My attention span is quite small when it comes to games. I bought Jumpgate awhile back and played it for a few hours. I signed up for the new beta as soon as I could.
Biggles<font color=#AAFFAA>The Man Without a Face</font>
I saw a looping demo of that in a shop a couple of months ago. It's from the same people who made Lock On: Modern Air Combat, so it's likely to be very accurate and very good.
The next MMO I'm actually looking forwards to is Cities XL, I think the mmo component has some real potential to expand the genera, and it sounds like it may be implimented very well.
[QUOTE=Mundane;181950]This game looks cool, must try!
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZjSI021j-c[/url][/QUOTE]If that video just didn't look like some action game half of the time...
Against technically advanced enemy helicopter's (only) strength is in sneaking and hiding. If it rises to higher altitude and there's enemy air defense around it won't take long before only direction it will fly is straight towards "mother earth".
[QUOTE=E.T;181963]If that video just didn't look like some action game half of the time...
Against technically advanced enemy helicopter's (only) strength is in sneaking and hiding. If it rises to higher altitude and there's enemy air defense around it won't take long before only direction it will fly is straight towards "mother earth".[/QUOTE]
Perhaps this will help:
Or this (Landing via autorotation):
Or this: Guided missile demonstration:
Startup sequence:
The first video linked to in the posts above is clearly not representative of the intended style of gameplay. It clearly falls into the category of "Absurdly Realistic." Check out the videos directly for sharper versions. (The HD example embedded above looks [B]amazing[/B] when viewed directly on youtube!). It's an Eagle Dynamics game. It is going to be [B]very[/B] good (but I believe Biggles covered that already.)
Biggles<font color=#AAFFAA>The Man Without a Face</font>
What does it say about me that I watched that entire quick startup sequence? :D
I won't answer that, since I watched it too. I even bought the game... just haven't had much time to play it yet. It's definitely well done though and worth every penny. The level of detail on the chopper is just amazing. I don't think we've had such a detailed flight simulation before. It's up there with the Falcon series.
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I've been looking forward to playing that but its damned expensive, for a hex based strategy game.
I had both TAO and Korsun Pocket, even played ladder games for a bit but gave up at some point.
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZjSI021j-c[/url]
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZjSI021j-c[/url][/QUOTE]If that video just didn't look like some action game half of the time...
Against technically advanced enemy helicopter's (only) strength is in sneaking and hiding. If it rises to higher altitude and there's enemy air defense around it won't take long before only direction it will fly is straight towards "mother earth".
Against technically advanced enemy helicopter's (only) strength is in sneaking and hiding. If it rises to higher altitude and there's enemy air defense around it won't take long before only direction it will fly is straight towards "mother earth".[/QUOTE]
Perhaps this will help:
Or this (Landing via autorotation):
Or this: Guided missile demonstration:
Startup sequence:
The first video linked to in the posts above is clearly not representative of the intended style of gameplay. It clearly falls into the category of "Absurdly Realistic." Check out the videos directly for sharper versions. (The HD example embedded above looks [B]amazing[/B] when viewed directly on youtube!). It's an Eagle Dynamics game. It is going to be [B]very[/B] good (but I believe Biggles covered that already.)