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Dear denveloper i really like the new maps and the new battles mode you put in 7.4, many thanks for your work.

But i think that you made a big mistake by changing the light effect in some old map, e.g.HImmeldorf urban map.

I'm already a glass using guy and to play in that new map with so many buiding and so few light it's painfull for my eyes almost can't see anything.

The effect is good and all but can we really ask players to lose little by little their sight just for a game, so please give us back our bright sun many thanks

Hmmm... if nothing else, you could just try to crank up the brightness a bit.

Himmelsdorf seems fine to me, though (unless I get sunlight onto the screen, in which case it becomes a bit hard to see)

Turn more brightness. Also you might try to use a LED tehnology monitor, they have great contrast and they are pretty cheap (almost same price compared with LCD).

Hope this helps.

I actually haven't had this problem myself, I also wear glasses because my vison i really bad. Maybe I don't have this problem because i play in a dark room, but i''l try to see what you mean.

Should indeed not be a matter of the map and game but of your hardware and "environment".
The atmosphere in Himmelsdorf is actually quite nice after 7.4, so I personally wouldn't want it to be changed back.

Adjust the gamma it works for me and now looks ok.

I have also noticed, that Himmelsdorf has become somewhat darker than it was in 0.7.3... Maybe is a step towards a night map with city- and street-lights, like they showed in one of their promotion videos...

But it is ridiculous to adjust monitor settings for one map only. Those lens flares we got now are really not worth it. Next they probably introduce comic sans as the new font?

I had to turn the lights of in my room to play this map - I'm not adjusting the contrast for one map. If they are going to give us dark maps we need headlights on our tanks!

I really could have done without the lens flare effect and I didn't even find any related files to mod.