Congrats!  [8D]

I'm not sure why you are seeing the fast forward issue, but I suspect the problem with the base IDs may be because you are using the wrong database. All of the scenarios for South America available at HarpGamer require a non-standard DB to play.

<r> Depending on what operating system you are using, you may be able to uncompress the files simply by double-clicking on them. If that doesn't work, you can download PKZip from here: <URL url="http://www.winzip.com/downwz.htm">http://www.winzip.com/downwz.htm</URL>, which is the relevant software ...

<r> Taking a quick look, there are tanker loadouts available in the original GIUK, NACV, and MEDC battlesets for some aircraft, and they work. There do not appear to be any such loadouts, or dedicated tanker aircraft, in any of the Designer's Series battlesets. The EC2000, EC2003, and all subsequent ...

<t> How did you submit the issue? If you just sent an email, I don't think they monitor that any more. If you used the web form, the responses seem to come as updates to the web form rather than emails. I got a response of "we're talking to the developers, please hold" after a day or two, but I was ...

However, Tony has been looking at it, so don't abandon all hope for the future ...&nbsp;[8D]

Maybe the target is over the horizon from the F-15?

I'm not positive, but I think that attacks on land bases have to be programmed by the scenario designer. If so, the piecemeal attacks on Keflavik are a designer issue, not an AI issue.

<t> You are correct about the sonar model being adjusted, but the real problem here is the pathetic way that the NATO ASW patrols are laid out. Even with the new sonar model, a properly handled USN CVBG is very nearly invulnerable to submarines, unless the scenario designer cheats and starts the ...

... or you could just cover it over with the other windows, which is what I do ...

<t> As a workaround&nbsp;for the first issue, I have found that for the second and subsequent groups of aircraft being added to a base, if I highlight the first group of aircraft added, the list stays in place. So, open up the base, scroll down to first a/c type, add it. List returns to top. Click ...

You should probably play ANW, since it is newer and more capable.

<t> In a nutshell, radar operates by bouncing radio waves off a target, and listening for the echoes. The time that the pulse takes to go from radar to target and back to radar, combined with the known speed of radio waves, allows the range to the target to be determined, the direction the ...

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Ummm ... That sounds like maybe you are running out of time in the scenario?

<t> The ads are something that came with Ultimate Edition, with the Digital Military Art collection. I personally just deploy the rest of the windows to cover that window up, since it doesn't really do anything useful in the game except allow you to access the art collection. However, if you want to ...

Also, it's a good idea to have fighters near your AEW units, out astride the threat axis. Not part of the same group, but close enough to protect it. &nbsp;[8D]

<t> Select the Hawkeye on the Group map. Go into the course editor, and go to the last waypoint, ie the patrol location. You'll see there's a sensor order telling the radar to light up. Modify or delete according to taste. (This is for HCE. I don't play H2/H3/ANW, but I imagine the basic procedure ...

<t> In HCE, if an air unit with sonobuoys is assigned to a formation patrol, it will drop buoys at random points automatically throughout its assigned patrol sector. This seems to occur at a rate of about 1 buoy per minute, so be aware that most fixed-wing ASW aircraft have a lot more time on ...

<t> Incidentally, it's generally not a good idea to use active sonar on your ships and subs unless you really, really need it or you are sure you've already been located, because using it announces your presence to the world at a much greater range than it can spot targets for you.This is less of an ...