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1. IL 2 STURMOVIK BATTLE OF STALINGRAD FOR SALE SERIES
2. IL 2 STURMOVIK BATTLE OF STALINGRAD FOR SALE SIMULATOR
3. IL 2 STURMOVIK BATTLE OF STALINGRAD FOR SALE DOWNLOAD

777 as a company is deplorable and incredibly difficult to work with or give the benefit of the doubt to, due to all of the times they managed to shoot themselves in the foot. I am not convinced the engine will ever support them. If you are expecting SoW, SEoW or any other large-scale/dynamic multiplayer experiences, look elsewhere.

IL 2 STURMOVIK BATTLE OF STALINGRAD FOR SALE SERIES

For the MP guys: Digital Nature has difficulty providing the large-scale multiplayer experiences that we have come to expect in the IL-2 series and equally proves to be the largest limiting factor for the entire experience.

IL 2 STURMOVIK BATTLE OF STALINGRAD FOR SALE SIMULATOR

Overall, the things that BUILD a flight simulator are ultimately underwhelming and not so convincing. Hit sounds and feedback do not perform properly and were dismissed with poor excuses about game-engine limitation. AI is deplorably broken and will not function (even when commanded to do so) in the campaign. Achieving victory in the campaign is repetitive as the criteria for completion is always the same - meet target at action point, shoot, fly to exit point. Not to mention, repetitive flight paths/objectives. The "campaign" is a slightly-more-advanced Quick Mission Builder, is not dynamic and completely lacks any form of historical/squadron-based immersion - the only difference QMB and the "campaign" is that AI are placed on the map for you and you are dealt a very generic, repetitive series of missions/briefings that have no effect on the outcome of the battle. The simulator is built around a terrible and embarrassing XP system designed to make you toil away to unlock standard loadouts. The damage model is absolutely horrendous and is built primarily around HP counters and badly modeled break-points, black 2D holes on the wings, no spars in the wing, hitboxes, etc. Second to that, there is no transparency in the documentation used to draw the conclusion on why the VVS historically overperform and don't suffer from production quality issues like it should be modeled, but any changes in flight modeling initiated by the community requires complete disclosure of sources and a whole lot of tooth pulling. On the foundation: The feeling of flight is well captured with the Digital Nature engine, but some of the nuances in flight modeling are questionable at best and are hotly (and normally, unprofessionally) contested by the developer.

Personally, my experience with the endless Star Citizen promises have put me off of buying things that are not finished anyway.This rendition of IL-2 has a long, long way to go before I would suggest it for purchase by a hardcore simulation fan but I would likely This rendition of IL-2 has a long, long way to go before I would suggest it for purchase by a hardcore simulation fan but I would likely recommend it if you are a casual gamer just getting in to the genre. You will also get early access to modules they are developing.

IL 2 STURMOVIK BATTLE OF STALINGRAD FOR SALE DOWNLOAD

However, if you choose to download these modules directly from the website then you do not necessarily have to buy Battle of Stalingrad first and the developers will not have to pay Steam part of the purchase.

You won’t have to manage yet another login.Updates are handled in a straight-forward manner.Money conversions are removed from the buying process.Why Buy on Steam?Īs much as I don’t like steam, it will provide some useful services: When you think about it, its a shocking omission from a sales point of view and you would have thought that someone within their team would have done something about it many years ago, its that basic. There are other IL-2 games you can buy which are not part of this set, but I haven’t put the time to figure out if any of them can be used with VR, and I’m not going to waste my money and time a second time. As you can see from the screenshot, the modules show up as a list on the loading screen.

If you get to the point where you are happy flying around in Stalingrad, you can optionally add extra content in the form of the Battle of Bodenplatte, the Battle of Kuban, the Battle of Moscow, and the Flying Circus volume 1.

This is the IL-2 loading screen showing the modules you bought at the top right of the display.