Sky High

I have WOFF too, which is a very fine game, but I usually (as in 90% of the time) opt for TK's simple masterpiece, perfected by so many great modders. I admire the WOFF terrain, but now FE/FE2 is going to have one to match it. Thank you so much.

I bought a Creative Soundblaster USB soundcard quite cheaply recently (around the €30 mark).

Edward originally did a great job on this terrain. It has stood up really well. I think it repeats tiles, but it's not very obvious, even at altitude. I think it's a very wise choice for an upgrade. Silberfeil did suggest a very ambitious project. All I would say, in the limitations of the time available to you of course, is could the textures about to be developed for Flanders be made transferable for Verdun and Cambrai?

1). Still playing and enjoying FE2. 2). Still use Edward's Flanders-terrain, possibly more than any other. I would certainly use a revamped version. Thank you for considering this.

Thank you. There's lots to work on there. I find that it's not so much the accuracy is the problem (my own wouldn't be great, either and these were very unsteady gun platforms), but some of the two-seaters rarely fire at all. Therefore, the AI settings might be the key. Happy Christmas to you and to all on here!

I have found for quite a while now, that when attacking two-seaters, the rear gunners rarely fire back. I have adjusted some of the guns, removing the '_Gunner' add-on to some of the machine-guns, having read that these refer to weaker guns, but perhaps I've made it worse. Most of my rear gunners are set to fire at 650m, with a percentage chance of fire set at .8. The German gunners seem the poorest.I don't reember it always being this way, but the challenge seems to have gone out of attacking two-seaters. Has anyone any suggestions?

I know how much this means to you, so I am so glad you got it working. I felt terrible I was unable to help, but unsurprised that you succeeded.

Useless in combat? Represents an improvement on me.

Your man in the green overalls looks old enough to be Bleriot!

Great surprise. That this plane flew represents a triumph of hope over technology!

Thanks, yet again. Great work.

But, we have nukes now.

Rest In Peace.

Thank you, Stephen. I can only echo what has already been said.