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More waterboarding from the RoF team;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=fMh7kG74eOg and the latest blog update; http://riseofflight.com/Blogs/post/2...eta-video.aspx Last edited by arthursmedley; 09-05-2012 at 09:01 PM. |
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Very nice indeed. I'd like to try that with their cloudy weather and rain.
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Doesn't look like too much interaction is happening between the plane and the water surface. Hopefully they'll fix that. [EDIT] I really don't wan't to sound too negative here. ROF has some very exciting stuff happening in it. I've got it on my SSD, but am too into COD at the moment to spend much time in ROF. All the best to the Devs over at ROF. Keep up the good work! Last edited by Skoshi Tiger; 09-06-2012 at 06:41 AM. |
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But here's the weird thing. I really like RoF and have all the planes and most of the upgrades, but I very rarely play the game since the latest patch for Cliffs came out. Even with the terrible mixture control errors and massively overmodelled radiator drag in the RAF planes, Cliffs is still the game I go to first. It's not even because of the era. One of my first books was 'Biggles of 266' where our hero is flying Camels. I still have the book. Dunno, but I agree with Skoshi. Whatever, the future looks bright for combat flight sims, what with a 'release candidate' in the works and a channel map for RoF. It's a shame that the only British seaplane currently in the works is the Felixstowe, but maybe one day we'll be launching Sopwith Pups from Battleship Gun Turrets. Excellent prospects. |
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