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Looking for Test Pilots - Deathsight - 06.04.2010
Hi there guys
The first part of my Canadian campaign is finally completed, it happens in Norway in Winter 1940 and has 11 missions ready so far, before starting to build up the second part of my main campaign still under construction right now, I'm currently looking for test pilots and especially some feedback on how it's good or not so good. It's of the static type, and though fictive is based of historical facts, I twisted some of the events around with the German Invasion of Norway in 1940 ( Operation Weserubung ) and though the allies tried to defend the place or at least assisted the Norwegian Military to defend their country, they were defeated.
On this one, you play it as a Canadian pilot as a Canadian Volunteer Squadron in the Fleet Air Arms from a British Aircraft Carrier and you get to fly either a Swordfish, or a Sea Gladiator with Canadian markings included, there are a bunch of Torpedo Attacks on several Warships included too.
I'm pretty sure there's still some work to be done in there, but in order to know I'd need some of you guys to tell me how it looks so far, then if it's decent enough in your opinion, I'll start building the next missions to be included in my Canadian Campaign until it becomes the Final Version.
I'll gladly sent out the mission files with the skins included to the test pilots that would be interested, but please don't go too hard on me since it's my first campaign and I don't often build up my own missions.
Please leave your names on this thread or just send me a PM with your e-mail adress included and I'll send it out right away as soon as I read it.
Thanks
- Sakai07 - 06.04.2010
Hello, I am very interested in testing this campaign for you. I fly anti-ship like it's an addiction so I think I will be able to provide you with some good insight. Plus I like building missions so I think I have the qualifications. I will PM you my e-mail.
To those who got the campaign folders (you know who you are) - Deathsight - 06.04.2010
Check your e-mails guys ( you know who you are )
Can you please confirm it if you get the main file ??
You'll find the skins included in the main folder, you'll need them, there are two for the Swordfish, one for the Sea Gladiator, and one for the F4F-4 Wildcat ( used as the Martlet ) but the Wildcat is to show up in the second part that still has yet to be built up, in fact, now I'm thinking about using the Martlet ahead of schedule after the Norway segment.
Have fun, and let me know what you think of it.
- BravoFxTrt - 06.04.2010
Do ya have to study?
- Deathsight - 06.04.2010
No, not really, I have health issues to deal with so it means plenty of appointments with doctors, so I play this game when I got nothing else to do or just get bored. Also, it's about taking martial arts training, in Judo, I'm orange belt but already on my way to get the green belt, and hope to become black belt one day, also it's all the real life's hassles when living on your own in an appartment in a big city. Not to mention be expected for surgery in a matter of weeks now, and I waited for five years already for this one. It's as if it takes forever.
No worries about me though, I'm well known to doctors in town and pretty much a survivor type.
I don't give up easily, life is full of challenges you have to take, but when you overcome them, it really feels good, trust me on this.
I really know all too well how much a public healthcare system is needed to be maintained properly for the average guy when you can't much handle the doctors bills over a health condition. :wink: