By klaiber on
Wed, 19 Oct 2011 07:38:19 GMT
On Saturday, 29th October at 9:00 p.m. EDT, II./JG 1 will host a Dogfight Night for IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover on our server, "II./JG 1: das Adlernest". The match will use the most recent version of the Cliffs of Dover game: v1.05.15950.
Current plans are to run a Battle of Dunkirk scenario, complete with all of the features that make Cliffs of Dover exciting! Users will be able to choose available planes, take off and intercept enemy NPC's or engage other players. The server will also rotate sub-missions regularly, about every 20 minutes, so there will always be planes in the air to engage.
Should anyone want more information regarding the event, please stop by our forums. All are welcome!
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By krupinski on
8/11/2011 10:28 AM
For those that haven't heard about it, IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover contains a feature that's called Anthropomorphic Controls. This feature ensures that the pilot can't do things in the cockpit that a real pilot couldn't do considering they only have two hands.
When your hardware is setup correctly, Anthropomorphic Controls will add a huge level of immersion on two sides. One, on your side as a pilot you will need to understand that you can't just start flipping switches, moving dials and pulling levers. You'll need to plan your moves and execute them in an efficient manner. On the other side, your opponent is limited in the same manner and if you are better at control management, then that will give you an edge.
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By krupinski on
8/8/2011 9:55 AM
II./JG 1 now has a dedicated server for IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover called "II./JG 1: das Adlernest." The server is listed in the server list by going to Multiplayer | Client and viewing the servers.
Currently we are running a mission modelled after the escape from Dunkirk, "Operation Dynamo," graciously provided to the community by TheEnlightenedFlorist on the 1C boards. It is a fairly simple mission, with various UK missions: Such as Hurricanes patrolling Dunkirk high and low. Defiants defending the ships. Various ground units are trying to move to the port. Trains are bringing troops into the city from the south. And of course, Anti-Aircraft is defending the city and airfields.
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