PS: I'm onto doing a Bomber Command/Night over Germany campaign

There's still a lot to do when it comes to the USSR on CFS2, there are only 3 Campaings around to my knowledge

Leningrad
Stalingrad
Kursk

Battles about the War in the USSR I could think a truck load of.

I might as well suggest you to try to build up "Operation Typhoon": Luftwaffe Attacks Moscow.

But if you're into jets how about this little suggestion?

War in Chechnya
War in Yugoslavia

Those 2 seem to have been forgotten.

Spanish Civil War????

I've always liked that particular period since it takes you from the end of the biplane era to the start of the monoplane fighters....

Where else can you have Bristol fighters starting the campaign, have DC-2s rigged as bombers and finish off with Me-109s?

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Sorry James, I have no plans in the Eastern Front or WW1...

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Do you mean about the bombing accuracy at night? I've been pacing and thinking about how to fix that...

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Sorry I haven't completed that yet. I've got pretty much all the missions, but I need to find out which order they go in, and do the campaign file.

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Eh?

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I didn't really mean 'CFS4', I just meant a pack for replacing the aircraft, some scenery, the GSL scenery (goodie! I get to replace the GSL!) so that people can get CFS2 and name their main cfs2 folder something other than Combat Flight Simulator 2 so that the installer thinks that it isn't installed, then they can do another install and with that install they can just put my pack in and hey presto, new-looking sim, although it isn't really a new sim .

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I don't know that the Pacific theatre had much 'sub-theatres' in other words battles as the European. I mean there's the Aleutians, there's Australia (already done though!!!) and Defense (and bombing) of Japan, maybe the early war Singapore/China part. But the European is more detailed in the difference of it's battles, and when there's one battle going there's another as well, unlike the Pacific war. Plus Europe has battles that differ more from eachother. That IJN bomber camp with come along soon though...

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Thanks for your feedback James

PS: If you like night fighting over Germany with radar, then your in luck

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Sorry, I should've put that down . I'll modify my poll
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Sorry to hear. Maybe I'll do a WW1 camp one day...

Thanks to everyone for their feedback, and vote numbers for Night over Germany's looking pretty good

Bombadier thank you for your respond.  your input to this Sim is very appreciated.

Bombadier what I meant about the the night campaign over Europe was that in CFS2 Bombers cannot defend them self properly.

One of CFS2 short commings is the inability for the Bomber crew to use gunner turrents to defend them self from enemy fighters.

Perhaps you can make one for the German night fighters,but not for the RAF Bomber Command.

When I fly in a campaign, I like to fly for both sides.
Are you going to use Night search lights?

As for the European having more theater to work with. Thats not true.

Here some of the few Campaings that can be made for the Pacific Theater. This list is not a complete one either. Its just rough draft.

1.China 37-41

2.China 41-45

3.The Monohan incident 1939

4.Pearl Harbor 41

5.Wake Island 41-42

6.Malaysia and Signapore 41-42

7.Philipines 41-42

8.Australia 42-43

9.Burma 1942

10.Burma 43-45

11.Guadacanal

12.Central Solomon 42-45

14.New Guinea 42-44

15.Central Pacific 43-44

16.Philipines 44-45

17.Okinawa 45

18.Manchuria 45

19.Japan 44-45

20.Japan 44-47 Hypothetical

Like always the Pacific Theater is down play when compare to the European Theater.

I"am as ficinated by the European Theater as I"am for the Pacific Theater.

Its that the European Theater get the bulk of the Sim dedicated to it and that has bother me for years. Do you realize that if it were not for CF2 there would not be any serious good dedicated Simulator for the Pacific Theater.

Now that a shame if you ask me. I beleive what makes World war two exciting to me its complexcity and its world involvement by every World power of the period.

Its defeding Britain in the Battle of Britain as well as defeding Wake Island against the Imperial Navy forces following Pear Harbor.

It involved Alliances against other Alliences for the Domination of the World.

The Future of the World at the time was on the Balance.

Now let me show you how many Sims are dedicated for the European Theater exclusively.

European Air War

CFS1

CFS3

B17

IL-2 Sturmavik

Forgotten Battles/Ace

Jane World war two Fighters.

Battle of Britain Rowen

Battle of Britain Wings of Victory

Janes World war two Squadrons

There even more than the ones I have mention.

The only other dedicated Pacific Theater Simulator is Pacific Fighter. But right now is to incomplete to bee consider a great Pacific Simulator.

Perhaps after Patch 4.0 it may bacome a better Simulator that represents that Theater.

To me thats incredible!

This is not a knock on the European Theater. It a call for more Balance.

I"am not interested making this a Europe vs Pacific war  since I consider it just one Huge nasty World war. I just would like to see the Sim World more balance in its representation of World war two.

Thank you

James007

Voted WW2 Russia, but a Night over Germany or a WW1 Campaign would also be cool 8)

There's a bunch of Bf-109's and Fw-190's on Akemi's site that would work nicely in the Night over Germany Campaign

http://hago003.hp.infoseek.co.jp/

I don't think a Gulf, Iraq or Vietnam Campaign would work cos of the limits in CFS2
(There's no support for Missiles)

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Why add WW1 to the poll then?

Regards,
Stratobat

Edit: Would be cool to create something similar to MAW for CFS2 8)

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That may be so, James, but they were still used none the less

I think there are a few Ju-88's in the Download Section here on SimV. Someone also made an Me-110 a while back, but I can't remember where I saw it. If anybody knows where it is, please post a link. The Searchlights aren't a problem. A few guys put together a set and posted it on SOH some time back

Regards,
Stratobat