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Old 05-10-14, 07:43 PM   #4006
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Old 05-10-14, 08:58 PM   #4007
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Damn those ground textures are sexy, where did you get those?
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Old 05-10-14, 09:18 PM   #4008
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Those are Tom's Korea 2014 textures, from right here: http://www.benchmarksims.org/forum/s...oms-Korea-2014

(download link from that thread just in case: http://www.mediafire.com/download/ce...2014-FINAL.rar )

Great simple little mod (just drag and drop, really) and no impact on performance
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Old 05-11-14, 01:47 PM   #4009
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Old 05-11-14, 01:48 PM   #4010
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Old 05-11-14, 03:06 PM   #4011
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Managed to avoid the Wall of MiGs (TM) so far then.
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Old 05-11-14, 03:13 PM   #4012
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Haha, the wall of MiGs is long gone!

In my current campaign, the DPRK air force lasted all of six hours. They definitely put up a fight at the start, but were hopelessly out-fought in the air and on the ground (and that's despite the difficulty sliders maxed out to balance out for them). After that, every single one of their air bases was not only obliterated, but would continue to receive a going-over by a strike every couple of hours. Every once in a while a base or two comes back online and sends out a few packages, but they're picked up and blasted out of the sky right away.

Now it seems the same has more or less happened to their ground forces - without any air cover, they just basically got torn to shreds by A-10s & co. It's afternoon on Day 2 now and I don't think they'll last much longer here!
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Old 05-11-14, 03:52 PM   #4013
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Haha, the wall of MiGs is long gone!

In my current campaign, the DPRK air force lasted all of six hours. They definitely put up a fight at the start, but were hopelessly out-fought in the air and on the ground (and that's despite the difficulty sliders maxed out to balance out for them). After that, every single one of their air bases was not only obliterated, but would continue to receive a going-over by a strike every couple of hours. Every once in a while a base or two comes back online and sends out a few packages, but they're picked up and blasted out of the sky right away.

Now it seems the same has more or less happened to their ground forces - without any air cover, they just basically got torn to shreds by A-10s & co. It's afternoon on Day 2 now and I don't think they'll last much longer here!
I've always wondered, what year OOB is the campaign set around? I know there's the default Korea campaign and...Korea 2000 I think, but is there a more recent one?
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Old 05-11-14, 04:05 PM   #4014
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Haha, yeah, the answer is... I don't know anymore

My sense is that the current BMS default is still set somewhere in the early 2000s, albeit with a reduced commitment of allied units at the start for balance. I mean, there are only 4 USAF combat squadrons (3 F-16, 1 A-10) in the campaign at the start; it takes about 30 hours for the first carrier to arrive, and some of the ROKAF units are also not active until Day 2 - and so far I haven't seen any strategic air power arrive at all, and the only USAF combat squadrons are still the ones attached to USFK. It seems to be set up for a sort of balance more than anything, probably to prevent the game from generating too many allied flights.

There's all sorts of other flavours too, both mod and default. The "Iron Fortress" scenario in current BMS looks interesting since it has a lot of other NATO units brought in.
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Old 05-24-14, 04:13 PM   #4015
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Hornets pulling what could be best described as some low-altitutde BS




MiG-31 dodging missiles...


...unsuccessfully


Flanker doing the same thing





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Old 07-03-14, 07:58 PM   #4017
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How could this possibly not go any other way than complete success I ask you?


Well...that's one way it could go...


Michael Bay lied to me!


Another victory for science!


I break the atom whilst Task Force prepares to take-off


Hunter shoots down Task Force with a Sidewinder from his Tempest


Task Force removes non-vital components to save weight.


And so do I...


The carrier, by this time, has had enough of our constant abuse


So I teach it a lesson by landing on it


Then IL2 itself broke....

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Old 08-14-14, 11:36 PM   #4018
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A few odds and ends from my past couple of months of flight simming...


TAM A320 on an evening departure from Rio


Gear coming down on approach to Belo Horizonte


Midnight sun - a JAL 787 cruising at midnight at 68N latitude on the way from Tokyo to Boston


JAL 787 arriving in Boston after a 13-hour flight


Classic 747 cockpit on morning approach into Adelaide, Australia


Cloudy south Australian winter


Finals into Adelaide


Jetstar A320 departing from Sydney


Jestar A320 descending over the mountains of New Zealand


Qantas 747s at Brisbane
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Old 08-14-14, 11:51 PM   #4019
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Part 2...


Sunrise over California's coast


Two US Airways Boeing 737-400s at Charlotte - the last of their kind. This is exactly as many as are left in their fleet now, and their last (real-world) flight is scheduled for August 19th.


Little newer - Airbus aircraft at Charlotte


Arriving in smoggy Atlanta


Taxiing to the gate at Atlanta


New colours - passing an American 767 at cruise level somewhere over Arizona


A California classic - smiling PSA jet at LAX


Descending over a cloudy Malibu


Typical smoggy Los Angeles


The now-retired America West/US Airways Dash-8 over the AMARG boneyard at Davis-Monthan airforce base
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Part 3/3


Same Dash-8 arriving at Vegas


A Reno Air MD-87, passing a UPS 757 freighter over the Grand Canyon


Arriving at Denver - an MD-11 and DC-10 conveniently lined up at the runway for size comparison!


Early morning arrival into Dallas-Ft.Worth


The Windy City!


Departing Chicago-O'Hare on a typically windy day


Taking off from LAX


American Airlines MD-82


Leaving the big hub at DFW


And arriving at Albuquerque
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