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Register a new account. Sign in Already have an account? Sign In Now. Similar Content. Six months had passed since the first release of January 17th , six months in which the development team did not rest, producing a wealth of tweaks, bug fixes and exclusive, brand new additions to this comprehensive package.

Unwanted bugs found their way in the January release, due to time constraints and the team wanting to meet the deadline in time for the 30th anniversary of this historic operation. Now we offer a much more refined and expanded experience, with quality of life improvements and welcome bonuses.

Be sure to read the massive albeit summarized change log Operation Desert Storm: 30th Anniversary Edition - Early Access to learn more about all of the efforts that went into this new release. The package is free for download to all official Modders and Subscribers of the site. Those whose 6-month subscription plans expired have been granted access to the package at no extra cost.

Users who acquired the mod via a 1-month subscription plan will have to renew it for access to this brand new release. From the Official announcement:. Screen Overhaul - x Here is the following screen this mod completely overhaul: - Main screen - Single mission screen - Mission editor screen - Hangar Default screen - Loadout screen - Planning screen - Roster screen - Campaign screen - Campaign editor screen - Pilot records screen - Options screen It does not yet cover another screen.

It is work in progress WIP for now. What I am seeking for is feedback that will help me improving the mod further. It is one of my biggest projects I ever worked on for SF2.

It gave me opportunity to grow a new skill I enjoy doing. If you make any mods that adds or change anything to this mod, please add my name and mod name to your credit part. Version 1. In order, to change the color of buttons, go to one of button folder, you will see different folders for various color. Desktop pilots haven't had much chance to mix it up with enemy MiGs over the skies of Vietnam. The World War II and modern eras have been done to death but, apart from MiG Alley, there haven't been too many flight sims that cover the intervening years.

There are three campaigns here based on different operations during the war. The aerial bombardment campaign known as Rolling Thunder takes place between and and tasks players with launching the controversial non-retaliatory strikes against the North.

Gamers will get promotions and thorough stat tracking as they progress through the campaigns. Gamers will also have the option to jump into instant action missions with a wide variety of setup factors. The plane list is impressive. Other friendly planes in the sky include the B Stratofortress and B Canberra. Against these formidable craft, the enemy will launch a wide varities of MiGs. Since you also have the option to set up cooperative multiplayer missions, you can even get a sense of what the campaign missions might have been like if played from the other side.

Flight modeling is relatively good. The planes all feel like they have a real weight and the sense of thrust and power is substantial, particularly as you bleed off speed in the turns. I confess I'm not as familiar with the flight characteristics of the Vietnam era planes as I am with those from World War II like I said, there aren't many other comparable sims but there's a nice range of performance across the different plane types. Vietnam was probably the last theater that required visual range for all combats.

As a result, the combat here seems much more personal than it does in games set in later years. You'll be able to see each of your enemies and get off a lot more cannon shot at them than is possible in sims set in a more modern era. Unfortunately, it seems that all of the missile types, both radar and heat-seeking, seem to hit their targets with a greater degree of accuracy than they ought. The game's graphics share the same strengths and weaknesses of Strike Fighters.

The plane models are fantastic. Viewed from the outside you can see the individual rivets and seams. There's even a lot of weathering on the skin that keeps the planes from looking like they just rolled off of the assembly line. Moveable control surfaces add another level of realism to the game. Cockpit instrumentation is reasonably good by the standards of the genre.

Though the ground looks good from high up, flying nap of the earth shows that the terrain could use a lot more life. There's a lot of variety in terms of the shape of the terrain but the scarcity of 3D objects makes flying close to the ground a fairly dull experience, particularly when flying over Hanoi.



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