PWCG Coop Campaign Questions

[Captain_Kurp]

Hello! I'm in the process of running a campaign for a group using PatrickWilson's fabulous generator, but I had a few questions about how it applies to a group.

 

1. Owned Planes: I'm concerned about the wings that include planes from multiple expansions (Stalingrad campaign has 109 F-2s and F-4s) is there a way to change this to only F-4s? I tried changing the "owned planes" tab but it doesn't seem to change what the starting aircraft are. Is there a way to dictate what planes are available? If this is not avoidable, is there a way to manually edit the available equipment? Thanks

 

2. Campaign "Perspective": If we're having a campaign with multiple wings included (bomber wing and fighter wing, taking off from different airfields) what squadron should I select as the "perspective" of the campaign? Is that what enemy spawns are based on? Will the other squadrons have equipment replenishment?

 

3. Enemy plane slots: For enemy plane slots, do I need to host the server as dogfight instead of cooperative? 

 

Hoping to get some insight from those who have used this great generator a lot, thanks!

 

 

[PatrickAWlson]

1. That's a tough one and I honestly do not have a great answer.

2. it doesn't matter.  For competitive coop the mission area is based on the position of all of the human occupied squadrons.  The reference squadron does not get special consideration.  

3. PWCG always runs on a coop server and never a dogfight server.  The coop server allows players to choose available planes regardless of side.

[Captain_Kurp]

23 hours ago, PatrickAWlson said:

1. That's a tough one and I honestly do not have a great answer.

2. it doesn't matter.  For competitive coop the mission area is based on the position of all of the human occupied squadrons.  The reference squadron does not get special consideration.  

3. PWCG always runs on a coop server and never a dogfight server.  The coop server allows players to choose available planes regardless of side.

 

Thank's Pat, love your software! ?