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sigintwarrior 05-10-2011 01:04 PM

What a great review. I think you were fair yet accurate. After a modest amount of game time, I feel that you hit the nail right on the head.

dbr1 05-10-2011 01:47 PM

Very nice review, I think it honestly conveys the state of the sim now while appropriately focusing on what it will be in the future.

The prose is nice, but for the sake of readability you absolutely need to add more paragraph breaks!

609_Huetz 05-10-2011 02:32 PM

Decent article, even though my eyes hurt now. Make sure you adjust the layout a bit for the true review in a bit.

On a sidenote, you may want to reconsider the point about spawning a sales boost as far as hardware is concerned.
Given that you are talking about a product for a niche market that already had two launches absolutely gone wrong, I doubt that the boost on hardware sales will be even marginally noticeable at best over a foreseeable timeframe - that part is leading the review ad absurdum a bit imho.

Just my 10c though.

Langnasen 05-10-2011 02:35 PM

I stopped reading at "...fuel-trucks and bowsers whizzing around...". Makes it sound like there's an SP game worthy of the name, all full of life and goodies and immersion.

There isn't. The game, when it doesn't crash or lock-up, is utterly sterile. The SP campaign isn't a campaign, it's a bunch of very shoddy single missions strung together. And strung together badly.

Maybe your review/preview goes on to mention that but, like I say, I stopped reading it when it began to give a very false impression.

jojimbo 05-10-2011 02:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Langnasen (Post 281260)
I stopped reading at "...fuel-trucks and bowsers whizzing around...". Makes it sound like there's an SP game worthy of the name, all full of life and goodies and immersion.

There isn't. The game, when it doesn't crash or lock-up, is utterly sterile. The SP campaign isn't a campaign, it's a bunch of very shoddy single missions strung together. And strung together badly.

Maybe your review/preview goes on to mention that but, like I say, I stopped reading it when it began to give a very false impression.

gotta admit this guys right, it really badly put together, although the aircraft models are groundbreaking, the terrain and textures are rigbreaking.

and thats not a campaign, its an unplayable pixel dump of heaving lag and sound anomalies.

still love flying over the channel though

609_Huetz 05-10-2011 03:12 PM

I think that is more or less a result of the engine being so badly optimized, that even people with identical hardware get different results.

I could not claim having any problems with either of the campaigns performancewise on my just about med-specs rig, so that would possibly show if I did a review. Definately worth correcting in the article though before too many people get the wrong impression.

Sternjaeger II 05-10-2011 03:24 PM

" I have waxed lyrical about the beauty of the game, and it's potential"

its potential, not it's potential... grammar guys, grammar... ;)

Fair article btw, uh, and where do I send my optician bill? ;)

Seeker 05-10-2011 03:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sternjaeger II (Post 281286)
" I have waxed lyrical about the beauty of the game, and it's potential"

its potential, not it's potential... grammar guys, grammar... ;)

Fair article btw, uh, and where do I send my optician bill? ;)

It's. The comma is a possessive, in English english, at least.

SsSsSsSsSnake 05-10-2011 03:40 PM

correct

Art-J 05-10-2011 04:18 PM

I'm not a native speaker, but I've always thought it's "its" :D (just like in yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs). So what's the difference between possessive "its" and possessive "it's"?

Cheers.


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