Fórum Brigadeiro Nero Moura

The cockpit is probably the most important thing for immersion it's the envelope between the player and the virtual world, the more real it seems the more real everything past it will seem. What I mean by living is that lots of "things" should happen in the cockpit right now in sims we have working gauges and controls, dynamic light and shadow, rain/oil drops on the screen and canned damage.

Damage effects would be the first thing I'd improve: a bullet through the canopy could spray powdered glass into the cockpit and sound from air rushing over the hole, oil and fuel could spray into the cockpit from a hole or leak and coat the pilot/controls, loose parts could be affected by physics (dangling wires, bits of metal rattling around), sparks and smoke from damaged electronics and terminal effects like flames licking into the cockpit through holes up to a full inferno of blinding smoke and fire, bullet holes in the pilot with pain animations/sounds and blood if you want to go that way.

Other things are stuff like animations for pilot actions, like closing the cockpit etc.

Some space and tanks sims have tried to do this kind of stuff with success so why can't flight sims.

Suggestion: Create a lightweight version of the game to attract shooters live on line, or COOP, and for fans to shoot in defense calculations on online projects.
No flight-models and cabins. Just point and shooting everything that you need to play the arrow, and control of the mouse, so switching reviews and jumping on the machine guns within the aircraft.

Advantages of: It is easier to pull a newbie to look, as the eyes can see it with everything.
More live shooters and defense-Schnick add atmosphere.

"Sugestão":

Perhaps its a generation thing or a sign of modern times that people 'want it now' and don't want to work at anything anymore, its all about making it easy, dumbing it down, minimal effort