#4112785 - 04/28/15 12:54 PM
Re: Wish List for WOFF
[Re: Polovski]
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Cavaliere57
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Fokker EV/DVIII has been in WOFF and OFF for a long time. Yes it is the mono wing/parasol as per the picture. It's listed in the aircraft list in WOFF features on the website.
It's listed as Fokker EV as it saw a little action there (recalled due to wing failure) and IIRC it was renamed DVIII later and mostly unused as the war ended then before the DVIIIs got to action. Can't remember all the details.
Yeah thanks,I had missed it while reading the notes,is there hope for a future Southern Front? (Alps Italian/Austro-Hungarian Campaign)
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#4113164 - 04/29/15 10:13 AM
Re: Wish List for WOFF
[Re: Polovski]
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Who knows Cavaliere57, I guess it depends on the demand for it. If many would buy it then it would help, but we need to spread the word and get more sales/support to do all things.
Honestly i think that it would be of great interest,for many reasons,a nice variety of plane types,some of them are already in roster,a new and very interesting world environment,a probably smaller geographical area ( North Eastern Italy and a bit of Dalmatian coast)but with great territorial variations than Northern Front more appealing I would say,you could run a poll,I'm pretty sure it will be rewarded well I would sign on that!! cheers
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#4115226 - 05/03/15 02:02 PM
Re: Wish List for WOFF
[Re: Robert_Wiggins]
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For twice now I've had claims rejected in cases when the enemy aircraft was brought down close to our own airfield. Actually in the most recent case, the EA actually *landed* on our field after our combat encounter: The claim was rejected for lack of witnesses. Could you improve the claims system to take better into account obvious cases like this one? There's no way such a kill could have been rejected for lack of witnesses!
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James McCudden, Five Years in the Royal Flying Corps
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#4122862 - 05/21/15 11:28 AM
Re: Wish List for WOFF
[Re: Robert_Wiggins]
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Yes, the planes all need to have more "life" injected into them... like it was said before: vibrating fuselage, working rocker arms, better looking fog effects inside clouds (or even have the entire flight avoid flying through clouds altogether), rain and snow water droplets, observer animation on the Fee when firing the top wing gun, allow Pilot's head to animate movements, a minor camera shake effect (with sound) when pilot is hit, better gun smoke effects when firing long bursts...
Also, an option for high resolution terrain including roads (those blurry ground textures are immersion breaking) and I'll buy a new Processor just to enjoy the added eye candy.
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#4122886 - 05/21/15 12:32 PM
Re: Wish List for WOFF
[Re: Robert_Wiggins]
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I have no idea whether this is possible, but it would be fantastic if WOFF could use two (or more) processors instead of just one. After all, everybody has at least a two processor cpu nowadays. As an ex-programmer of many years experience I do not know how this could or could not be done. None of the programming languages I used specified where any processing should be done or was aware of multi-processors. This was all left to the Operating System.
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