Yeah, the game requires a lot of practice. It took me 2 years to be just a decent pilot in multiplayer. I started playing Il-2 when i was just 10 years old. So it's been 9 years with this game already and I still love it The game is very old but it's far from dying. It still has patches coming out and it has one of the biggest modding communities I've ever seen.
Quote from: Domanating on January 31, 2013, 01:30:28 PMYeah, the game requires a lot of practice. It took me 2 years to be just a decent pilot in multiplayer. I started playing Il-2 when i was just 10 years old. So it's been 9 years with this game already and I still love it The game is very old but it's far from dying. It still has patches coming out and it has one of the biggest modding communities I've ever seen.I'm willing to contest to that last part; I've seen pretty large modding communities before.I can at least dive down in my MiG and take popshots at whatever is on the ground, and I can take down a Me-262 (the jet one) at veteran difficulty. I can also keep enemy MiG's at ace difficulty off of my tail for some time but I can never wing around and blast them.
Quote from: Kossokei on February 01, 2013, 05:40:05 PMQuote from: Domanating on January 31, 2013, 01:30:28 PMYeah, the game requires a lot of practice. It took me 2 years to be just a decent pilot in multiplayer. I started playing Il-2 when i was just 10 years old. So it's been 9 years with this game already and I still love it The game is very old but it's far from dying. It still has patches coming out and it has one of the biggest modding communities I've ever seen.I'm willing to contest to that last part; I've seen pretty large modding communities before.I can at least dive down in my MiG and take popshots at whatever is on the ground, and I can take down a Me-262 (the jet one) at veteran difficulty. I can also keep enemy MiG's at ace difficulty off of my tail for some time but I can never wing around and blast them.In terms of simulator games I can only think of Silent hunter as another big modding community but i might be wrong.A good tactic to get on the computer controlled fighters is to dive and fly really close to the ground. Sometimes they break off the chase for a short period and you can profit that moment to turn around and engage them. Tougher difficulty fighters aren't fooled that easy but in general it works.I've already flown all planes and I keep on testing the new ones the modders create. One of the best things they've done was the atomic bomb
Quote from: Domanating on February 01, 2013, 06:57:17 PMQuote from: Kossokei on February 01, 2013, 05:40:05 PMQuote from: Domanating on January 31, 2013, 01:30:28 PMYeah, the game requires a lot of practice. It took me 2 years to be just a decent pilot in multiplayer. I started playing Il-2 when i was just 10 years old. So it's been 9 years with this game already and I still love it The game is very old but it's far from dying. It still has patches coming out and it has one of the biggest modding communities I've ever seen.I'm willing to contest to that last part; I've seen pretty large modding communities before.I can at least dive down in my MiG and take popshots at whatever is on the ground, and I can take down a Me-262 (the jet one) at veteran difficulty. I can also keep enemy MiG's at ace difficulty off of my tail for some time but I can never wing around and blast them.In terms of simulator games I can only think of Silent hunter as another big modding community but i might be wrong.A good tactic to get on the computer controlled fighters is to dive and fly really close to the ground. Sometimes they break off the chase for a short period and you can profit that moment to turn around and engage them. Tougher difficulty fighters aren't fooled that easy but in general it works.I've already flown all planes and I keep on testing the new ones the modders create. One of the best things they've done was the atomic bomb Ah, simulator games. That I dunno.But, the modding communities for SLR:R, the RVZT community, the different but intertwined modding communities of Carmageddon 2/3, the entire horde of M.U.G.E.N. communities... they're all pretty large, and GTA:SA's modding community sizes are ridiculous, so yeah I never figured out how to fly the Jet planes (Me-262, He-somethingoranother) or the massive planes (Me-323, He-117 Zwilling, Pe-8 bis, etc) or anything else that isn't usually allowed for the player to use in the custom mission or whatever mode.I suck at the actual missions, I don't have the patience to fly everywhere and I end up breaking off of the formation to go hunt down random things XD
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_262 This is the Me-262. In game, at regular speed it's faster than my MiG (even when in emergency power) and at Ace difficulty, you just can't shake it off.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henschel_Hs_132 This is the other one (or at least, is really close to it) and it isn't as bad but I haven't fought it as much.I'll have to check out this community, got a link?
Quote from: Kossokei on February 02, 2013, 04:52:24 PMhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_262 This is the Me-262. In game, at regular speed it's faster than my MiG (even when in emergency power) and at Ace difficulty, you just can't shake it off.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henschel_Hs_132 This is the other one (or at least, is really close to it) and it isn't as bad but I haven't fought it as much.I'll have to check out this community, got a link?I'm perfectly aware of what jet planes you meant. I suppose you're using the jet MIG-9 but those are just unreliable. The German jets were very good. Well the HS-132 has never flown in real life, though. But they are usually easy to shake off by making sharp turns. They go too fast and cant make the turn as sharp as yours do. But you'll have a hard time catching them.Here you go, m8http://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php
Quote from: Domanating on February 02, 2013, 05:09:07 PMQuote from: Kossokei on February 02, 2013, 04:52:24 PMhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_262 This is the Me-262. In game, at regular speed it's faster than my MiG (even when in emergency power) and at Ace difficulty, you just can't shake it off.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henschel_Hs_132 This is the other one (or at least, is really close to it) and it isn't as bad but I haven't fought it as much.I'll have to check out this community, got a link?I'm perfectly aware of what jet planes you meant. I suppose you're using the jet MIG-9 but those are just unreliable. The German jets were very good. Well the HS-132 has never flown in real life, though. But they are usually easy to shake off by making sharp turns. They go too fast and cant make the turn as sharp as yours do. But you'll have a hard time catching them.Here you go, m8http://www.sas1946.com/main/index.phpI'm using a MiG-3ud (not sure if that's what you meant) it's a fighter, not a jet :PThis site is pretty cool, I like what I see
Quote from: Kossokei on February 02, 2013, 05:18:48 PMQuote from: Domanating on February 02, 2013, 05:09:07 PMQuote from: Kossokei on February 02, 2013, 04:52:24 PMhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_262 This is the Me-262. In game, at regular speed it's faster than my MiG (even when in emergency power) and at Ace difficulty, you just can't shake it off.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henschel_Hs_132 This is the other one (or at least, is really close to it) and it isn't as bad but I haven't fought it as much.I'll have to check out this community, got a link?I'm perfectly aware of what jet planes you meant. I suppose you're using the jet MIG-9 but those are just unreliable. The German jets were very good. Well the HS-132 has never flown in real life, though. But they are usually easy to shake off by making sharp turns. They go too fast and cant make the turn as sharp as yours do. But you'll have a hard time catching them.Here you go, m8http://www.sas1946.com/main/index.phpI'm using a MiG-3ud (not sure if that's what you meant) it's a fighter, not a jet :PThis site is pretty cool, I like what I see A propeller fighter vs a jet fighter? You're insane, lol. The only way to effectively engage the jet with that Mig is if you're flying considerably higher than the jet itself. If not it will be very hard. The only WWII propelled fighter that could compete against the ME-262 at the same altitude was the P-51 Mustang.You will be overloaded with Mods there If you intend to install mods I very very very VEEEERY highly recommend that you backup your entire game folder. Personal experience speaking. I had to reinstall Il-2 about 4 times because I messed up the game with badly installed mods.
When it comes to racing games, for me, Re-Volt is a childhood favorite and Carmageddon 2 is just a classic Back on topic; I just (last night) made a thing in the custom mission mode where I can start out at 10000 feet and I basically took the plane into a nosedive and bailed and waited to see how long it would go without crashing (power at 100% with WEP on)It's so suspenseful, lol