Very important feature - lounge!

BG-09 · #1 03-24-2008, 11:48 AM

Oleg, please do not hesitate to include in to the objects in Battle of Britain some well done special chairs, so called lounge, or chaise-longue. We often have seen them in to the documentary films, with pilots resting over them. Without them, I belive the Battle of Britain would be lost. Total pilot fatigue is equal to certain death in to the air combat.
Thanks!

Vigilant · #2 03-24-2008, 12:02 PM

Don't forget the obligatory wind-up record player and the Squadron 'mutt' while you're at it

choctaw111 · #3 03-26-2008, 09:53 PM

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Don't forget the obligatory wind-up record player and the Squadron 'mutt' while you're at it

The squadron dog is a MUST HAVE! I have been known to tell the guys to make sure and feed my dog as I am going down in flames.
Don't be surprised if Oleg throws a couple nice objects in for us though.

nearmiss · #4 03-27-2008, 12:21 AM

Too funny...

It always amazes me that regardless of what is actually needed there are always requests for other stuff.

The old Rowan's BOB has sheep. Baaaaaaaa

They say a trained sheep will wag his tail and lay at your feet like a dog, if you treat him as a best friend. Where I come from that kind of sheep buddy arrangement would cause people "to talk".

mazex · #5 03-27-2008, 07:34 PM

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The squadron dog is a MUST HAVE! I have been known to tell the guys to make sure and feed my dog as I am going down in flames.
Don't be surprised if Oleg throws a couple nice objects in for us though.

Yes, please include dogs that we can strafe!

Seriously though, small "useless" details like that really adds to the immersion - like dolphins in a submarine sim etc. The seagulls in Crysis are really useless from a gaming prespective - but they add to the atmosphere that you are on a real island and not a buch of polygons plastered with textures... There is already talk about double deckers so I guess Oleg has some of that coming!

Vigilant · #6 03-28-2008, 10:30 AM

Please add some WAAF's for some after battle fun Oleg

Oktoberfest · #7 03-28-2008, 11:36 AM

I remember Fighter Squadron from Activision, where someone had modelled a flying cow droping bombs from her "a**hole" with the bomb bay beeing her tail going up and down.... And she had MK108s in her horns.... And her engine sound was undescriptible.

1.JaVA_Sharp · #8 03-28-2008, 02:49 PM

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Please add some WAAF's for some after battle fun Oleg

that and I wanted to comment on the fact that I find your sig very interesting, vigilant.

BG-09 · #9 03-28-2008, 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Vigilant

Please add some WAAF's for some after battle fun Oleg

Vigilant, please explain to me what "WAAF's" means...it seems that only I do not know.

Tx!

BG-09

1.JaVA_Sharp · #10 03-28-2008, 04:52 PM

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Vigilant, please explain to me what "WAAF's" means...it seems that only I do not know.

Tx!

BG-09

WAAF stands for Womens Auxilliary Air Force. In the battle of Britain movie of 1969 they're the girls who're placing the plots on boards. Susannah York, the blonde actress, plays a high ranking one. They were probably the only women on the airfield when pilots were on duty.