JonathanRL

Do you want me to fix this bird into some of the suitable Campaigns?

Never! Consider yourself disgraced!

That is actually kinda impressive. Too bad I do not have the money for it at the moment, as I would love to try it out. I can almost bet the S-99 will be the first of the Aircraft to be turned into a Flyable DLC.

"OBJECTS\AIRCRAFT\F-4D_78\USAFGREY1\F-4D_78_1.JPG" Did not TK use to use the BMP format for the skins, or am I behind the times?

This is not interesting? This means you can purchase Exp 1 if you only own SF2: Europe. I´d say that is pretty interesting.

I own a great book on the topic; a mix of history and novel. Ought to re-read it.

High Supply for both sides, and no ground units is the quickest way. However, then you will not get any CAS missions and positions will not be assaulted.

Looking great. Would be fun to make a Sub-hunters campaign with her :)

Is there any interest for further Formosa Campaigns? I have just submitted 1.1 of Operation Formosa Freedom and I intend this to be the final version. I do however like the setting; and I got some time until my main project will start to take up my time again; depending on if I do one of the ideas I had in mind for TSF. The general idea is something similar to TSF; a series of Campaigns that are connected in story and designed around a mod folder of its own. What are your toughs on this? And above else; If I do any more, what time periods would you like to see?

I expect Action movies to at least try to be innovative.

That goes for His Majesty the King of Sweden and his Air Force as well.

The trailer said it all for me. In other words; "Just no."

I am very, very jealous...

There was a few before then too. Ark Royal, Flagship of the English Fleet facing the Spanish Armada And the WW1 Aircraft Carrier Ark Royal... So the WW2 one, sunk by a U-boat is the third.

Waste of beauty. Let it go to Air shows!

God damnit, how the hell am I to find time for all your epic stuff, Eburger?

Nice!

I am very tempted to throw together a large Royal Navy vs Kriegs Marine Campaign out of this... :D

The more supply a unit has; the more likely it is that it will go into Action. A unit with low supply will not attack very often, nor will it send many aircraft or tanks into the battle. If you want a campaign with many aircraft in the air, supply should be high. Otherwise, low. For Ground Battles; supply should also be high as several attacks will usually drain the supply of the attacking unit.

I do not add DAT Aircraft into my campaigns; not even as text unless I have a very, very good reason. I really do not wish to encourage restricted content.

Boston is not having a very good week...

Hello. If you have not noticed, I have acted upon an old idea dubbed "Carrier Duels". The general idea is that a Carrier - sometimes with a small escort screen and sometimes without - fights off against another Carrier in an attempt to at least try to be balanced. So far, I have done "Nimitz vs Kitty Hawk" and "Norskehavet vs Kiev". Aside from constructive criticism on what I can improve, I would like suggestions to new duels. So, shoot. What do you wish to see?

However, in other news - The Saab S-100B Argus is just a skin away ^^

Starys latest thread convinced me that there is probably more people then me and him here who has the particular hobby of photography (in my case, it is my profession). So I tough we could have a little thread of ourselves, show our best pictures, give constructive criticism and discuss equipment. So my first question to get this thread going, what is your equipment, and what picture means the most to you? My Camera bag is currently a Canon 600D. My lenses of choice are Tamron 17-50 2.8 and Canon 70-200 4L USM. Aside from the usual tripod, I also keep a Canon 1.4x Extender Mark II and a EX 430 II in the bag to keep the edge on my side. The picture that means the most to me is probably this one - and the others from the same series. During the spring, there was a lot of storms and bad weather along the coast of Sweden. Mixed with cold weather, this meant quite a few Seal Cubs was found, most in terrible state. Sweden does not have any rehabilitation centers and relies on local Zoo staff to use the resources of their workplaces to nurse the Seals back to health. I have always loved Seals, and keep a membership card at Skansen in order to be able to visit them often; and when I heard they had rescued a little Seal girl, I asked and was allowed to come by and take pictures. To see, and actually pet a small Seal Cub is still one of the greatest experiences I ever had.

Another movie where the good guys do more damage to civilian infrastructure then the bad guys? ;-)