Part of me wants to buy and install this game for the sole purpose of modding in a functional, fully-animated NCR/Enclave/Brotherhood Vertibird, even if it means I have to upgrade my PC. ‘Ate Apaches (not da’ troibe, da’ choppa’). Luv’ me Osprey. Simple as.
Played the pub server of the fallout group for 30 minutes and left because some mf from there discord told me I couldn’t wear clothing since I wasn’t in their discord group 🤣 those reforger groups be losing it I swear
Well that would depend on the vehicle you are talking about, when you are speaking of APC and AFV's then you can expect a speed of around 115kmh pedal to the floor on a paved road you might push 130 145. You can expect speeds of around 60 to 90kmh for MBT's with a poor acceleration compared to its lighter counterparts... However its also a fact that these speeds are not attained promptly nor is it something that your vehicle will be able to maintain for a long period of time on rough terrain without risking to break or overheat the engine as you are sustaining a minimum of 10+ tons to those speeds. All and all you also do not floor those vehicles unless you are taking off from an abrupt stop in combat or trying to evade an exposed position, otherwise you'd move around half speeds as to have a better grasp of the environment such as not driving into a ditch or flipping because of the soft road giving in under the weight of the vehicle's weight and momentum from a turn... while also reducing the burden on the stabilizer for firing while moving as those tend to only be accurate when going under 100kmh or so not that it does not work its just less likely to hit where you aimed in the end which is why tanks slow down to fire even in competitions where these vehicles are pushed to the extremes, you can tell that while it works, tanks that slow down a bit before firing on the move are far more accurate at long ranges which for a tank is anywhere from 3 to 5km. In short YES military vehicles are often faster then in video games but that is because of the scales within those games. if you make the maps half sizes then you have to make the vehicles half speed as to not have accidently doubled the speed of your vehicles going around the map... They reduce the speeds of vehicles because they reduced the scales of distances most often then not, developers will try something like what gta did which was to let's say make a 1:5 ratio of the scales meaning they took the time it takes to make the path around the map at top speed and also ratioed it 1:5 from the normal data which gave rise to cars that feel much faster they they really are actually driving around with as the display says 120kmh but the speed you would really be traveling would be closer to 400 kmh. Of course this isn't the conversion but its the same idea in all games, they scale the speed of vehicles depending on how they scaled distances, at least in games trying to have a 'realistic' driving feel to it where driving on kilometer in game feels more or less like driving one in real life. DCS is the main game that has distances 1 for 1 and you can look at how much time people spend just flying in and out to the areas of the map, literally hours as its what it would be in real life.
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Part of me wants to buy and install this game for the sole purpose of modding in a functional, fully-animated NCR/Enclave/Brotherhood Vertibird, even if it means I have to upgrade my PC.
‘Ate Apaches (not da’ troibe, da’ choppa’).
Luv’ me Osprey.
Simple as.
Played the pub server of the fallout group for 30 minutes and left because some mf from there discord told me I couldn’t wear clothing since I wasn’t in their discord group 🤣 those reforger groups be losing it I swear
Military vehicles are always slow in video games, they can go alot faster.
Well that would depend on the vehicle you are talking about, when you are speaking of APC and AFV's then you can expect a speed of around 115kmh pedal to the floor on a paved road you might push 130 145. You can expect speeds of around 60 to 90kmh for MBT's with a poor acceleration compared to its lighter counterparts... However its also a fact that these speeds are not attained promptly nor is it something that your vehicle will be able to maintain for a long period of time on rough terrain without risking to break or overheat the engine as you are sustaining a minimum of 10+ tons to those speeds. All and all you also do not floor those vehicles unless you are taking off from an abrupt stop in combat or trying to evade an exposed position, otherwise you'd move around half speeds as to have a better grasp of the environment such as not driving into a ditch or flipping because of the soft road giving in under the weight of the vehicle's weight and momentum from a turn... while also reducing the burden on the stabilizer for firing while moving as those tend to only be accurate when going under 100kmh or so not that it does not work its just less likely to hit where you aimed in the end which is why tanks slow down to fire even in competitions where these vehicles are pushed to the extremes, you can tell that while it works, tanks that slow down a bit before firing on the move are far more accurate at long ranges which for a tank is anywhere from 3 to 5km. In short YES military vehicles are often faster then in video games but that is because of the scales within those games. if you make the maps half sizes then you have to make the vehicles half speed as to not have accidently doubled the speed of your vehicles going around the map... They reduce the speeds of vehicles because they reduced the scales of distances most often then not, developers will try something like what gta did which was to let's say make a 1:5 ratio of the scales meaning they took the time it takes to make the path around the map at top speed and also ratioed it 1:5 from the normal data which gave rise to cars that feel much faster they they really are actually driving around with as the display says 120kmh but the speed you would really be traveling would be closer to 400 kmh. Of course this isn't the conversion but its the same idea in all games, they scale the speed of vehicles depending on how they scaled distances, at least in games trying to have a 'realistic' driving feel to it where driving on kilometer in game feels more or less like driving one in real life. DCS is the main game that has distances 1 for 1 and you can look at how much time people spend just flying in and out to the areas of the map, literally hours as its what it would be in real life.
Surprised legion wasnt involved for once with yall lol
LOL you're so right
Any good fallout servers for Arma 3?
I've been a bit curious about that myself!
NCR need to learn what cross fire means
Nothing exists behind the immediate threat... or in between it for that matter 😂
@@RoyalTomato lmao yeah I understand the immediate threat lol it's crazy that so much friendly happened but heat of the moment
Hey tomato! Come play on fallout universe! We’re working right now on setting up PA and moving to the capital wasteland!
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Server sucks