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Originally Posted by tagTaken2
I think Oleg's reasoning is correct... the number of people who will always use the full startup sequence is in inverse proportion to the effort required to make it more accurate.
As for clickable cockpits, the less said the better. I don't even use them in Falcon. Too fiddly, too slow, makes you a sitting duck in combat.
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Three things:
- at least the online dudes would use the clickable cockpit 100% of times if it was the server setting
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- touchscreens will probably begin to move into the meainstream 2010/2011. Win7 already has touchscreen interface support.
- realistic CEM (including startup and cooldown/shutdown) would add a lot of realism to the game ane open up new possibilities. Not to mention that it would give a lot more to the player even from the limited set of airplanes that we'd have at the beginning. Flying even a simple airplane like a C-150 in reality is infinitely more rewarding experience than flying a Corsair or another complicated airplane in Il-2 just because of the procedures you have to follow. Frankly, as for how much it does for the sim, check DCS forum - everybody has their socks blown off by the realism of the thing. It feels real, and serious - that's what's so good about it.