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Can this be done after I've placed all my cities? Please say yes because I'm making good progress--got Greece and Albania done, working on the former Yugoslavia now.

Awesome! I love dueling over skyscrapers!

Thanks for the info, Brain32. If you are interested, perhaps we could collaborate? If we were to find one or two more people interested in the project, we could divide the work up into more manageable chunks.

Guys, read his post. He said he does not have the capability of ordering online.

$40 for WOV (since you aren't interested in the other game) is NOT a good deal. I guess it depends on how badly you want it.

Find the nearest flight of F-15s and try to drag the Flankers over there!

Hey, notice how Zur magically appears when sex-related threads are started?

There was a kid in school named Dick Cox...

Then there was the great Taiwanese star, Long Duck Dong.

When I was in the industry, I went under the name Dick Steel.

FYI, some info on your nemesis: Kills: 11 (5) Recived the: Hero of the Soviet Union, 13. November 1951, #9288 Unit: 523 IAP (Fighter Regiment), 303 IAD (Fighter Division) of the Voyenno Vozdushnye Sily, the Soviet Air Force. Stepan Bahaev was born on February, 2nd, 1922 in the of village Dzvunreuki, today in the Grjazinskogoarea area, Lipetsk region. His family were Russian peasants. He finished 7 classes of the FZU school in 1940. He then worked as a blast-furnace operator on Novolipetskom metal works, He studied flying in an Aeroclub. Joined the Soviet Army in 1941 and graduated from Krasnodar military school of pilots in 1943. After the war he continued service in the Air Forces, and took active participation in rendering international help to peoples of Chinese People's Republic and KNDR. He flew 166 Combat sorties, with 11 kills to his name and one joint kill. For courage and devotion to duty to the assistant commander of the 523rd IAP squadron he became a Hero of Soviet Union on November, 13th, 1951. After returning to the Soviet Union he remained in service. In 1959 he was promoted to major. Died on the 05.07.95 in Bogoduhov, near Kharkov. He was awarded the Order of Lenin, the Red Banner (four), OGPW 1st and 2nd Class, the Red Star (twice). A memorial plaque is mounted on his house of birth in Lipetsk. From this site: http://www.soviet-awards.com/forum/soviet-...over-korea.html

Yep, all ranges in kilometers so that is about ~60 nautical miles.

This spreadsheet gives the min and max launch ranges of the various missiles. In some cases the seeker can track at a longer range, but you can't launch until within the max launch range. missiles.zip

No in-game purpose. No, but I could make one. Are you interested in the NATO air-to-air missiles? The Flankers carry a lot of weapons but the AA-10s in particular are susceptible to jamming and chaff, so use them liberally. If you are lucky you can pick a few off with your Sparrows.

The names not displaying is a game bug.

They are Soviet planes, flying under East German colors...

Yeah, that is phat!

Looking great!

More AARs please!

GMG is raising the bar!

Unfortunately I don't know the answer to either of those questions...hopfully someone else can help.

There are three Tornados in the pack: Tornado GR.1A by Armourdave Tornado IDS by Armourdave Tornado F.3 by bobrock Bobrock's is many years newere than the others. I will be replacing AD's IDS with an updated one from AmokFloo when I port the expansion to SF2E.

Here are the missing effects and sounds for the MiG-29. 29_Patch.zip

The are a lot more objects in the campaign missions, so memory requirements are very heavy. I'd still try reducing the size of those textures and see if it has any effect, if not you can always put the larger ones back.

DirectX and drivers up to date?