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Well, here's a story that I wrote 8 months ago but that I only translated the last month. It was extremly inspired by a mission that I did with the guys of my virtual squadron on IL-2 Sturmovik 1946 (you can even spot one of those who's here, on FA :p ). It was originially a missions from a serie of missions that we made for the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain but this one was really the one that had caught my imagination.
Anyway, hope that it will please you and, once again, I have to apologise for all the faults and the unclear moments that can be present...
Anyway, hope that it will please you and, once again, I have to apologise for all the faults and the unclear moments that can be present...
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Ah... Il-2 1946 est l'un des meilleur simu du monde, loin d'être trop vieillissant (du moins pour un jeu de presque 15 ans), la possibilité de pouvoir voler sur plus de 800 appareils (quand modé) et surtout la simplicité de sa construction qui permet de presque tout modifier dedans. Après, BoS est magnifique mais trop limité et est encore un peu cher.
Mais tu es sur IL-2 1946?
Mais tu es sur IL-2 1946?
Very interesting perspective, and we can only imagine how the German pilots must have felt in the skies over the Channel, not only going against the British, but also against pilots from all the nations that Germany had occupied, as well. Polish pilots ramming German planes was not uncommon, apparently. :P
I must say that it's because of the pain and of our unluck during this mission that I've been inspired and maybe I could have wrote something about the British fighter pilots but the missions that we did in Hurricaine were nice but not memorable enough. And I don't remember that we did any mission with a Polish squadron... Though it's true that they're excellent and that they have all my respect; to keep fighting after having lost the war in their own country and in France and after joining a Great-Britain wich was in a bad way, in only can take my hat off to them...
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