Normandy - Date context is important
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Normandy - Date context is important
One essential thing in Normandy if you are portraying WWII period missions is to set the correct date in the mission planner. Things like railway engines are determined by the date set - pre 1950s you'll get steam trains, post 1950s will result in diesel electric engines instead.
Group Captain Neil Willis - RAF Air UK
Re: Normandy - Date context is important
Worth noting. Do the civilian vehicles switch era also? It would also be nice to see the old horse and carts back again.
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Re: Normandy - Date context is important
I have seen traction engines, and vintage tractors, but nothing horse drawn yet.
I'd say horses and carts were an essential ingredient of the asset pack for Normandy - a lot of German transport was horse drawn even as late as 1944.
I'd say horses and carts were an essential ingredient of the asset pack for Normandy - a lot of German transport was horse drawn even as late as 1944.
Group Captain Neil Willis - RAF Air UK