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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.

View Poll Results: Do you want the old style IL2 1946 COOP Interface implemented into CloD?
Yes 140 79.55%
No 10 5.68%
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Old 12-13-2011, 02:30 PM
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In CoD the difference between coop and dogfight is very small, as you can have ai in dogfight servers.
Utter rubbish...

There is a huge difference between a dogfight server and a coop, yes the differences might be slight but they have a huge impact on how it plays
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Utter rubbish...

There is a huge difference between a dogfight server and a coop, yes the differences might be slight but they have a huge impact on how it plays
You shouldn't try to impose the old il2 limitations on CoD.

Just tell me please, except from the gui and the debriefing, what exactly can't you do in a CoD - "dogfight" - mission that you could do in a old il2 coop mission, and how important is that particular point?
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Old 12-13-2011, 03:33 PM
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There are enough people looking here, there are just not that many people interested in coops.
Agreed.. That and it is ironic that 1C's biggest competder to CoD is 1C's IL-2.. Add to that the fact that alot of people playing IL-2, play it because IL-2 runs smooth on thier 3 to 5 year old PC. That is just a few of the reasons why there are so few playing CoD online.. And yes, before a gloom'n'doomer feels the need to step in and point out some master of the obvious bug in CoD, yes there are other reasons people are not playing CoD, we get it.

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In CoD the difference between coop and dogfight is very small,
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as you can have ai in dogfight servers. And of course you can fly with your buddys online in coop missions, just build the mission and start a server.

The only thing missing is the gui to make it available for everyone.
That is a good point..

Correct me if I am wrong, but the biggest difference seems to be the list of planes in the IL-2 GUI menu vs. displaying a map with bases, or inflight assest.. That is to say

IL-2 COOP
1) select plane from list of planes displayed in GUI menu
2) Hit fly

CoD COOP
1) select plane from one of the bases displayed on the map
2) Hit fly

So yes selecting the plane you fly is now different.. but when you consider all the things you can do in CoD that you could not do in IL-2 that difference does not seem to be a show stopper.
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