IL2 Screenies

[ZK-MAT]

Here are some shots of some action from the last two nights .... if you have IL2 1946 and wish to join us online check out the IL2 forum on www.kiwisim.net.nz

Gents, we have a furball!


Primaryman under fire from Kampferas


Jaster and I flying out in the TFK FW190's


On our way to meet these chaps!


On our way. we'll take in a few bridges, Red Bull stylz




Of course the bright blue plane is flown by Cadman!


To finish off the last few minutes of the map lets bash some bridges. I lost my tail


Jaster looking good ...


Uh oh ...


BOOM!!

[ZK-MAT]

And whilst I'm at it, here are the promo pics for what we call Team Flying Kiwis. We play a co-op game (against AI planes) with up to 12 of us working as squadrons. Lots of fun and we are learning the ins and outs of each plane as we fly the missions.

[Naki]

wow impressive stuff - if I had time I probably would get into this.

[Charl]

Wow me too, if I could get the givlomh router to talk multiplayer!

[Ian Warren]

looks like a hella lotta fun JUST .........DON'T MENTION THE WAR!

[ZK-MAT]

Multiplayer is very simple, no special effort needed. Just click Multiplayer and enter the IP address there. We use Inspire's server which is 203.114.130.15 . Ensure you have set a player nickname or it will kick you if you use a default name. We are currently using version 4.08m. You can join whenever and play as much or as little as you like. The standard Inspire dog fighting sessions are on most nights (Mondays is most popular) but the server runs 24/7.

If you want to be involved in the semi-organised co-ops, you don't have to commit to anything. We generally run these on Fri and Sun evenings 8pm - 11pm ish. You can join and leave when you please though, you won't let the side down Sometimes if there's only a few on Inspire someone will host a co-op for some teaming up against AI planes, which are actually not bad as far as AI generally goes.

We also use Inspire's Teamspeak IL2 channel. We do split into Red and Blue Teamspeak channels if it gets 'serious' but generally it's all good being in the same channel, lots of fun.

When one of us hosts a co-op we pass on the IP address in Teamspeak first, so meet there to get info about the co-ops, as it's hosted on a member's personal PC we need some way to give out the current IP address.

When on the server, type <help in All Chat to get a list of commands you can use to find out what planes/loadouts are flyable, what your targets are, your statistics etc.

Further info at Kiwisim IL2 Forum

Matt

[SUBS17]

I think Il2 is the most popular sim online in Hyperlobby there always about 400 players in the lobby.

[ZK-MAT]

QUOTE (SUBS17 @ Jan 12 2008, 09:39 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I think Il2 is the most popular sim online in Hyperlobby there always about 400 players in the lobby.

I've actually never used Hyperlobby. If I want to fly on an overseas server I use All Seeing Eye to get the IP addy then join that way. What extra does Hyperlobby give you?

Edit - Just googled it. It's an application that lists games in progress, settings, players and allows you to chat to theres and join games. As it's only small I'll give it a go

[SUBS17]

HL covers more than just IL2 there is Lockon and F4AF lists there as well plus quite a few other sims but il2 is the most popular.