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View File Hippo MBT Forgot to include the readme file :( Submitter Julhelm Submitted 03/09/2008 Category Ground Objects Mods
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Julhelm replied to sophocles's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Mods & Skinning Discussion
Looks nice in renders but having once spent lots of time on a cockpit that looked awesome in renders but awful ingame I wouldn't rely on max renders to get the look. -
You should go navy. Always go navy.
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@ Spinners
Julhelm replied to 76.IAP-Blackbird's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Sci-Fi/Anime/What If Forum
The other proposals from Lockheed, Northrop and Boeing all used 3 radar arrays with an IRST. GD's had 2 arrays in the LERX and an IRST in the nose. Amazingly GD scored 3rd place ahead of Boeing which had a much better design. Also Lockheed won with a design that was literally unflyable. -
@ Spinners
Julhelm replied to 76.IAP-Blackbird's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Sci-Fi/Anime/What If Forum
Yes, but none of those would work because of weight and structural reasons which is why GD had to compromise with the vertical tail. If the concept had won, the single tail is what would have been flown. It's almost as if you people think I don't research my models or something. -
@ Spinners
Julhelm replied to 76.IAP-Blackbird's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Sci-Fi/Anime/What If Forum
Yeah it does, which is one of the reasons GD lost. -
@ Spinners
Julhelm replied to 76.IAP-Blackbird's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Sci-Fi/Anime/What If Forum
Believe it or not, that single tail was part of General Dynamics offical submission to the ATF program. So what you have there is 100% real design. -
Fuck platform exclusive titles.
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They've never released any of the earlier Ace Combats on PC so I haven't played them. Hopefully the next one will be on PC. I still think the first HAWX is a far better title than HAWX2 or AC:AH.
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It's worth noticing that they ripped that scene from the final battle in Tom Clancy's HAWX 2 where you have to fly an F-22 through a narrow tunnel blowing out blast doors with your gun and then intercepting a series of ICBM's while the russian villain uses an orbiting particle beam cannon to thwart you by firing beams in front of your plane that you have to avoid. Yes, I completed that game too.
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Yeah, I play it from time to time.
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I bought it and completed it. And I enjoyed it, too. I think with these games you have to take them for what they are: Call of Duty with planes. But Crimson Skies was better.
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A long time ago
Julhelm replied to KnightWolf45's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - Sci-Fi/Anime/What If Forum
I have a 3d model of the Convair model 44 Tomcat contender if you want to finish it. -
AAA titles cost so much they can no longer afford to take any risks. Besides, the studio making this is around 30 mins away from where I live.
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It looks like it could be fun. Personally I don't care too much about accuracy as long as I get entertained.
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Column5 wrote that flight model back for I think Wings over Israel and it's set for hard mode. It might be subsequent patches have broken it.
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The Principe de Asturias is essentially a Sea Control Ship outfitted with a skijump for Harrier ops. I've seen proposals for fitting the SCS design with a single catapult and arrester gear. Keep in mind the idea behind the Sea Control Ship was always a throwback to the escort carriers of WW2 - a cheap unit that could sail with NATO resupply convoys and provide air cover against soviet threats. Using an Essex carrier kind of runs counter to that concept.
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Don't worry, your government is going to support Al Quaida and Al Nusra with weapons and air strikes, like they did in Libya. Maybe we should just call them Allied Quaida from now on?
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But the point is all of the Patriot act, warrantless wiretapping, warrantless electronic spying on citizens, secret CIA renditions and drone assassinations couldn't stop actual terrorists like those two brothers in Boston. Who had been to Chechnya and back. They only seem to stop terrorist plots that are conveniently timed to coincide with internal politics, and where the only evidence of their actual existence is because the government says they exist. Supposedly all these extraordinary government powers are in place because Al Quaida and islamists are a huge threat to our freedom and democracy, but then we give them support in the form of weapons supplies and advisors so they can topple secular regimes in Libya and now Syria and impose sharia rule there. If the terrorists are such a huge threat to western democracy that we need to become police states, why is McCain in Syria posing with them for photos and Hollande in France calling for military action to support them?
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Time of war? Seriously?
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http://http://www.wnd.com/2013/06/military-told-not-to-read-obama-scandal-news/
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So the same people who complain about gun control and socialized healthcare as horrible attacks on civil rights and liberties are totally fine with the same government having a warrantless surveillance capability, the likes of which the STASI could only have dreamt of, because terrorism. Right.