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| IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games. |
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I love the Aussies,fantastic bunch and bloody hard aswell.I had the chance of serving with a few and they was as good as i had always believed them to be!!! HERE HERE BoB is the perfect starting point as said the future releases will have us waiting in hopefully the right order. Cheers Cheese |
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And do not forget the total lack of ground war in BoB. Perfect excuse to focus on the airborne side of things (seems to be hard enough) and not yet have a detailed dynamic campaign, elaborate ground AI and so on in the initial release.
That being said, the ironic side of me would not be fully surprised if finished, perfect ground war code for IL2-style close support missions would be sleeping inside CoD, just the kind of prioritisation mistake that would be totally 1C/MG-style |
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Personally I'm up for it all.
North Africa for me is number one, but I'd be more than happy with whatever theatre is next.* In the original Il-2, I loved Pacific Fighters, I loved the eastern front. I loved all of it, really. Bring it on... *With the possible exception of Korea. Not that I don't want to play Korea or fight in the Mig 15 or F-86, but it would seem strange going from BoB to many years forward and a totally different environment with totally different aircraft, and then later on back to WW2 for a stint in the Pacific or Russia. In my opinion, it would totally break the 'flow' of the series. |
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Here in the "States", we have a thing called the "internet"...we also have a thing called "cable television". These newfangled "high tech gizmo's" allow even the most isolated American to be exposed to all the various theaters of combat. I think that most people here would agree that the modern air combat enthusiast, identifies with the pilots (aces) personal experiences, and are not interested in the politics or national identity of the aces. I think that this would apply to air combat enthusiasts from around the world....regardless of where are computers are plugged in. P.S. I think that the "ME109 vs. The Spitfire", is as good as anywhere to start the new series.... |
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I'm not american and I totally agree that if your interest is with ww2 aircombat then CloD is a gem!!
On the other hand take a hockey fan from US that lives and breethes hockey. You would think that he preferred NHL before KHL. Also, from a more objective pov many western products aim at the american audience to ensure sales. Another example: How come all brittish popstars wanna break in the US? Sales and worldfame! In short, if 1C wants BIG revenue then they'll look to please american consumers. The european betatesting is a part of this. An addon with US planes (P-51 for sure) is prolly next. Just saying...! Hope I'm wrong but they voted for Bush two times so...! |
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at least for virtual bomberpilots, yes, we exist
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I like the Pacific theatre better , so much more brutal.
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I don't care which the current scenario is as long as the next one is Korea
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Hate BOB. Hate machinguns. Want planes with BIG CANNONS, like Ki-84 from Pacific war or BF-109G(K) or La-5(7) from East front.
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