Atomic Eagle II: The Price of Freedom Development

[Cyrion]

Originally posted by Harry Tuttle
So have you seen the doctor yet about that arm injury? The one where you pulled a muscle patting yourself on the back?

Yes, he says it's nothing serious, and that I should rather worry about my inflated head...

Just joking. So how does a player go about procuring these caravans when he captures a city? Are the caravans present in the city beforehand?

Actually no, the player then has to build food caravans! As the Sto plains city are rich in food, they can esily sustain some food links, and a caravan every 5-10 turns (don't remember exactly!) is enough to supply A-M!

I just thought it would be good to make A-M somehow depend from other cities.

And I think that a text tells you from the start that A-M needs some supply

[Harry Tuttle]

Quick post. I've been extremely busy at work as of late. I'll have an update on the progress in a week or so.

[curtsibling]

Same here - But I am still on the task for the graphic work you requested, Harry!

[AGRICOLA]

Harry, I was thoroughly intimidated by your previous avatar. IMO, it showed the meanest, toughest dude west of the Mississippi. I understand that children in Deadwood hid behind their mothers' skirts at the sight of that grim visage.

The present one seems to bear an uncanny likeness to the town apothecary in Gold Gulch. The one who hands out sweets to the local brats.

Please reconsider and bring back the gentleman who chews nails and spits out tacks for breakfast.

[curtsibling]

I'll second that motion!

Bring back the ugly cowboy guy!

[Harry Tuttle]

Alright, alright! Ian McShane on a grumpy day it is

[Boco]

I was kinda hoping for Zoref.

[AGRICOLA]

Nah. He don't look nuthin' like the toughest hombre west of the Cimarron. He don't intimidate me in the least.


Maybe it's because March Madness has started here in the US, but Zoref looks like he is doing the follow through after a foul shot at the NCAA Regionals. However, can't say that I recognize the uniform.

[curtsibling]

BUMP!

I am currently inking the project that Harry gave me a while back!

[Harry Tuttle]

Sweet, thanks Curt!

[Boco]

Ah it's good to see Zoref from Space 1999 this thread again.

[fairline]

I'm still reeling from the fact you colonials got Dr Who on your TV's - now don't tell me you caught Space: 1999 as well!

[Sarsstock]

I remember "Space 1999" made for some great summer Saturday late night TV watchin here when I was a teen, as did "Lost in Space", "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" and of course the orignial "Outer Limits".

[Harry Tuttle]

Ok, I think I've whittled down the Allied aircraft that I want in the game. Of course, this list will probably be whittled down even further, but who knows.

F51 Mustang
A1 Skyraider
F80 Shooting Star
Gloster Meteor
DH.100 de Havilland Vampire
F9 Panther
F84 Thunderjet (fixed wing)
F86 Sabre
F2 Banshee

B29 Superfortress
B45 Tornado
B36 Peacemaker

No FJ Fury, P38 Lightning, B17 Flying Fortress, F82 Twin Mustang, or any others that were barely produced or were not in full scale use during the 1945-1949 period.

[Harry Tuttle]

A small list for the Germans right now:

Ar 234C
Henschel Hs 132
Junkers EF 132
Horten Ho 229
FW Ta 183
Me P.1101