Раздел оффлайн кампаний на airwarfare.com

Можно загружать свои кампании сюда (и скачивать то, что там есть тоже, но пока выбор не велик. )

http://airwarfare.com/sow/index.php?...tegory&catid=4

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Сообщение от -atas-

Можно загружать свои кампании сюда (и скачивать то, что там есть тоже, но пока выбор не велик. )

http://airwarfare.com/sow/index.php?...tegory&catid=4

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Thanks for linking to us, we have sections for skin uploads, single/multi player missions and welcome all uploads for the new series of IL-2

и как эти компании устанавливать, добрые люди подскажите, не всем дано буржуйскими языками владеть))))

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Сообщение от zigmund

и как эти компании устанавливать, добрые люди подскажите, не всем дано буржуйскими языками владеть))))

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Все по разному. Часть устанавливается через IL-2 Campaign Tool. Качать утилиту отсюда.
Есть кампании с собственным инсталятором, есть кампании просто набор миссий, которые кладутся в "документы\1C SoftClub\il-2 sturmovik cliffs of dover\missions\Single".

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=28630
Download: http://airwarfare.com/sow/index.php?...atid=4&cid=221

Кампания на спитах "Spitfire Dawn Campaign".

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I have substantially reworked my original Spitfire Dawn Ver.1.01 campaign to include more historically accurate airfield objects at Kenley, Manston and Tangmere. All missions have been tweaked and reworked to improve them.

This 16 mission campaign has been designed to take you through 'ab initio' pilot training on the Tiger Moth, then advanced training on the Spitfire and finally posting to a 'RAF front line Squadron' - 64 Squadron, Kenley.
You had successfully completed your basic and advanced pilot training as the German Wehrmacht had 'stormed through' Holland, Belgium and France. They were now poised to attack England.
Your promotion to Pilot Officer had come through and your posting to 64 Squadron, Kenley, flying Spitfires, had been confirmed.

You will fly as 'A' Flight 2IC engaging the Luftwaffe as they begin there aerial onslaught on England.
64 Squadron fought from the beginning of the 'Battle of Britain' on the 10th July 1940 until mid August when they were withdrawn north to Leconfield to rest.

Please read the campaign notes before starting the campaign.

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