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Old 10-08-2010, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by robtek View Post
It seems that some people have to devaluate other people to polish their ego.
There is no such thing as "uber-realism", either you simulate as close as possible to reality or you play a game, it's that easy.
swings and roundabouts old chap. doesn't feel nice either way, does it.

i wasn't seeking to devalue the skill it takes to fly full switch, merely stating the difference between the two ends of the option-spectrum. neither has more objective "worth" than the other, only subjective worth to the person holding the stick and dancing through the sky, either with a cockpit or a clear view. neither way is "better", only personally preferred.

what certainly isn't the case is to say either way is the "wrong" way.

indeed matsher, one of the critical elements we lack is the sensation of g-force. although i'm sure i've seen fairly effective motion-seats, as in rock you side to side kind of thing, and i vaguely recall a sort of waistcoat that had sections that inflated to give physical feedback. sort of for fps, so it would give a hit location feeling. it may sound -and look- daft, but playing whilst wearing some kind of g-simulating-suit would probably appeal to a hell of a lot of people.

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