16.12.2009, 13:19
My whole storyline up till now is here.
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I need comments and if anyone wants to join in and help develop individual sub campaigns let me know. I already have someone working with me to developing the Murmansk Invasion sub campaign and we are really having a good time with it. Paratroops, massive sea battles, stealth attacks etc.
I've given him the parameters so that it fits into the overall storyline and then let him go at it.
If anyone is interested I need assistance with...
1. Strategic bombing campaign based in Egypt attacking the oil production centers in the Caucuses.
2. Soviet invasion of Turkey/Palestine and up to the Suez Canal.
3. The invasion of Riga in the Baltic Sea by NATO.
4. The invasion of Trieste, Italy and march through the Balaton/Slovakian/Lvov/Kiev/Kursk maps by NATO.
5. Soviet counter attack on forward fighter bases on Rhodes, Turkey and Cyprus.
6. NATO counter attack from the Pyrenees Line to take back Western Europe.
7. Numerous Naval operations such as...
Invasion of Northern Black Sea coast
Interdiction missions all over Western Europe
The Battle for the Black Sea
The Battle of the Baltic Sea
Just think of all the assets the we were going to use against Imperial Japan let loose in the Med/Black/Baltic Seas.
8. NATO counter attack in the Mideast up to Stalingrad (like Hitler could have done).
Just imagine the fun you will have designing missions with tons of those weird jets and German wonder weapons. So far I have the GO229 as a heavy fighter attacking hoards of Soviet bombers, Mig 9 and Yak 15s going head to head with YP80s, Yak 7R/Me 163/ B-6/Lerches intercepting streams of B29s escorted by 109Zs/P51s/YP80s/Me262s/TA183s, AR234 slicing in for pinpoint bombing missions and recon flights, He 162s taking on TA183s, wire guided missiles wasting bomber streams, etc.
Have you seen what a TA183s 4 x 30mm cannons can do to a Soviet bomber? How about one Lerche taking out 4 B29s with those wire guided missiles of theirs. it is very interesting and it all could have possibly happened.
Contact me at hkellogg36[at]gmail.com if you want to join in the fun.
viewtopic.php?p=275897#275897
I need comments and if anyone wants to join in and help develop individual sub campaigns let me know. I already have someone working with me to developing the Murmansk Invasion sub campaign and we are really having a good time with it. Paratroops, massive sea battles, stealth attacks etc.
I've given him the parameters so that it fits into the overall storyline and then let him go at it.
If anyone is interested I need assistance with...
1. Strategic bombing campaign based in Egypt attacking the oil production centers in the Caucuses.
2. Soviet invasion of Turkey/Palestine and up to the Suez Canal.
3. The invasion of Riga in the Baltic Sea by NATO.
4. The invasion of Trieste, Italy and march through the Balaton/Slovakian/Lvov/Kiev/Kursk maps by NATO.
5. Soviet counter attack on forward fighter bases on Rhodes, Turkey and Cyprus.
6. NATO counter attack from the Pyrenees Line to take back Western Europe.
7. Numerous Naval operations such as...
Invasion of Northern Black Sea coast
Interdiction missions all over Western Europe
The Battle for the Black Sea
The Battle of the Baltic Sea
Just think of all the assets the we were going to use against Imperial Japan let loose in the Med/Black/Baltic Seas.
8. NATO counter attack in the Mideast up to Stalingrad (like Hitler could have done).
Just imagine the fun you will have designing missions with tons of those weird jets and German wonder weapons. So far I have the GO229 as a heavy fighter attacking hoards of Soviet bombers, Mig 9 and Yak 15s going head to head with YP80s, Yak 7R/Me 163/ B-6/Lerches intercepting streams of B29s escorted by 109Zs/P51s/YP80s/Me262s/TA183s, AR234 slicing in for pinpoint bombing missions and recon flights, He 162s taking on TA183s, wire guided missiles wasting bomber streams, etc.
Have you seen what a TA183s 4 x 30mm cannons can do to a Soviet bomber? How about one Lerche taking out 4 B29s with those wire guided missiles of theirs. it is very interesting and it all could have possibly happened.
Contact me at hkellogg36[at]gmail.com if you want to join in the fun.