Not exactly. It's a naval vehicle and it's driven by special screw. It's its a realistic behaviour that it heels to opposite side when you want to turn it suddenly.
have you ever been on a motor boat? you turn, the boat heels into the turn, not out of it,
Some of the Fh .07 minimaps (ie hell in bocage) are all pixely, so they dont help much in the ways of long distance traversing. Would this be caused by a corrupt download?
have you ever been on a motor boat? you turn, the boat heels into the turn, not out of it,
Well, it's not normal boat, the one you talk about is Landing Craft Vehicle and Personnel (Higgins boat). Basically they have screws on the back but "inside" this may give such effect while turning and especially while driveing it backwards. Also it's thin and light, very sensitive for water behaviour. Otherwise what would be the reson for Bf1942 devs to do it like this?
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Originally Posted by FlyGuy45
The Sturmboat has a "delyed" propeller movement when turning.
have you ever been on a motor boat? you turn, the boat heels into the turn, not out of it,
"Depends on the boat." Size, speed, layout of superstructure (how top-heavy it is), what kinds of screws it has, hull shape, whatever. Destroyers and cutters at speed will tend to heel away from the turn, while smaller boats "lean" into it. You're may be right, even though Elco, Higgins and S-boats aren't _that_ small. I suggest asking this guy if it's important to you:
Are you sure that you've got enough RAM and enough good CPU for FH?
BTW, take a look at FlyGuy45's post abouve you. It was posted something like two weeks ago and it still says that it was done 1 day ago.
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