Cliffs of Dover is the Best. (A few screenshots).

[TomcatViP]

Yes it is a serious flaw in that sim.

[Gourmand]

easy to be the best when it's the only ww2 simulator next-gen


for me is the best and the worst at the same time
both is in this soft
and community wait a lot for the reducing of the worst, with taking great pleasure with the best

[Trumper]

Some nice details BUT where's the soul of the B o B,the hundreds of bombers crossing the coastline,the squadrons of Hurricanes clawing into the bombers with the fighter escort snapping away ,the Spitfires attempting to turn the tables on the escort.

[ems9]

Well said mate!
People sometimes don't release they have a masterpiece in their hands!
Really nice SS's!

[Les]

Originally Posted by Trumper

Some nice details BUT where's the soul of the B o B,the hundreds of bombers crossing the coastline,the squadrons of Hurricanes clawing into the bombers with the fighter escort snapping away ,the Spitfires attempting to turn the tables on the escort.

If the game can survive at all, it might just be a matter of waiting for the hardware to catch up...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hruTCx74iZw

[Blackdog_kt]

Originally Posted by Les

If the game can survive at all, it might just be a matter of waiting for the hardware to catch up...

Yup. Just yesterday i was fumbling about in the FMB trying to make a bombing practice map. I laid down rows of tankers to construct a "grid" of sorts at sea level, so that i can then aim at the center of it and see how off center my bombs drop.

Well, i ended up with about 650 static ships and a slideshow, so i had to go back and revise things a bit

However, despite the amount of objects clustered together, the mission did load and the game didn't crash. There are contemporary sims out there that have a cap of about 200 objects per mission before they start crashing, so i guess that as CoD is getting optimized and better hardware comes around we'll be able to get really massive scenarios.

[SiThSpAwN]

Originally Posted by Blackdog_kt

Yup. Just yesterday i was fumbling about in the FMB trying to make a bombing practice map. I laid down rows of tankers to construct a "grid" of sorts at sea level, so that i can then aim at the center of it and see how off center my bombs drop.

Well, i ended up with about 650 static ships and a slideshow, so i had to go back and revise things a bit

However, despite the amount of objects clustered together, the mission did load and the game didn't crash. There are contemporary sims out there that have a cap of about 200 objects per mission before they start crashing, so i guess that as CoD is getting optimized and better hardware comes around we'll be able to get really massive scenarios.

Not to derail the thread further, but I think the problems with the game are half coding and half being ahead of its time, if you look at the scale of the map and all the details...

[Tavingon]

Really looking forward to the day when we can have GIANT battles!

[Von Crapenhauser]

Originally Posted by Les

If the game can survive at all, it might just be a matter of waiting for the hardware to catch up...

Upgrade is the only way my older rig wouldnt even play Clod without graphics folding.
I bit the bullit,upgraded my rig and now I play with the sliders maxed with hardly any problems.
Radio comands still dont work but other than that IMO its mostly the online games that are sooo bad?
For me I would like to see a mission structure like 1946,ie whole timeline with new planes as and when there made.

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[oddeball]

Merci Ricky