More screenshots from those animations (coastal defences).

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpos...6&postcount=26

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The best soundtrack to a WW2 flight sim has got to be the sound of the engines themselves! Get that right and it increaes the immersion factor for me.
I just prefer to listen to music on my Hi-Fi, not in the 'pit of whatever I feel like flying.

Can't wait to get today's "small update".

It's getting late...

I seem to recall EAW to be quite imersive with the briefing, hanger, and nissen huts ect, from memory you could switch a radio on while at your bunk for some period music and news bulletins.... it was quite a while ago, it was like a golden era of flight sims, so many being released, and in development!

Craig

Same with me :) However I was speaking about music in possible intro, menus, etc

Back in Black from AC/DC .. for the intro ;)

Edit: ac dc live wire for the menus

A historic flight simulation should not have intro music from AC/DC (that sucks!), but rather appropriate sound tracks.

Did you read what oleg said...you may choose your song for you, like in IL2 ... its was just what i like and my setting in this sim. When i fly, i only want to listeen the engin... nothing else ;) I doubt about lily Marlen in special compact music machine... ;) its historical.

P.S.Cheaps shoot from you, didn t like its very much

P.S.S. Again, i hope you can understand my english, sry for that :)

Perhaps contemporary radio news bulletins, say BoB related from BBC for RAF flyers, (eg "Yesterday a large force of enemy bombers attacked a convoy off the North Foreland but were beaten off by RAF fighters, one small vessel was damaged but managed to seek shelter in Dover harbour.......), with similar from appropriate German stations for Lufwaffe, etc.