kulbit Posted April 2, 2010 Posted April 2, 2010 (edited) Maybe it will be a stupid question, but I am totally out of concepts of land development . Would it be possible to "merge" the map of FC1 and FC2 to obtain a single map with greater detail in the areas actually "discoveries" of the respective maps (eastern Georgia and north of turkey in FC1 and Crimea in FC2) obviously keeping the original bases formerly available in their respective versions as I know that they are hardcoded Would still be a considerable increase in realism, in areas now "free" would be, however, a land with mountains and valleys instead of a flat and desolate land.:pilotfly: The word to the experts! :notworthy: Edited April 2, 2010 by kulbit
AustinN360 Posted April 2, 2010 Posted April 2, 2010 Simple answer: NO! The area would be too large to fit within the 32bit file system size that ED and most other game manufacturers are forced to use if this was to work on 32bit OS's that many of us still use.
John Banks Posted April 25, 2010 Posted April 25, 2010 Why don't they use a system ala MSFS? You have the whole world there in more or less detail. They could led the game load the Crimea area once you are close to it or put it into the game as a second smaller map. So you can fly either over the Crimea or the current terrain. The lack of the Crimea is a real step backwards, as the landscape there is really beautiful, esp. the coastal mountains.
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