbleweed can now take a well-earned rest.

What are the plans for Clod, specifically, after this patch? Will it be supported as a legacy app?

Will there be further patches to address other aspects of Clod?

(Apologies if I've forgotten my cheerleader's outfit and baton-twirling skills...I have a memory).

'Moderately hopeful' welcomes you to the village (again). Please drive slowly.

Ben

[Allons!]

Ps 118:

22 The stone which the builders refused is become the head stone of the corner. 23 This is the LORD' doing; it is marvellous in our eyes. 24 This is the day which the LORD hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.

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Originally Posted by addman

First off, thanks soooo much for fixing the G.50! Look at those curves, that's what I'm talking about. Thanks B6, I hope the G.50 manual helped you a little. Really nice update. A question though, will there be one big patch with all the things you mentioned in the update or only the graphics/performance part? Thanks again and have a nice orthodox Easter!

P.S Oh, the outcry when the Spit II will be nerfed, oh dear indeed.

Good job Addman for providing the credible source for performance information! Keep up the good work and please provide more valuable insight for the stuff you are well versed in the future also...