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LuisF wrote:Deve ser a galera do WT achando que bastava mexer o mouse e apertar o botão pra fazer 500xp, deve ser por isso que ta fácil derrubar "ace" ultimamente rsrs

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21_Sokol1 wrote:Condor,

Derrubando um Sturmovik com duas granadas de 20mm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAWMl7uhiZg[/video]

BTW - O "DM" do paraquedas esta "Uber".

Sokol1

28_Condor wrote:

21_Sokol1 wrote:Condor,
Derrubando um Sturmovik com duas granadas de 20mm.

Opa, esse não pegou fogo

Será que amainaram a piromania? Vou testar...

Grutal and granular, damage simulation in the original IL2 was a revelation. While IL2BOS handles stress-related damage and collisions with scenery and other aircraft with more finesse, I can’t say I’ve detected significant progress in the way it treats shrapnel and shell strikes. Wings shear off, fuel tanks flare, and oil spatters windscreens in an eyecatching fashion but – and this might be doing a disservice to the sim’s under-the-hood ballistic calculations – it doesn’t feel as if 777 are really pushing the envelope in this area. Inject lead into that slippery crucifix dancing in your gunsight and generally the crucifix starts streaming smoke. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a target flip onto its back, say, shed a propeller, or inadvertently lower an undercarriage leg.

oS is the game that killed the I2 series. Jason Williams literally came to 1c and convinced them to cancel development on Il2; Battle of Moscow. The true successor to the Il2 series made by Il2 developers. Jason Williams is someone with no background in flight sims, someone who worked for a hardware manufacturer and saw an opportunity in buying NeoGB – a company that made a WW1 flight sim.

Under Jasons brilliant guidance, the renamed NeoGB started making DLC the likes of which that would make bethesda with their horse armor envious. He managed to milk the ww1 flight sim fans, at east the fanatic ones, for all they were worth. And in the process drove off all the hard core simmers, thanks to his complete disregard for historically accurate performance.

Now this Jason Williams is tainting the Il2 name, one of the most esteemed in all of combat flight simming, by making a game that follows the lead of Rise of Flight. One filled with micro-transactions, with little care given to historical flight performance and no care given to the machines used at stalingrad. This is a game where the 190 is given free reign over stalingrad, even though it never served there. While the iconic Ju-52, which played a vital role at stalingrad is simply absent… I think some of this has to do with what planes will sell to the “light sim” audience 777 is targeting.

For everyone who is reading about this game and might be thinking “this is a sequel to Il2″ – it is not. This is a cash grab by a developer who has shown a clear disdain for its community time and time again. A developer who cares more about making 1.99 off of colored scarves rather then updating the flight models of aircraft that are clearly inaccurate (they said it was too hard to do and their engine made changing fms impossible, but they added altimeters for money!

I think this article is a case of PC world not having enough experience to properly rate something as specialized as a flight sim. They hear the BS of the developers and take it a face value, whereas the flight sims fans already know the story.

As a long time CFS (combat flight sim) and most of all, an Il2 fan, please don’t buy this game. It is a disgrace to the Il2 name, a fast and cheap money grab that takes advantage of people from lighter sims, like War thunder and World of Warplanes, to make money. This is IL2 dragged through the mud, with bad physics thrown in, and microtrnasactions tossed in.

This is a game made by a man wanting money, with no love or care for aviation, let alone ww2. Dont give opportunists like this your money