Poll/PS3: Would you pay for German Cockpits?

[Korsakov829]

Maybe in the next generation of the game. But I don't think anyone can make a realistic cockpit for a Me-262 or other rare aircraft. Most German, Italian and Japaneese pilots who know what the planes look like on the inside are dead.

[swoop117]

Originally Posted by Korsakov829

Maybe in the next generation of the game. But I don't think anyone can make a realistic cockpit for a Me-262 or other rare aircraft. Most German, Italian and Japaneese pilots who know what the planes look like on the inside are dead.

Hmm ... I don't believe cockpits for other aircrafts were designed using their pilots descriptions only. Most likely there were used some documents, photos etc. As far as i understand the question was not about new cockpits for german planes but about a transferring existing ones to BoP.

[winny]

Originally Posted by Korsakov829

Maybe in the next generation of the game. But I don't think anyone can make a realistic cockpit for a Me-262 or other rare aircraft. Most German, Italian and Japaneese pilots who know what the planes look like on the inside are dead.

The planes are still around though..



262 cockpit

[howzmidyktzt]

I would be willing to pay, I'm a german plane flying whore haha

[QBlackDeathQ]

Originally Posted by howzmidyktzt

I would be willing to pay, I'm a german plane flying whore haha

I would Love a cockpit for my FW-190D-9! I Would love the accurate shots from this view. Zoom/Boom you dead! only thing left to chance is whether make you a Jigsaw puzzle or flamer or a Flaming Jigsaw puzzle!!

[MACADEMIC]

Originally Posted by QBlackDeathQ

I would Love a cockpit for my FW-190D-9! I Would love the accurate shots from this view. Zoom/Boom you dead! only thing left to chance is whether make you a Jigsaw puzzle or flamer or a Flaming Jigsaw puzzle!!

Well, first thing you would notice in a cockpit is that it's much harder to aim when you and your opponent are both locked in a high G maneuver. You often have to take a blind shot because the amount of lead you need to have any hope of hitting the target will take the target out of your sight and under your nose. Quite often I realize the opponent has maneuvered away while invisible. The real aces knew this and often waited for this moment to dodge our from a pursuer. Unfortunately in this game the pursuers planes are not accurately shown. They can shoot you when you look back and have a slight view on top of them (in a tight turn), while what you would need to see is a bit of their belly. Anyone else noticed that?

[vdomini]

Originally Posted by MACADEMIC

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They can shoot you when you look back and have a slight view on top of them (in a tight turn), while what you would need to see is a bit of their belly. Anyone else noticed that?

What does it mean? Camming around while in cockpit looks fine to me

[ARC-071]

My vote is yes, just to help