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Simple enough, when firing guns into the water the splashes are HUGE (5m+) and from what I've seen on youtube, this is not the case, even for big calibers like 30mm.

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Simple enough, when firing guns into the water the splashes are HUGE (5m+) and from what I've seen on youtube, this is not the case, even for big calibers like 30mm.

 

A normal .50 cal BMG round splashes water farther than 5 meters high and you do not think a 20mm HEI or larger bullet can?

 

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I agree with Nealius, it depends

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I made a mistake. The water splashes from guns in DCS isn't exactly 5m+ high. Its 20m+ high, REGARDLESS of the calibre used. It always seems the same size and I think its the same as a bomb hitting right now. Now, even the Mig15's 37mm shouldn't have enough energy in the explosive to do this. The result is that when you do things like strafe gun boats, the splash from a single shell hitting will completely mask the entire boat and seems pretty ridiculous.

 

 

Proof of effect in DCS:

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ywjhnucde5u953s/Screen_180630_160608.png?dl=0

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ive stood on a beach and watched a10 shoot up canvas targets..

 

the canvas targets were vehicle sized.

 

the sand gets kicked up very high. completely obscuring the targets.

and these were cheap practise rounds.

 

I was actually amazed how high each spurt was.

 

so I have no problem with the A10 representation in the game.

 

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@lemoen: And yet, there seems to be a difference in the splash of shells hitting the water, depending on their caliber. And it's just eyecandy anyway, so is it really that important, taken all the other IMO more important long-standing bugs we're still suffering from, into account?

 

Just my humble opinion though, so yours may well differ ;)

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Its 20m+ high, REGARDLESS of the calibre used.

 

No it definitely is not. Or not at least in the latest openbeta, in which I just flew a mission and witnessed different-calibered rounds producing different-sized splashes hitting the water.

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stop shooting in the water then !!! =))))

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