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Bison Frontier -> aircraft upgrade paths (12/17/2004 8:03:39 AM)

Is there a reference thread or something on the above for easy viewing?
Like A6M2-A6M3a-A6M5 etc would be nice.

Also, I believe the upgrade paths are not uniform, e.g. my 64th Sentai Ki-43 Ibs upgrade to Ki-43 IIa while 65th Sentai Ki-43 Ibs upgrade to Ki-61 Tonys. Is there a reason for this? Perhaps for historical accuracy??



Mr.Frag -> RE: aircraft upgrade paths (12/17/2004 8:07:24 AM)

That is correct, some units follow the generic upgrade path, others have hardcoded paths set due to historic data.

Only way to be sure is look at the units.



Bison Frontier -> RE: aircraft upgrade paths (12/17/2004 8:09:01 AM)

Thanks Mr Frag, don't suppose there's an easily accessible database where I can check out the upgrade paths for various Allied and Japan units other than clicking on each one manually?



2ndACR -> RE: aircraft upgrade paths (12/17/2004 8:41:53 AM)

Nope. You have to do it the hard way.



pompack -> RE: aircraft upgrade paths (12/17/2004 10:28:10 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Bison Frontier

Thanks Mr Frag, don't suppose there's an easily accessible database where I can check out the upgrade paths for various Allied and Japan units other than clicking on each one manually?


look at Spooky's site

http://mathubert.free.fr/

under Files then misc there are a number of spreadsheets for both allied and japanese. I personnaly like Gunnar's file for the Japanese; it not only shows thed upgrade paths, it has about all that you would ever want to know about Japanese a/c production data



Bison Frontier -> RE: aircraft upgrade paths (12/17/2004 12:29:14 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: pompack

quote:

ORIGINAL: Bison Frontier

Thanks Mr Frag, don't suppose there's an easily accessible database where I can check out the upgrade paths for various Allied and Japan units other than clicking on each one manually?


look at Spooky's site

http://mathubert.free.fr/

under Files then misc there are a number of spreadsheets for both allied and japanese. I personnaly like Gunnar's file for the Japanese; it not only shows thed upgrade paths, it has about all that you would ever want to know about Japanese a/c production data


Hey thanks, and to think I've been groping around relatively blind all this while [:)]



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