Why mission failed?

[Zeev]

So I have landed my plane with one wing, so what?
The pilot is OK. The enemy have lost most of its planes.

Why mission failed?

The mission was "Defence of Kalinin" by the way.

[DD_Arthur]

Try some landing practice?

[InProgress]

I also consider these winning conditions stupid, mission destroy at least one bomber, you destroyed all, got hit and crashed but plane did not explode and probably could be fixed, you are alive and your team is also alive, you even crashed in your own territory but did not reach exit waypoint. Mission failed..

[dburne]

Some missions - like those in the stock Stalingrad Campaign, are designed that one of the requirements for success is reaching the exit point. Usually tells you this in the mission briefing...

[Zeev]

Some missions - like those in the stock Stalingrad Campaign, are designed that one of the requirements for success is reaching the exit point. Usually tells you this in the mission briefing...

I have crashed the plane on my own airfield xD

[sinned]

Dont crash land. Simple.

If you want mission success that hinges on life, go play super mario.

[senseispcc]

In some missions, the one with the "reach the exit point" condition, it is often better to quit the mission just after reaching the exit point than trying to land a crippled plane that shall be considered destroyed or maybe one of your wingman was lost during the time you tried to land your plane!    

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IL-2_Sturmovik_(series)

[jeanba]

We miss the old 1946 option

"Instant success"

Edited April 29, 2017 by jeanba

[ShamrockOneFive]

Pay close attention to the winning conditions for a mission. In the campaign its often blow up a minimum number of artillery or tanks, damage two bombers or shoot down one, etc. Its not so bad if you fail as you just move on to the next mission. A bit more of a problem if its a scripted campaign and you can't progress.

 

I've had one instance of the triggers not working and it not acknowledging that I completed the mission.