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PA-Dore wrote:The work will increase with the map size, all informations on the WIKI
But Wake will be very easy to capture (I guess no roads no railways, only one airbase, simple sea graphics...)

Thanks for the link Dore. Do you have a time estimate

I have been brewing on a SE for the US 1942 raid in Wake.

But the map is not part of the SEOW.

How much work will it be?

Who might I go to for that?

For the code illiterate of us.
Can anyone tell me the correlation between altitude and recon area?

My idear is to calculate the optimum altitude for a recon pilot.

Your are the Man, Cmirko

It works perfectly


Thanks

This might not be the right forum but since I cannot see SEOW without HSFX and the other way around I am writing it here. I am quite sure we have some people experianced with it here :wink: p I have been running smaller SEOW campaigns before and are aware of firewall/router setup and that the dedica...

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Will it be possible in HSFX6/SEOW to see V1 on radar

What SEOW seems to be missing is the interaction and feedback ("fun") for an individual who is only interacting with the game through the MP and watching tracks in IL-2. Everyone here knows how much fun it is to jump into a cockpit slot in a generated SEOW mission and fly with and against...

Great if they can but as we have discussed on TS, once the campaign is underway the commanders will almost always take it in directions that the template designer probably didn't envisage or intend. My experience from over twenty years of being a Game-master in pen& paper role-playing games has...

Hi Zoi, I have read this thread carefully and have a little difficulty in where this thread is meant to be going. I am not Zoi but, I think this thread have moved outside the titel subject a long time ago :lol: I for one don't see SEOW with IL2 as being a strategy game at all. If anything I haven't...

I concur!
There is no doubt that the campaign designer have a huge resposibility in getting it right.

[quote="Zoi"][/quote] [Irony on]Don't cry. You make me sad [Irony off] Nope I dident! I went to CV-6 but never found what I was looking for. (Good site by the way ;-) ) According to Wikipedia, the installation of CXAM-1 began in 1941 and Enterprise was among the ships recieving one. I then...

I have never found it a problem to generate missions. It have always been the other way around. To many missions, to few seat/aircrafts available :lol: Strategy are all about prioritizing even when it comes to intelligence. As children of the Information age, I think we are much more dependant on in...

I am in the final stage of making a historical campaign of the US Navy raid on Wake the 24th of february 1942. As I a history nerd I want as close as historical accurate as possible. I know that USS Enterprise (CV-6) had the CXAM-1 experimental radar at the time of the attack on Wake. Sources on the...

Thanks for letting us participate. The EAF team did experiance one or two diconnects and the mission starts was usually laggy. Except for that, the server ran stable. I have noticed that load time on the stats and the MP ran very fast. All with out errors. I found that it is not unusual for the pers...

I see a lot of good stuff for ground wars as well. The Puma is nice, but I would really like to se the SdKfz 222 which was probably the most numerously scout vehicle on the western front (990-1800 produced depending on source). The SdKfz 222 might not be there but you got us the SdKfz 231 and the S...