Newsgroup: it.comp.giochi.simulatori.volo
Titolo: [F4]Ibeta ci riprova, con la RP2.1

Nuova ibeta patch per falcon 4 questa si chiama 2.1
Aggiustati i Patriots, e la capacita'  degli elicotteri si sparare
missili ag.
Aggiustato il baco nellínstallazione (gia' a posto nella 2.0a).
Aumentate la capacita di movimento degli AAA, e implementata
la guida radar di alcune  AAA che ora appariranno anche sul RWR con il
simbolo A.
Estrapolo dal readme le differenze dalla 2.0a
Executive Producer’s Notes – Realism Patch Version 2.1
With the recent release of RP2, we discovered several issues that
required a responsive set of fixes.  RP2.1 addresses the problems with
the D-30 “super gun” and the inability of the Patriots to fire.  We
also added the capacity for helos to attack ground targets using
air-to-ground missiles (ATGMs).  RP2.1 (like RP2a) also fixes the
problem of copying a duplicate set of files to the Windows/System
directory.
We also were able to speak with a former USAF targeter with PACAF at
Osan, and as a result, we adjusted the balance of AAA along the FLOT
and in mobile AAA battalions.  You will now find smaller caliber (57mm
and below) around the DMZ because of the mobility required in the
forward-deployed units, but you will see the larger caliber AAA (85mm
and 100mm) encircling Pyongyang and other fixed strategic targets.
Unfortunately, we do not yet have control over the placement of
objects in the F4 world, so for the moment all we could do was to
adjust the objects within the battalions.
Both the AAA battalion (which contain the KS-12, S-60, M-1939, and
KS-19) and the Towed AAA battalion (which contain the S-60, M-1939,
ZPU-2) are available for placement in TE missions.  The HART
battalion, which is not available for placement in TE, now contains
only the S-60 and the SA-7 as air defense protection.
We have also discovered how to turn on radar guidance for some of the
AAA guns.  The FireCan radar now controls the KS-19, KS-12, and S-60.
While our tests have not shown that adding a radar to the AAA
increases their accuracy, you will see them on your RWR with the “A”
symbol.  You can also target and destroy these guns with HARMs if you
wish.
The addition of large amounts of AAA was no doubt a surprise to many
F4 pilots who have become complacent with the lack of a Triple-A
threat.  North Korea has over 5000 pieces of flak-type AAA, and
although much of it is older technology, many of these pieces have
fire control radars attached and are be a credible threat.  Even
though the large numbers of AAA guns can be a danger, you should be
able to avoid much of it by proper mission planning.   Make sure to
fly around, over, or under known AAA sites (HART sites around the DMZ,
cities, airbases, etc.).  Be especially careful around large cities
and other strategic targets, as this is where much of the large
caliber AAA resides.  You may have to run several anti-AAA sorties
before attacking the targets they are protecting.  A rapid change in
altitude once AAA is encountered also seems to defeat their ability to
track and hit you.
Bye
M. 2fast4u Giorgio
 

simbolo A.
Ah, ecco, era ora!! Ci voleva che pompassero un po' di piů le AAA!!
Reinstallo iF22...:-(
Ciao
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