I recently found out the British Avro Lancaster only had a single pilot at the controls with a flight engineer sitting next to him who had no flight controls. The Lancaster would perform long range, strategic bombing from England against Germany especially at night with missions that ran long for over 8 hours. How did a single pilot with no modern autopilot (meaning hand flying the entire time) manage such long missions? What happened when the pilot needed to relieve themselves, or eat, or got tired? And finally, do we have any sense for how many losses of Lancasters were caused purely due to pilot fatigue?
Hey guys,
Posted this on the BI forums but no one has replied so i thought I would try here...
I'm currently working on a Strategic Map with multiple missions, after having a read through some posts and youtube clips im still at a bit of a loss...
So far, I've managed to create the strategic map, the missions and tasks. Once the mission is selected it is assigned to the player and the player can commence the mission.
In the mission folder i have 3 x separate "Mission.sqf" files for each of the missions with the below code:
M1 setTriggerActivation ["West", "NOT PRESENT", true];
sleep 5;
deleteVehicle Mission;
What I would like to know/learn/someone help me with is:
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Once the mission is selected the screen fades in & out and the player is teleported to the starting location for the mission
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a Custom group, for e.g 3 x Recon rifleman, is then assigned to the player with a custom loadout created by me
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upon completion the group is deleted and the player is returned to the base with the strategic map.
What code do I need to add to my Mission.sqf file?
any help would be much appreciated.
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From the DRG Wiki
"Coming within 2 meters of a Mini-M.U.L.E. for the first time will trigger a large wave of enemies after 12 to 30 seconds. Another, smaller wave of enemies will spawn when one of the legs that are found near each Mini-M.U.L.E. is dug out. This leg is picked randomly."
With this information in mind, please do not get near any mini mules without any preparation. The large wave is no joke especially in higher hazard, often spawning bulk detonator, cloud of macteras and sea of glyphids. Note that the waves will stack if you trigger multiple mini mules at a time, creating the infamous "Why the fuck there's so many bugs there's not even a swarm" wave in salvage mission.
Putting the players aside, my complain is the game itself should clearly cue this information in-game. Our friend group with 500 hours in DRG and probably most players discover this fact through wiki and word of mouth of others.
Lets compare this to breaking an egg in Egg Hunt mission.
Breaking an egg:
- Loud global audio cue is played the moment someone break an egg
- Strong visual cue with the screen shaking as well
- The bug wave spawn almost immediately with their audio cue
- Players can connect the dots, breaking an egg = a wave spawn (or mission control announce a swarm) and can plan around it
Getting near mini-mules:
- No audio or visual cue whatsoever
- 12 to 30 seconds later (for some reason), a huge wave spawn
- Players startled, probably trigger other mini mules while running away, wondering why there's such a humongous wave of bugs, probably thought the spawn rate in salvage mission just pure bullshit.
So my proposed solution is to have getting near mini mules some sort of similar audio or visual cue to breaking an egg to help new or even old players discover this rather important fact for their well-being in playing DRG (especially in EDD)
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