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wait, no one build Mossie of any sort since Pasko? DAT aside as not everyone has acess

finally the Lim model put to good use?! does it have normal and specular maps?

CRAZY!!!

nice but... why do I get the feel it's starting to look like milking the series already?

very nice, and yes looks like Jan Tuma's tiles were the base -on thing redoing tiles this way is one must be extra cautious to keep the tiles in match with the corresponding TODs population. Orherwise things might look off

funny thing is, and please forgive me all who love 1940s, 1950s "classics", this might be "classic" in 50 yrs is that wrong? Nott at all

Triffids... wait, wrong movie being able to detect anything in Oort cloud is still pretty impressive achievement

Thank you Crusader for your constant improvements!

good news, get rest man!

I noticed flatspins on many occasions through past 10 years but those were stock FMs I suppose?

welcome to the mad house

Russo be VERY careful as using hte type of program like you show is a big NONO here but yeah I did similar tests ages ago in SF1 the top "sky cone" is the panels count in environment setting, the mesh is not lod but made by sim on the fly it seems at scene generation -heck I even tried texturing is with some high cirruses to no avail so far, the mapping gets all funky blunky

Had a brief chat with Chief (Dave) about state of play yesterday but despite my occasional bitching/mostly silence I am still alive in case you were wondering... those shall make Do335 and the KAW folks happy

excellent shots Beach! When you gid into the inis you realise how utterly limited our options are when it comes to the environment engine, so sadly some of the things I would like to have -like say old style cirrus layers- are hardly possible without either using sort of object usage "hacks" like Cellinsky mod or having really big chance of causing ugly graphical artifacts

I won't reveal anything secret -as this was hinted at by Paul on Atlantc Fleet's FB page- by saying one of our goals is having cumulative real time global WW2 naval warfare strategy/simulation down the road. One of goals

can't really add much to what was said, me too was anticipating P-40 sim from them based on that still pretty good engine; also yes shame as remake of MiG Alley would be much desired

as for mobile version yes, I too was getting pretty hot phone or tablet after some extended play time so Snailman you'd be happy to know the PC version doesn't overheat a thing and looks 100 percent better with the new ocean engine, updated self-shadowing ships' models and textures (including normalmaps) remade effects and overall polishing

or prison or 1970s disco club with all the crazy outfits

Just bought it in Early Access. Don't expect full game BUT -to me the biggest novelty and old school fun (and to an extend you can agrue it's Postal fun) in ages, basically drunken bar brawl with flying chairs, cues, bottles or whatever you can grab, mixed with detailed cartoony damage modelling and tons of cartoon violence. I am amazed by the simplicity and fun http://store.steampowered.com/app/337320/

Ohhh it's alive?! Good good as it's still above the rest in some certain aspects

Blaze95 I have played a bit PR the standalone version but there any newbie gets kicked out quickly

Uhhh clarification - I meant "German and French" as in native language speaking players and es tut mir leid mein Deutsch kein perfect meine Herren

EA as in early access, not Electronic Farts Picked this one up yesterday, anyone plays it? Seems interesting already, sort of alternative to Arma series (but no vehicles so far that I notices) and Insurgency, men that one went down fast. Downside -mostly German or French players servers and bit too high ping for me, your mileage will vary. Player sides divide into organized fire teams, with up to 50-70 players per map For me it has that original OPF/Resistance vibe to it (that Arma lost around A2) with the general battlefield (sounds, effects, environemt impact) having bit of @SLX mod feel to it. Some might find it interesting http://store.steampowered.com/app/393380/