4.13 development update discussion and feedback

[GSkoko12]

Of course, Thank ALL Team Daidalos on their effort!!!

[GSkoko12]

Can I ask how many members of the team are active in the development of this and future patches for IL-2?

I have been playing this game from 2002 and even with all this new sims with better graphics I still think that Il-2 1946 is still the best.
AI is the deadliest in any sim!
All that is because Team Daidalos effort and I can not thank you enough for keeping this game alive!

[Sita]

our team pass through rough time ... and for now not many people of us stay in real work ..
most of our Heroes which stay in source of DT at current moment of time not in touch with us ... but they will be always in our hearts ... and i keeping hope alive that some day they will come back ))
They was for us like living legend and take an example from them)

So ... for now ...in active development some about 8 or 9 persons... youngest generation)

[GSkoko12]

Yes your are all legends... I hope for their comeback one day also...

[Nil]

Excellent! good work!
I was hoping to teach to my 4 years old nepew how to fly!
This U2 is the BEST plane for that!!!!

Outstanding! it will be easy to teach him!!!

Love you guys!

[Spudkopf]

Is there some sort of Russian Conspiracy going on here? As I just picked up the current issue of AEROPLANE, well I say current issue, but this is the cheaper non airmail version so it is actually the November 2016 issue. But take a look at the bottom left corner of the cover, this issues plane database features the Polikarpov Po-2

[Pursuivant]

Has searchlight behavior been improved?

Those searchlights in the U-2 night ops track are absolutely blinding if you look into them, and seem to track enemy planes once they detect them. AAA also seems to concentrate on enemy aircraft illuminated by searchlights.

(If so, searchlight behavior could be improved even more if 1-3 adjacent searchlights were to "lock on" to the same aircraft once one searchlight detects it, to make it harder for the plane to escape from the lights by taking evasive action. This was doctrine used by most nations during WW2.)