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RE: Pros and cons between scenairo mods
Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2004 3:59 am
by Tankerace
LOL![:D]
Thanks a lot.
RE: Pros and cons between scenairo mods
Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2004 4:02 am
by Herrbear
ORIGINAL: Lemurs!
2ACR,
Thanks for the nice words... my scenario is developing quite a following. I am being swamped by emails for it and to pbem.
Mike
[&o] I also agree that you have done a great job on your scenario. I have one question. On many of your aircraft changes you have added bombs to equal their max load where WITP did not. By maxing out the load, is that configuration used as the "Normal" bomb range load? And if so, isn't that overstating as the max can only be reached on very short ranges?
I had thought that the load listed is the normal range load. The game then takes a percentage or some amount that is used for extended range and the max is used by the game for like 1 hex away?
RE: Pros and cons between scenairo mods
Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2004 12:26 pm
by Lemurs!
Hi all,
Herrbear, Actually the bomb load for the Val & Judy is not the max load. The figures Matrix used for the Val & Judy are standrad loads. On the other hand allied bombers are flying with loads that are impossible to carry.
Vals & Judys both historically flew with 500kg bombs but the B18 never flew with a 6800lb bomb load.
Mike
RE: Pros and cons between scenairo mods
Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2004 5:00 pm
by rhohltjr
ORIGINAL: Lemurs!
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I think i forgot to mention that i moved resources around. Their are now a few resources on Hainan & Mindanao. Also more oil on Sumatra less on Borneo.
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Mike
Been to Mindanao. Resources are VERY few today. Except for women that want to leave.[:D]
Other, resources would include coconuts and bananas. Altho I've never seen any growning,
I suppose there could've been some Hemp somewhere. [;)]
RE: Pros and cons between scenairo mods
Posted: Tue Aug 24, 2004 5:47 pm
by Lemurs!
Mindanao in 1939 produced 2.6% of the worlds iron ore. The Phillipine Islands contained 2.2% of the known iron deposits.
Hainan island was similarly overlooked when it comes to iron. Maybe 25% of China's iron production.
Mike