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Maximum altitude and sometimes minimum altitude is artificially limited with planes automatically leveling out instead of passing it, and similarly aircraft will flip to reverse direction upon approaching the edge of a map area.
The damage model is divided into four sections - fore, aft, and each wing - and planes are destroyed if any one of these is sufficiently damaged, with lower levels of destruction represented both cosmetically with smoke and decals as well as an increasing 'wobble' in the plane's flight. Player-controlled aircraft can be damaged by weapon fire or impacts - with the ground, structures or other aircraft; AI-controlled aircraft will attempt to avoid ground or water, but are not apparently damaged by them and will 'bounce' off land instead of crashing.
Smaller decorations such as trees and animals, as well as debris from exploded planes, are intangible. Pilots will occasionally parachute out when planes are destroyed, with larger planes 'dropping' more people; these are also intangible and cannot be collided with or shot down. The player can land and take off freely, and can move the plane on the ground, but this is almost never required.
The game is primarily designed for mouse and keyboard; other controllers are only partially supported for example, turret sequences in singleplayer missions can only be controlled with the mouse. There are two control schemes, Arcade and Advanced, with relatively small differences between them:. In both modes, planes automatically turn towards the cursor's direction of movement, and the player has no direct control of flight surfaces while roll can be controlled with the keyboard, planes will level out automatically.
A 'freelook' mode allows rotation half-way round i. Aircraft can be flown from a 'chase cam', ' bumper cam ' where the aircraft itself is not visible or from within the cockpit , with each aircraft having a unique interior, HUD elements displayed on the plane's dashboard and the legs of the player character visible, albeit immobile.
Two other cameras are available - one which continually orbits the plane, and a flyby camera - but the game is not designed to be played from these views.
The campaign follows a single pilot in a largely-fictional version of No. The player belongs to 'Tiger Wing', a group of three aircraft which are the pilot's most common companions, with some missions including up to a dozen friendly aircraft from the squadron.
Although never named the player profile name is used in subtitles , all dialogue is voiced acted including the player character, and people speak throughout missions both in scripted conversations and kill taunts. This includes German pilots, who speak in German but are subtitled in the appropriate language; they would in reality not be able to transmit to the player at all. Individual missions sometimes but not always provide a limited selection of aircraft for the player to choose. In several cases the AI companions will comment on the choice of aircraft, though this only has a material effect on one occasion.
Individual missions are unlocked in order, but can be replayed freely. There are two bonus missions which have unlisted requirements in the previous mission. Missions have no checkpoints, but it is possible to save at any time, including three quicksave slots. Most missions include an optional return and landing at the base airport, but this can usually be skipped.
If the player lands before this at any location, they will be warned to return to the air, but except for becoming an easier target there is no specific penalty. The main menu of the game reflects the player's progress in the campaign, changing to show particular locations or the player's last-used aircraft. The pilot is asked to take off, use their various weapons on ground targets, shoot down a moving aerial target being pulled by a friendly 'tug' , and finally land again.
He receives a promotion to Pilot Officer. This is an optional mission. The player receives the Training Completion Ribbon afterward. The game includes four awards, which cannot be avoided during the completion of the campaign. The pilot is assigned the position of Tiger 3 and takes off with Tiger Wing on a routine patrol. They intercept several planes and then defend the Dover Chain Home Station from a bombing raid. The more experienced pilots complain about being given such new recruits.
Later in the day another bombing raid attacks Dover Station again. Only Tiger Wing is ready to fly again, and although some damage is inflicted they manage to save the station. The pilot is promoted to Flying Officer, more due to their potential than proven success. Tiger Wing is sent to defend a cargo convoy in the English Channel, first from bombers and escorts and then from S-boots schnell-boots, fast attack boats , managing to sink the latter despite not being given torpedoes.
Radar picks up a strike group heading towards Swingate storage depot, and Tiger Wing is sent to defend it. They come across a small group of enemy fighters but don't have time to intercept them. After defending the depot from heavy bombers, they return to RAF Dover, but come across yet more fighters - now able to divert and fight them.
Tiger Wing is recommended for the Distinguished Flying Cross, although Tiger 1 reminds the others the medal is pointless if they don't survive. There is no effect on the mission if the player chooses to attack the first fighter group, even if they succeed.
The airfield is attacked by a raid, wrecking the runway and killing many of the soldiers in the barracks, so the pilot is sent to an AA gun. They shoot down several waves of bombers. Eventually the raid ends, and the squadron is transferred to RAF Northolt. The AA gun is quite unlike the aircraft machine guns. It is stationary, but can be freely rotated. It must be aimed directly at the aircraft rather than ahead of them, and is capable of destroying the enemy aircraft in only a few shots.
The aim is to limit damage to the airfield from dropped ordinance; the gun itself is indestructible and cannot damage the airfield. A bombing raid is detected inbound on RAF Northolt, and planes are scrambled to defend it.
They then travel to RAF Odiham to help defend from a similar attack. The map is heavily abbreviated, as the two airfields are separated by more than 50 km in reality. Tiger Wing is sent on combat air patrol and receive word of an attack on Hayes Synthetics Factory. They travel there and defend it from two attacks in quick succession. This is the first mission with a choice of aircraft, and the first appearance of the Supermarine Spitfire.
Tiger Wing patrols the coastline. They find several planes returning from bombing raids over England, low on fuel and ammunition, and attack them. Tiger 2 runs out of ammunition early, and the wing returns to RAF Dover, but come across several more fighters which Tiger 1 and the pilot intercept before landing. The mission has variable dialogue, with the other pilots either teasing the player for staying with the Hurricane or admiring the performance of the Spitfire.
They find and attack several now-underpowered bomber groups. If no planes escape, Tiger 1 mentions his optimism of the squadron being assigned a prototype Hawker Tornado. A German strike force is detected heading towards RAF Odiham, which is unable to defend itself due to recent damage.
Tiger Wing takes down a bomber group on its way there, and then assists with the defense. Plattform Windows. Shipping Digital. Comments Write a review Only registered users can write reviews. About Us. Welcome to Gamesrocket - Your platform for games download. Besides the direct download of PC games and Mac games, Gamesrocket also offers up-to-date gaming consoles as well as games and accessories for consoles as mail order business.
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