New Discovery…this game is glorious!

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Originally Posted by Fliegenpilz

You know what? If you don't like the game, well, then don't play it. And don't bother us with your poor remarks on it, when you actually don't know anything about it at all!

If you want to have a perfectly realistic sim, in every aspect, then you have to go out - to a place called "real world", you know. Well, actually you'd better stay at home - I don't want to meet you while flying...

And just for clarification: I can run IL-2 CloD on medium-high settings without any tweaks in any form (plain game) on my laptop at decent framerates (15-25fps), which is enough to enjoy a game of this quality. I personally would rate my system as a low to mid-range System (i5-540m@2,56ghz, ATI HD5650, 4gb RAM), something everyone can afford if he/she really wants to.

Ok, now I'm out, just have to let of some steam, sry guys, I won't comment on this thread anymore.

Cliffs of Dover simply is utterly stunning and breathtaking, even in its current state. My words.

Good and stay out, I dont want to have to link you to all the other threads where people like you made stupid comments that I had to debunk. I mean I love the comment saying if I want perfect realism (which I never said I wanted, just some optimization and groundlaying for the future, which I talked about in detail about 5 months or so ago and was confirmed word for word by them in a interview about a month ago) go fly a plane, because getting a pilots liscence and cruising around is obvisouly comparable to flying a ww2 plane in a war right? Seriously dumb argument, I hope your not a commercial pilot.
You have low standards obviously, also a shitty system - maybe you should spend more $ on it instead of a pilots liscence so you actually know what good graphics look like? 15-25fps? Is that a joke, you sound like someone who has never played any other game before, 15fps is stutterfest and completely ruins gameplay. The sweet spot is 25-30 fps, anything lower than 20 is very distracting, at 25 most people wont notice a differance unless it has a fps drop, but if you have a trained eye you can pick out the differance between 25fps and 30fps, above that I cant tell if thats the stable average. Then again alot of people dont know what AA is and dont notice it as a problem, but once you use it and get used to it as soon as you see something without AA it immediately sticks out like a sore thumb.