Bristol scripted campaign frustrating search

[pilotpierre]

I have tried the search button but it is a bloody frustrating evolution that keeps reverting to please wait for 74 minutes before trying another search.

 

I would greatly appreciate it is someone can point me to a good Bristol scripted campaign, preferably involving dogfights. 

[=IRFC=Gascan]

The Cambrai 1917 campaign has several missions involving a Bristol. I tried a mission or two, and remember a dogfight with several Albatrosses at the far end of a recon patrol. I usually prefer MP, so I never finished it and can't tell you if there is much more. The campaign also has missions in the SE5a, which is one of my favorite planes to fly.

 

 

[pilotpierre]

Thank you, that is a start. I will hang 5 and see if any others come to the fore with a scripted Bristol campaign.

[Nadelbaum]

Tip of the month:

 

Go to google and search with the following (this is just an example):

 

Bristol campaign site: forum.il2sturmovik.com

 

The key point is the site:forum.il2sturmovik.com. Google will search only through that site i.e. the forum in this example. You can do as many searches per second as you like.

[pilotpierre]

Great, Mercury bow coops and donkey Shane Mon sewer

[TAIPAN_]

Cambrai is the only scripted campaign with Bristols as far as I know.

 

There are 11 total missions, some are Bristol, some are SE5a. You could change the SE5a missions to Bristol in the editor, since the Bristol is just as capable and we don't have to fly max range. I noticed previously that some mission makers get upset about their missions being changed, because some people in the past have tried to pass off others work as their own for some kind of ego/status boost; I'm only suggesting to do this in private for your own flying and not upload it anywhere.

 

The other option which you've probably seen is the Pat Wilson dynamic campaign which you can customise however you need:

http://www.pwcampaignmanager.com/pwcg/pwcgbos/web/PWCGBoS.php

 

[pilotpierre]

Thanks, I believe I was one of the first users of Pat’s excellent work. I never got around to reinstalling it after a PC upgrade some time ago.