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....and some of the features that HSFX employed made gaming more "restrictive". Of note, Tougher bridges, tanks, and ships. While this is not necessarily a bad thing, the ships proved to be almost unsinkable. It would take an entire squadron or two of swordfish to sink a battleship (we know because we have tried) and a carrier might as well be an island. This was done because the folks that made HSFX did so for their particular brand of gaming. That's all.

Well, we both know the answer to that one. If you don't like it, don't use it. And you probably aren't going to like the new HSFX either. We'll see if Ultrapack does anything with it, or brings out a completely separate pack that has nothing to do with HSFX. Either way is fine, there's no 'ownership' on these things.

Back to the original question: uninstalling HSFX or Ultrapack from an install of IL-2 isn't really feasible. What I do is have separate installs for them - at present I have 4.09m vanilla, 4.101 vanilla, HSFX 4.11, HSFX 4.11 mapbuilding, HSFX 4.2b1, and UP 2.01 (yes, I do have it). What IS important is keeping a clean copy of IL-2 stock, which is 4.09m - up to you whether you decide the TD patches are 'stock'.

:cheers: