@kilemall said in skies above the reich:
@whoofe said in skies above the reich:
@wingmann said in skies above the reich:
@whoofe said in skies above the reich:
I seem to remember someone did something similar to this with fighter jets in OOBOT
It was done with several different things. A couple of games and even a set of stories based on 1958.
I’ll assign forum names as callsigns to the various pilots and see how they fare in shooting down some B-17s
No 190s? Ok, I’ll take a 109.
I believe the 190 expansion comes out next year
also, as one of the experten pilots, Wingmann, you get to choose a “skill” from one of four
Timing - automatically damage a bomber in an attack as long as you are in “determined” mode (more risky than evasive mode)
Aim - when you damage a bomber, you choose the better of 2 damage markers (damage markers are randomly drawn when you score hits)
Luck - cancel out one hit that your plane took
Break anywhere - you break away before the enemy plane gets a continuing fire attack. they still may shoot you as you are incoming but not as you are breaking away from the attack. can only be used once per mission
Going forward, gimme luck.
you already got a lucky break when the sun cancelled a hit on you - that woulda been a serious possibly plane crashing hit…
:)
it will get tougher once we start finding formations with multiple elements…
@jerraye said in Secrets of the Castle:
Oi, fellow serfs! Whilst dabblin’ in the arcane art of watching moving images in YouTube, me lucky arse stumbled upon a most interesting documentary series of five episodes, centered around a project of building a medieval castle by using historical construction methods in France. Me tiny ears had heard of the construction project before, but had no knowledge of the documentary series, until now. I highly recommend the series for anyone interested in medieval times (and/or KC:D) and I’m sorry if this was posted before. Here’s the first episode:
I had no idea there were documentaries in English about the project, but if some of you ever travel in France, I heartily suggest to make a stop there. Very very interesting.
