It doesn't really matter...to meeeee

little high.. little low...

Recommended at the price.

OK back to normal viewing please!

Looks like a damn oil painting, doesn't it? That's pure WOFF Ultimate Edition. No mods. No SweetFX.



WOFF UE beta Jasta 9 24 May 1917. Second sortie of the day has me making a rare patrol behind enemy lines. I'm tilting my wings left and right as usual to see if anything is below me. Nothing. I look back at my flight and notice one of my sheep has fallen a bit behind. Wait....that's too many sheep. I turn to engage. Ironically the moment I finished dispatching him, his burning wreck falls right next to low altitude Sopwith Strutter. Had the Noop not been killed exactly when and where he was, I probably never would have seen him. Bad luck for his friend turned out to be bad luck for him too.

Impressive kill stealing at 5:45

You, sir....may say anything you want. Your new shader update is fantastic.





Better shadows. Better long distance objects. Better performance. Better blending overall. Even feels more 'solid.'

Beautiful shots again Hellshade..It looks like that magician AnKor has worked his magic again

Jasta 9 26 May 1917 Campaign Dogfight

One last set of Jasta 9 campaign dogfight screenies for the night...

Guys great screen shots,
OBS thanks for not leaving WW1.

I did posted this on the official Rof website I hope some members that love WW1 are intrested in this game.

http://riseofflight.com/forum/topic/49535-woff-ue-new-develpment/

Just arrived back at the aerodrome at Lemmes in a camion after a sightseeing tour. Unfortunately, my machine is still languishing just our side of the lines near Verdun. I was out on a general observation of the lines, trying to determine where we were, and where they were. The first thing that drew my attention was the flashes of a terrific bombardment, and came down out of the clouds to find one of our forts getting pounded. A little further off, I saw a convoy moving along the road, and went to investigate. As I drew closer, shells erupted all along the road and on the convoy. And it was at that moment that I heard the unmistakable sounds of my aircraft being hit by small arms fire from the ground. I turned for the lines, but the damage had been done, and it was all I could do to make it to our side.
Salut
Édouard Lacroix

Thanks Shredder! some interesting insight on UE. I really like the new trees by season as well. This is exciting stuff!

The part that stunned me was seeing the oonvoy moving along the road, and then coming under shellfire. That was amazing
Cheers,
shredward

I come to WOFF of ROF and it was one of the best steps in life .. ( wedding day does not count )
Please, already no torment me with those beautiful screenshots ..

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More torment Mira73. Some atmospheric shots of the Breguet 14 snapped during an early morning sortie.

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It seems that everybody is flying WOFF UE, except me .

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No Sir, just the devs and the beta test team. But hopefully soon you and everyone else will be flying it as well.

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Of course, I was joking . Nice shots, thanks. I hope we will get a chance to test it personally as soon as possible :-).

I'm excited for you to fly it too and look forward to your thoughts on it. I think you will be very happy, sir.

I'd just like to add that having been given the opportunity to play even the smallest part (mere feedback and observations - really just ringside seats) in the development process of WOFF UE, I'd like to offer some very high praise to Polovski, Winding Man and AnKor even though they aren't asking for it. These guys put in a tremendous amount of work testing every little aspect that they can in order to deliver the best possible finished product. I finally have had the opportunity to witness it as it happens and it's incredibly impressive to watch their commitment to excellence in action. Bugs reported. Bugs quashed. New features added. Old features improved. Developer beta patch updates on a nearly daily basis. And as we all know from experience, it doesn't stop there. Even after the product ships, they are busy patching bugs and adding / improving features.

Of course there's no way UE could contain all of the items on the Wish List but what they are including is incredibly well thought out and implemented. Even though the WWI flight sim market is small and doesn't have any other products being actively developed anymore, these guys don't rest on their laurels. They keep pushing and expanding the limits of what's possible. We are really lucky to have them and while WOFF UE can never be all things to everybody, I wouldn't want any other group of people working to improve it than these guys.