ShadowB -> RE: Fiddling around with modern graphics (12/14/2007 4:05:46 PM)
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I guess that I can't just make a graphic mod. I'll have to start messing around with stats sooner or later quote:
ORIGINAL: Ande the I think the term is "main battle tank" and is the only type of tank is widly used but there are also IFVs such as the bradly or bmp which is equally armed (AT missles)and carries infantry but is much less armored. I think there should be helicopters, strike fighters and airsupremacy fighters, putting aircrafts like f-15 in the strikefighter category and f-22 in the airsupremacy category. It is a bitt tricky to make helicopters in the editor but they could be shortrange aircraft with huge firepower but vulnerable to AA fire I had considered discarding light and medium tanks and armoured cars, but other than main battle tank, is a single type of unit (IFV) enough to fill the void? Of course there should be helicopters, and Vic said he was looking into them, so we might be able to make them once the 1.1 patch comes out. As for fighters, since I'll be replacing dive bombers with CAS aircraft, how would you set them apart from your suggested strike fighters and level bombers (probably renamed to strategic bombers)? Perhaps the difference would lay in their general bombing ability (CAS < Strike Fighter < Strategic Bomber, but the opposite against units), but I need to take a better look at aircraft stats. Then there's the air superiority fighters, which'd be the best when it comes to interception. Perhaps strike fighters should be able to carry out this task as well, though considerably worse. Both the F-15C and the F-22 would be air superiority fighters. The last two US strike fighters would be the F-15E and perhaps the FB-22. quote:
ORIGINAL: Philistine Why not use an F-16? Because the F-15 and F-16 are contemporary aircraft, the former not meant to replace the latter. You might be able to say it's the same deal with the MiG-29 and Su-30 on the Soviet side. Hmm... Perhaps I'll use the F-16, just for variety's sake. [:'(] quote:
ORIGINAL: marcusm Don't forget our stuff :). I'm planning to add two more sides besides the United States and the Soviet Union: the European Union and China. [;)] Even though the Gripen is nice, the Eurofighter Typhoon would be the top air superiority fighter, preceded by the Tornado ADV. The I and II spots are open for now, and I have the Draken and Viggen in mind. However, I need to check if there's any other suitable aircraft, to add more national variety. Hmm, perhaps a Mirage... quote:
ORIGINAL: marcusm Here's an cool idea. How about a fictional Operation Flashpoint based scenario? Ie. A re-creation of the OFP islands. That would be fun :). 3 sides. NATO, WP and Neutrals (basically using Chech equipment). marcus For now, I'm just working on a .ptmaster file, to be used in random maps. Scenarios might come later, I don't know. [:'(] quote:
ORIGINAL: PDiFolco Having just various M1 version is a bit restrictive, you could put the M60 Patton as level I, it's contemporary to the F4 Phantom. Same for USSR, the MiG 21 is quite old (60s) and at that time the basic tanks were T-54 and T-62. You could add the MiG-25 also. For planes the F-15 is more a Fighter-Bomber than a fighter (it's 2-seated), you should put F-16 instead. Yes, I could use the Patton for level I MBT, but after that... well, the Americans have been sticking to the M1 for a long time now. As for the MiG-21, it saw a lot of action, and it's contemporary to the F-4, despite the latter is newer. There's the MiG-25, as you said, but it'd compete with the MiG-29 for the level II spot. Not sure yet. Regarding the F-15, the C variant is single-seat, designed for air superiority. The D one, two-seat, is a training version, not to be confused with the E variant (Strike Eagle), the fighter-bomber one.
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