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Big City night lighing looks bad, and control sensitivity

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I think the new night lighint looks bad.. looks like they removed all the random lights and just left the streetlighs and car lights so night lighting looks very planned out and grid like. no random yard lights or house lights.. looked better before imo...

 

all this talk of making ground handling better and planes less wobbly in flight especially the tbm.. all Ive noticed is that sensitivities are turned down and the trim adjustments are super sensitive and fast... ohh I just noticed they added some features to joystick sensitivity so i guess they were all reset?

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I agree. No lights from houses or random light. It's all squarish street lights. I really don't like it at all.

 

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That sepia mask is still there also.

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I also agree. They need to revert this. 

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Any pictures of what night lighting looks like in tech alpha 1?


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1 hour ago, captain420 said:

Any pictures of what night lighting looks like in tech alpha 1?

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Well then it would be hard for me to upvote on something that I can't even see.

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1 minute ago, Baber20 said:

Agree. The night lighting looks pretty bad now. Completely lost its variation in colors. No traffic signal lights etc... looks very Xplaney. They need to revert this.

Xplaney is good, it always had the best night lighting. It was one of its major pluses. Those colours were ridiculous. Blobs of green and red in the ground, along motorways in the U.K.

Just my opinion....

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8 minutes ago, Tuskin38 said:

I think the city lights look great

https://imgur.com/a/Zf6PVCH

But yeah some building lights seem to be broken.

 

Sorry but nope, they look bad. They are much stronger than before making them look like FSX or XPlane lights. They were much subtle before. Looks like they made them bigger or something.

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I think they treated some cities differrently than others,,, in the main update thread someone posted pics of canada,, looks alot better than LA or LV

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