Pilot looking for a home..

[xHUSKERx]

The title pretty much says it all. I have been flying sims for less than a year now and I dont see myself ever playing another type of game. I usually fly solo or with just a friend or two but I am looking for a group that can help me take my flying to the next level, I am willing to learn and ready to fly. I wont need help with the most basic stuff just advanced squad/acm tactics. I am very busy IRL so my activity wont be that high but I usually get on nightly for an hour or so. 

 

I own war thunder, il2, il2 CLoD (cant get it to work on win 8), aces high, il2 bos. If you are a group that doesnt mind a new face please let me know. If you have any type of award/rank system that is def a plus

 

Thanks in advance and good hunting

Edited December 14, 2013 by xHUSKERx

[FlatSpinMan]

The DangerDogz are a fairly simpleminded, I mean, easy-going pack of cads and swine upstanding members of the community. I am still technically a member (you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave) but never fly with them as they have steadfastly refused to relocate themselves and their families to eastern Asia, so as to better accommodate my schedule.

[DD_bongodriver]

Yep, Dangerdogz, they will accept all forms of human detritus.

[DD_Arthur]

Yep, Dangerdogz, they will accept all forms of human detritus.

 

(Cough, splutter!).....Er, hello xHUSKERx.  Bongo is quite right in that we do indeed have a wide variety of members in the DangerDogz.  The majority reside in Europe and North America but we are indeed proud to boast of *FlatSpinMan amongst our ranks and he can fly with us in IL2 coops anytime he feels like staying up to four o'clock in the morning.   

 

We fly four or five times a week, mostly IL2 1946 HSFX coops with a spot of CoD and RoF and some of our younger whipper snappers have even got BoS.  We fly primarily Euro evening times which surprisingly seems to fit in with our North American bums quite well.  .

 

We do not have any formal training schemes as such but several of our members are Joint-Ops instructors and we do boast a few winners of the Joint-Ops Top Gun competition.  Indeed, we seem to have a relatively large number of professional pilots in our membership too.  Neither do we have any sort of formal rank or reward structure.  Several of us are ex-services so I'm pretty sure no one would be able to keep a straight face if we went down that sort of route.

 

You can find us here;  http://dangerdogz.com/forums/  and we even have a formal application process to!  You've got to be eighteen years of age or over, otherwise we'll need permission in writing from your Dad and have a sense of humour.  Oh yeah, and an interest in sheep.

 

 

*FlatSpinMan; your subs are now seven years overdue.  I'm afraid its up to 4 Groats now.  We accept PayPal   

Edited December 14, 2013 by arthursmedley

[DD_Crash]

Nice sheep Arthur

[=69.GIAP=C0NAN]

Lot's of good squads out there. Do you prefer Allies or Axis? Do you enjoy a bit of shenanigans or a pure, disciplinarian approach?

 

=69.GIAP= enjoys serious flying without taking ourselves too seriously. We have an excellent training program based on my real world experience as a USAF Instructor Pilot in the A-10, F-117 and F-16 and a few others. You can get in as deep as you like or learn what you want. We fly VVS (Soviet) where appropriate and USN/USAF when no Sovs around.

 

There are a ton of really excellent Luftwaffe squads with varying levels of immersion and discipline. Most are best taken by surprise with a grain of salt and a good German beer...

 

Have a look at http://www.69giap.com 

[ACG_Dickie]

Axis or Allies doesn't matter to ACG because we have both factions.  There is a requirement though,  that you attend our Sunday campaign   (a couple of hours from 1900GMT ish).  Follow my sig if you want to know more.

 

We are COD though,  pretty sure it works on Win 8 so there must be something wrong we can fix.

Edited January 17, 2014 by Osprey