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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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Old 04-10-2012, 07:30 PM
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Default when you shoot a parachutist death he falls horizontal or vertical?
i want to check the game is correctly modelled cause in the old il2 a chutist would be falling horizontally and when he died he fell vertically

does il2 clod keep this mistake since my experiments point to a sheet of paper falling horizontally in the air
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He would fall slightly jackknifed with his back to the earth and arms and legs trailing in the relative wind.
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Shooting a parachutist? Some people have no honour.... no honour at all..... lol What's the next experiment? Blast radius when dropping bombs on hospitals?
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I don't think shooting the parachutes even works in CloD, does it? I've never seen a collapsed parachute falling, or a 'limp' body.
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Old 04-10-2012, 08:23 PM
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Nobody was talking about shooting parachutists!!
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He would fall slightly jackknifed with his back to the earth and arms and legs trailing in the relative wind.
IMO you're not right! The heaviest part of a human body is the head and the
chest! If that is so, the parachutist falls with the head down! But that is probably dependent on the height of the freefall.
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It depends on what you shot him with...
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Mostly, it depends on the angle of the dangle.
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I've seen senseless parachutists after a free fall collision, they fell as i described it.

The cog lies a bit below the sternum, and the heaviest part of the body is still the rump.
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