Oleg's dream

Originally Posted by Baron

All personal opinions aside regarding sounds, colour of terrain and such, things thats not a bugg etc. What you are basically saying is that its a "fail" bacause u cant run it on high/max and u refuse to lower the settings to get it to run?

Rgr.


Oh, and btw, how come everyone having problems is convinced they are running a monster machine?

Before my upgrade i ran a Q9550 and Gtx470, could i run it on max, hell no. Was i suprised, lol, not even the slightest. I was however extremly suprises ir look as good as it did on the settings i could run (mostly medium and a few highs)

ROF is in most aspects much better than IL2 (putting theatre aside) and was much better on release.....and that is on the same rig....so CLOD is very unoptimised...thats a deal breaker for sure...

[JimmyBlonde]

RoF has had a long time to develop and the community is very positive and pro-active. People there are behind the product despite its' shortcomings (and it does have them).

I believe that CloD has the potential to be for WW2 what RoF is for WW1 in a few years time. Anyone who wants to see that potential of CloD should look at Freycinets' videos which do a marvelous job of displaying the unedited game. They show a fairly stable and good quality product so the foundation is there.

As I've mentioned elsewhere, all it requires is polish, bug-zapping, proper external sounds, AI revision and game-modes for SP and MP which do the games' features justice.

When I upgrade form my 9800GT to a GTX460 I'll be considering buying it on the strength of what I've seen in Freycinets' videos alone...

BUT

I wont commit until the development team addresses the core issues which seem to have been carried over from 1946. AI, Sounds, game modes (campaign).

I also want to see the devs listening to the community and interacting to find solutions and improvements. Things become a lot more positive when you know that somebody is listening and the tone of the forums here might lift a little if the posters felt like they were being acknowledged. (I'm not saying every post should get a response but a little personal touch here and there where it counts would be a boon for PR)