Hi

I have both half way and I need to prioritize.
I have a couple of new missions type in the making for WW1 and WW2.
I've also been working on the possibility of you being able to draw your plane in the way you like. (your logos, your whatever).

Which would you prefer me to finish first? I need about 2 weeks for whichever I pick.
 

zuperman wrote:

Hi

I have both half way and I need to prioritize.
I have a couple of new missions type in the making for WW1 and WW2.
I've also been working on the possibility of you being able to draw your plane in the way you like. (your logos, your whatever).

Which would you prefer me to finish first? I need about 2 weeks for whichever I pick.

A new WWI mission would be awesome!!

but actually my favorite mission is straight up DOGFIGHT with WWI planes...


 

Hola Superman, ante todo que pases unas Felices Fiestas de Navidad.
Yo prefiero que primero hagas las misiones de juego de la 1ww y 2ww, para poder probarlas por si surgieran fallos y poder avisarte y corregirlas. También para jugarlas, estoy con ganas de saber que nos tienes preparado.
También darte las gracias por tu compromiso y dedicación, pues sé que no te lo estamos poniendo fácil.
Un abrazo y Feliz Navidad.

Nuevas misiones ni lo pienses lo mejor es ir potenciando el juego las pinturas pueden esperar gracias!

New mission

New mission. But, look foward to both. Good job on the game.  Thanks. 

Hey Zup,sup. So it would still be cool to add some aiming practice in the practice mission. Objects that are still. Something to help equal out the game in understanding aim. That's the hardest part I believe for new comers. Many of us help noobs by using us for practice. It good to help, but it always comes back to me when they show up and destroy me in game,lol.

New missions plz

hmm pink plane... hmmm hmmm
for which one?

Anything but pink!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
 

Pink! LOL well here are a few examples of pink planes. When you do get around to working on the new paint schemes, I can post a few more I found and some others that are not pink but look cool. I was wondering if someone could help me understand why were so many unusual color planes during the WW1 era and not as much in the WW2?  Did the variety of colors use in the WW1 planes had some kind of meaning? Why did that unique individuality was no longer used during the WW2 era?
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I think it was due to "elite" status and technological progress. During WW1 mostly prestigious families were assigned to be pilots. They did color their planes as they wished once they reached certain status (Red Baron for instance). They didn't care that much about camouflage either, they were slow and noisy. Easily spotted from far and with plenty of time for reaction. But this was not much of an issue because air defense was very lacking. Most of these planes were brought down in air-to-air combat.

During WW2 it became common practice. The number of airplanes was in the thousands. To be a pilot was prestigious but they came from all types of families. Since they were running on large squadrons they needed to follow the same rules for everyone. You could decorate your plane with "logos" and stuff, but not so distinct as to not even know which was your squadron. Airplanes were still noisy but they were way faster. Camouflage became more important also since sound travels slower than light. You could see them from far but the moment you hear them to actually bombing you, was drastically reduced. Allowing one airplane to be red or pink would place you and all your squadron in danger if seen from the distance. Ground-to-air defenses were much better now, they didn't need to launch airplanes and wait as before. With a little warning, they could bring you down from the land. 


That's my guess
 

Zup. How about a large artillery gun on the carrier that can reach bomb the base missions. Or large artillery gun to the extreme east and west for bomb the base missions

 New Missions please. Although looking foward to the paint jobs.