More on epilepsy in Cliffs of Dover

[Avala]

Maybe do it directly in the video card driver? Maybe Ati and Nvidia wouldn't mind? Like some option to turn it off and on, but directly in the driver settings? There is similar thing "vertical sync" already, maybe something of that can be used.

Like IL2: CoD specialize driver?

Just some thoughts . . .

[C_G]

Thanks Thor....
I am so bummed by this.
Ridiculous, I know... it's just a game after all.
It seems to me that any program that had to compare each frame with the previous frame and make consequent graphical changes is going to be inherently resource intensive, no matter how well coded.

Sadly, the ambulance chancing lawyers win again...
Like others have suggested, I'd gladly sign a waiver- failing that one would think that making it a necessarily conscious choice to turn off the filter, once duly warned of the risk, would constitute an explicit acceptance of that risk.
[sigh] time to walk away from the 'puter and get some perspective, I suppose...
C_G

[=XIII=Shea]

Looks like back to faitefull il2:1946,So why doesnt dcs a-10 have this,a-10 has the blinding sunrays also,its total BS

[Voyager]

Well, from what Luthier is saying, Cliffs of Dover is less "Flash Photography" and more, "Japanese Seizure Bots".

[MD_Titus]

Originally Posted by Triggaaar

Oh

having waivers for this sort of thing wouldn't wash. EULA are regularly ticked and ignored, and it would have to be something you tick whenever playing it as it wouldn't differentiate between users on a single machine. i can see the legal sense behind this, imagine if they asked pipe fitters and builders to sign waivers regarding asbestos - everyone would sign because they want to work. same with this, everyone will tick it as they want to play. all it takes is one unscrupulous bugger to sue.

there's a line in microwave instruction manuals about not drying pets in them. guess how it got there.

Originally Posted by 6S.Manu

Come on guys, I'll support you!

this.

everyone getting all pissy and cancelling their orders - if the same had been done to rise of flight it would've died on it's arse. as it is, investment = continued development. turn down the settings, get used to the mechanics of the new sim and watch as the patches come rolling in to improve visual performance. maddox games have good form in this respect. feel a bit sorry for the russian buyers being used as beta testers, but good lord can you imagine the whinefest if the release date had been set back another 2 months...

Originally Posted by Voyager

Well, from what Luthier is saying, Cliffs of Dover is less "Flash Photography" and more, "Japanese Seizure Bots".

lol

[MikkOwl]

Originally Posted by MD_Titus

everyone getting all pissy and cancelling their orders - if the same had been done to rise of flight it would've died on it's arse. as it is, investment = continued development.

I love the series and I want to support them. But I have no way of communicating to UBI that I think this is unacceptable other than not purchasing their defective product. I don't want any FPS loss for the sake of anti-flicker. I am OK with anti-flicker existing, and the dev team spending time on it instead of other things, if I have the choice to turn it off.

The developers at Maddox Games all have my best wishes and loving. Keep on trying to find a solution for this. I'll purchase as soon as it is cleared up. EDIT: I might also be interested in trying to buy the Russian version, if the language can be set to English.

[Dangerdog]

Originally Posted by MikkOwl

EDIT: I might also be interested in trying to buy the Russian version, if the language can be set to English.

I doubt it can, but Steam controls when you can play the game as it's a Steamworks game (you register the cd-key number through Steam).

If you live in the US then you need to wait till it's "unlocked" for that region.

[Dougw133]

This is yet another disappointment. Between never knowing when this game will be released and hearing that UBI is taking the reigns this is another turn downhill. I'm not here to rant and moan, but simply let you know this kinda became the final straw for me and I do not see myself purchasing this game with any kind of limiter in place. Been beefing my system the last year and I know have my beast to find their will be FPS limitations. This is a CYA for a less than 1% of the population issue. It's a sad day when a freaking video game has to follow guidelines for seizure patients. Maybe we should make the world out of pillows for Hemophiliacs. Sad. If there is no switch for this I assure you lost 1 of many potential customers.

Thank you.

[mazex]

For heavens sake, to everyone running around like their hair is on fire... Both Ubisoft and Sony and a number of other publishers has done this for all their titles for the last three years, without implementing a post process filter which Ilya has admitted was their emergency hot fix as they have had some communication problem between 1C and Ubisoft? If all other titles have done it without loosing fps by adding a post process filter I'm sure that MG can do it too. Assassins Creed : Brotherhood sure has passed the same tests, and does anyone think it looks "bleak" and not having those "bling" effects that everyone think has to go? Does it have bad FPS? Does any of the other Sony or Ubisoft titles look like they are "watered out" and stutter? Wipeout HD was postponed by Sony in 2008 to implement the stuff needed to pass the epilepsy tests WITHOUT adding a last resort filter on all the frames like MG has done now? Does anyone think that Assassins Creed : Brotherhood lost 10 by an implementation like this? Ilya has admitted that it was an ugly fix and they are working on doing it the proper way...

So can't everyone just calm down for one time and stop running around threatening to cancel your pre orders? They will fix this - be sure.

[Kianoni]

I still blame Yubisoft. it's them who are enforcing this in case someone who has peanut allergy buys a product with peanuts in it.