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Originally Posted by Grifo
About 10 years ago similar arguments were told by old film photographers that didn't accepted digital photography.. It was "not pure" and "far from their world".. Today everyone can easily enjoy a digital camera and have fun with it creating and editing limitless.. Pure photography, anyway, is not dyed but evolved. Why making... Walls?
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I can't speak for him or you, but at least this is the way I see it:
This game is called il2 Cliffs of dover:
- Il2 is the famous name everybody knows for creating an incredible realistic flight simulator. That name will draw flyboys.
- It is the Battle of britain; Won by spitfires and hurricanes. Bob is known for the air war.
- Who buys this game to sit on their ass in a anti-aircraft weapon waiting for 20 minutes for the enemy planes to arrive, or sit in a tank waiting their ass off until a plane arrives??!
- The graphics are not that good to have a FPS view on the ground or driving around. And by what I have seen now, the immersion and gameplay is NOOOOO WHERE Neeeaaar (!) what you can do and see in a cockpit of the planes they have created.
1C: Focus on what this game is all about. At least start on a real immersive dynamic campaign! Don't care if you can change the outcome of the war, that would be actually very cool to try. Every airfield has its own number of planes, the planes need to be repaired and so on.
Heck I rather want you to make it into an RTS / Flight sime: Base managment, ammo, fuel, ordering parts, fixing damaged spitfires...
Rather that than driving a tank waiting 20 minutes for the enemy to arrive.