Eventually get promoted to commander (or opt to start as commander or even opt to never be commander) so you can choose who goes out on what missions, some are more boring than others so this is huge to me. You can start as a rookie at the beginning of a battle, fly whatever missions you are assigned by your squadron commander. Originally posted by acdcdave1387:The dynamic aspect comes from the randomization of missions. Nicknamed The Flying Tank, the Il-2 Sturmovik ground attack bomber was the most produced military airplane in history, with over 36,000 built. Basically, it gives the game purpose in my opinion since without it I get bored with just the quick mission builder. Il-2 Sturmoviks attacking German column during Battle of Kursk. (I know people knock the AI but I think most pilots in WW2 were inexperienced and didn't know what to do when a bandit was on their tail)Īs the battle moves on, the weather eventually changes and new pilots replace the dead ones, new planes replace the destroyed ones, you earn medals and get promotions. Coupled with the incredible damage model this game feels so real, I have lost no fewer than 3 FW190s due to parts of a plane in front of me breaking off and destroying my propeller. In a recent mission I took my group into an area to intercept ground attack planes only to see other axis fighting the allied fighters defending the attack planes so it was a massive melee and loads of fun. Or you could spend a few mins just getting up to altitude only to immediately be outnumbered with fighters attacking your bomber group while you struggle to protect them. You might be tasked with guarding a bomber group and spend 45 mins just circling above them with nothing happening from mission start to end. The missions themselves are not only random but random things happen within the mission.
The dynamic aspect comes from the randomization of missions.
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