Just a repeat of the other thread.
I remember working with the dot dar back in the day. It was fine enough for me. I had to keep up my own SA to determine where, and what kind of aircraft I could be dealing with long before it entered icon range. Tactical radio and text communication was also a strong part of the SA with other players, and that was all part of the sense of realism that was a draw for me.
Then came the updated, convenient, "too modern for 1940's" "tell all" dar. Well.... okay. Not a fan, but I rolled with it.
I'm fine with this less-frequent-update dar as it brings me back.. at least a little closer .. to the more realistic SA I practiced 20 years ago.
If the game can still be playable, taking into account that some of us are old and not as keen regarding our vision, and yet still convey at least a
sense of 1940's technological inconvenience, I'm okay with it. It's part of the suspense that still puts me at the edge of my seat, scanning the skies, anticipating a fight. I like it.
