ACG: Fast Movers edition
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Kildren
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Re: ACG: Fast Movers edition
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Speak to me about joining the ACG Pilots Union
Speak to me about joining the ACG Pilots Union
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Interested,
Don't have anything apart from DCS Open Beta and some ww2 stuff. Would fly Russian, but am open for everything. It all depends a bit on time available though.
Don't have anything apart from DCS Open Beta and some ww2 stuff. Would fly Russian, but am open for everything. It all depends a bit on time available though.
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IronJockel
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Re: ACG: Fast Movers edition
As DCS scripting is very powerful, it is possible to create all kind of tasks for every kind of aircraft.
So if somebody would like to fly helicopters we will add tasks for them as well (rescuing missions of bailed players, troop/ammo transport, CAS, and so on)
To make this work we need to know who can / wants to fly what in a table. I will provide a link for that later on.
So if somebody would like to fly helicopters we will add tasks for them as well (rescuing missions of bailed players, troop/ammo transport, CAS, and so on)
To make this work we need to know who can / wants to fly what in a table. I will provide a link for that later on.
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Jockel, I'm also willing to have a look at the mission builder and any help and introduction is welcome.
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I have the Harrier and looking forward to learning this beasty!
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Nice, sounds good everyone. Since there's definitely some interest I'll start getting around with it shortly and stand by for an update. Of course, there's still spots open so if anybody would like to join up then hit me up or post in this thread.
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Maltloaf
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I just started the Harrier as well. I love it. So many new challenges in one box!
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In that case, those who purchased and would like to fly it in my missions (if everything goes according to plan) need to familiarise themselves with SEAD and DEAD type missions as those will be primary tasks for Harrier flights. Put those Sidearms in good use, learn anti SAM tactics and so on.
I'll get to some mission building throughout Christmas and hopefully we can fly in January.
I'll get to some mission building throughout Christmas and hopefully we can fly in January.