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I will answer later. I'm not at office... I'm typing from home. A bit sick. My job emails I can read only in office. Please wait a bit
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All the best.. Henrik |
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"Really it was discussed in the past and some modern military guys confirmed this..."
I've been an AA gunner in the Swiss army: for years, I shot during military courses with 20mm AA canons and saw many times too 35mm canons firing. I never saw, even at night, flames in my gunsight. In fact, flames can be seen (and not always, depends of the shutter time, exposure and weather conditions) on pictures or videos, but there are almost invisible to the human eye, because the flashes are too fast and very transparent too. |
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Btw, it's simple logic, do you think the technical services of any air force would accept a weapon system whose firing would annoy or even block the aiming of a pilot or a gunner?
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As for the WWII time there are enough recalls of gunners that was blinded at night from their MGs firng in enemy. You also should take in account that the changes in modern guns and the evolution (better to say revolution) in gun powder changed a lot of things even in muzzle flash due to more greater speed of "powder" combustion But really if you will take a look on modern camera shots of some terrorists shots - the muzzle flash is great from even 7,62 mm Kalashnikov I personally also many times fired from guns (sigle and many) at everning time and almost always got partial blinding. The hunter gun of 12th caliber (with is like 20 mm cannon) that I used often in the past gives the same effect... And amount of powder in a cartrige there is more small than in 7,62 AKM cartridge.... Last edited by Oleg Maddox; 09-05-2008 at 01:22 PM. |
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The point about modern powders is one of the biggest differences. Most of the weapons 70 years ago used cordite as it's combustible in closed cartridges. Today's modern smokeless powders, while still producing flash, burn much more efficiently than good 'ol cordite and produce a smaller, faster-burning flash. As far as the in-game voice possibilities, I'd love to see something if able to be done without causing too much of a performance hit to the sim itself. Obviously the IL2 in-game voice attempt didn't pan out completely and TeamSpeak is still an excellent free alternative either way. Personally, I'd really like to see a spartan user-friendly server-finder included for online play, but that's just me. Hyperlobby is a great service for the genre, but a bit klunky with limitations and not the most user-friendly proggy out there. I don't like the chat function in a server-finder. It just becomes another forum for 12 year olds to taunt one another. ASE was the best IMO and now I use XFire. I have no doubt that an included server finder would be a better alternative to either of these. TB Last edited by Thunderbolt56; 09-05-2008 at 01:37 PM. |
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Hello Oleg,
I have some questions regarding the multiplayer: Will it be possible to change the inflight briefing during the game and will it be possible to paint the flightroute and mark objects on the map? If so it would be helpfull to add an option to send that customized map to all other squad members during the game. I also wonder if there is a chance to display own jpg's on the briefing screen (like air recon, notes or tactical maps). Will the player be able to conquer airports and does that influence the support or reinforcements? I do have some more questions regarding the mission editor: Is there any chance of changing the ingame maps, to add markings or notes visible to other players? I'd like to add a video to the briefing to present the map in the old fashioned "wochenschau" style will that be possible? And last but not least, is there some sort of trigger so that a sound file (like a radio message) will be played when the player activates the trigger? Thanks in advance Best regards NSU |
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I can't say yes to all your questions. Recon maps we would like to make and it is in plan. However I don't know if it will be in release. The format of brief is HTML... so theoretically there is possible to use recon map and send to others across the map. But it will depending of many factors, so I can't tell you 100% yes. As for the capture airfield.... we plan several online modes in additional to what we had in Il-2... Also can't say you final features As for changes of map... don't know yet all features that will go in final. You know I never promise when I'm not sure, if you are NSU that I know... Video in gif or flash player format probably will be possible in a brif. I don't know which type of HTML we will use in final. You know there is going the new version of HTML in future... Proabbly we will stay with the current for a long time. So if to make everything manually for single missions - then you probably may use all features of current HTML version You will be able to put on the map trigger with sound message with the defined radius of action. Hope everything answered clear enough. |
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U-boat controllable? Now you're talking my language.
Is there a reason you skipped answering my question? Hope you get to feeling better soon. |
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I can't try to find your question... There is too many pages. If you'll repeast right now - I will try. |
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