IL-2 Great Battles: Patch 3.011

5 mars 2019 IL-2 Great Battles 0 comments 1791

Ce patch apporte principalement du contenu à Flying Circus avec l’arrivée du Fokker DVII et du Sopwith Dolphin mais aussi l’ajout des équipages de chars pour Tank Crew.

Voir changelog suivant:

Fokker D.VII is available to Flying Circus: Volume I customers;
Sopwith Dolphin is available to Flying Circus: Volume I customers;
KV-1s and Pz-VI-H1 tanks (Tank Crew project) now have visible crews;
AI pilots correctly attack landed or taking off enemy planes;
Artillery markers on the map were updated;
Simple (not player controllable) vehicles now have more detailed armor. This is noticeable while attacking them from above;
Projectile ricochet modeling became more complex;
Wandering personnel on the ground won’t die from collisions that easy;
The pathfinding of vehicle columns travelling through settlements has 25% less performance impact;
Simple vehicles adjust their speed accordingly to the surface type (road or cross-country);
There are new AI vehicle formations available – line left, line right, centered line – and ability to make naval-like all-together turn;
The ground AIs keep formation better;
Multiplayer: now at least 25% of the affecting player coalition or 25% of all players on the server must vote to ban a player;
Multiplayer: visible tank ammo won’t visually ‘shake’;
Multiplayer: when other players occupy aircraft turrets, their remaining magazines and individual rounds are displayed correctly;
Multiplayer: net traffic for multi-crew aircraft has been optimized;
FM: a rare critical bug that could cause an application crash has been found and fixed;
FM: aircraft propellers interaction with the ground surface has been made more accurate so their blades won’t sink into the ground during a crash;
FM: aircraft propellers won’t vibrate when an damaged engine is off;
FM: Force Feedback effect during ailerons and elevator buffeting (when flying too fast) has been made stronger;
FM: Visual shaking inside a cockpit is added when control surfaces are buffeting at high airspeed;
The delay between releasing a trigger and the actual stop of firing has been minimized;
Several guns are now reloaded one after another, without overlapping;
In-cockpit gunfire sounds were improved for Flying Circus aircraft.