Question regarding Yankee air pirate missions

[+Dark_au 0]

Gday,

 

I'm looking at buying the Yankee air pirate packages. Can anyone tell me, does the target pack in the yankee air pirate set add targets to the campaign engine in WOV?

 

Thanks

[gumpy 7]

I don't think it does,I have all of them,I can tell you they add alot of different targets in the missions but,as far as adding target information to the campaign engine I think you would have to add that yourself.Even at that rate they are still a great addon to WOV well worth it.

[triplethr3at 0]

it adds a completely new dimension to the game. Definatley worth the money

[grayson 0]

er, roger that,

installation is a bit fiddly, just make sure everything goes in the correct folders and this add on will make WoV a whole new experience. It just gets better with each new set of missions, seeing things like flight deck crew in thier correctly coloured deck vests, landing on a carrier that has static aircraft parked on it, finding the headlights of trucks at night on the Ho Chi Minh trail and taking them out in an A26,it just gets better !!!! worth every penny

best of luck and good hunting :yes:

[+Dark_au 0]

hmmm...

 

i was really hoping it would improve the campaign... seems like a lot of money for just sp missions... i'll have to think about it.

[Stratos 3,186]

I have YAP installed and I'm currently playing a campaign "Rolling Thunder" in a Skyhawk, and I'm getting to attack Bridges, Warehouses, PT bases...

Don't know If this targets are there before but what isn't there is the great looking AAA, the ships on the rivers and harbours, the populated places...

[triplethr3at 0]

it replaces alot of stock objects such as aaa with new improved models and enhances the single mission aswell. I think it does enhance the campaign

[raven-1 0]

i held out for a long time becuase of the money, now own all 80 and love it! its what viet nam was!dont wait fork over the cash and blow some s%$t up! by the way you learn how they flew the missions and about the men who flew the missions,well worth a dollar each!