CAS patrol mission for A-10 C II (2-4 players). High replayability, PvE, easy-medium difficulty. Contains 6 different possible patrol areas each having 3 possible random missions.
Ability to enter L/L coordinates with CDU is a must have. <No labels> enforced.
Constructive comments are welcome. This is a functional WIP version that will be upgraded.
*v. 2.85 fixed minor bugs related to Say again last, fixed frame drop issue due to improper spawning *
*v. 3.2 updated for new cloud tech, fixed a number of hanging message, fixed ability to take on a second mission. Fixed a mission complete trigger.
*v. 4.0 Added new patrol zone with 3 new sub-missions. Added ability to request a different patrol zone. Updated flavor text and briefing, fixed one mission trigger, added additional random patrols and AAA sites. Hopefully this is the final version.
*v 4.5 Added immersive elements (radio sound, airport & air traffic), small tweaks, new briefing picture. Added F/A-18 & F-16C flyable units.
Thx for trying it! Please report any bug or problem with the mission.
- This mission uses easy coms.
- A random patrol zone will be attributed within 1min of mission start. Each CAS patrol zone corresponds to a waypoint already se t in CDU.
- Reach waypoint area and call in "hand made JTAC" using communication menu (F10- other).
- Each zone contains 3 different missions, one will be randomly attributed when calling in.
- Each zone contains at least one special mission, the others are more basic.
- Mission objectives and parameters will be given through group message.
- Use "Say again" command in the communication menu to repeat mission instructions and L/L coordinates.
- Current assigned patrol zone is displayed in comms menu (F10 - Other).
- Once mission is complete or failed you will have the ability to call in again and ask for another mission.
- Once a patrol zone has all it's mission completed, you can RTB or use comms menu to request a new patrol zone.
- Additional SyAAF units may spawn (only) if a player spawns in a F/A-18 or F-16C.
