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dane48
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I must apologize if I spelled Boelke's name incorrectly. Very nice to this fine game. So, I was on easy settings and invincible, but I did not have unlimited ammo turned on.. I was tired of dying for a while. Flying for the French in my Nieuwport 17 (now I can't remember the squadron nor the time but I think it was in late 1916. My problem now is it was on my other computer which has crashed, hopefully temporary as I want to get in the air SOON.
First the Baron comes along and he is flying like a bee, all over the place. I finally get behind him and peppered him with a few shots. I lost him again and look and see Oswald and know that I will be dead soon. He is busy with other of my mates. I have the Baron scream past me and yes, he got a few rounds in me,. but I doubt it was more. That was the only time I would have been hit.
When I took out the Baron, I had about 150 rounds left (on normal setting) and looked for Owsald. I ignored the other Germans but I don't think there were many as my squadron mates had done a fine job. A few skirmishes with Oswald and his plane was smoking. I looked and saw that I had something like 30 some rounds left and knew I had to make it count. I was able to get behind him as he was going low and slow and really didn't have a chance. I expended all of my rounds and saw him flame down. Now of course with being invincible and on an "easy" setting, I know I had the "edge". However, I do know that it was terrific thrill and with only a few rounds in my plane, I was very gratified.
First the Baron comes along and he is flying like a bee, all over the place. I finally get behind him and peppered him with a few shots. I lost him again and look and see Oswald and know that I will be dead soon. He is busy with other of my mates. I have the Baron scream past me and yes, he got a few rounds in me,. but I doubt it was more. That was the only time I would have been hit.
When I took out the Baron, I had about 150 rounds left (on normal setting) and looked for Owsald. I ignored the other Germans but I don't think there were many as my squadron mates had done a fine job. A few skirmishes with Oswald and his plane was smoking. I looked and saw that I had something like 30 some rounds left and knew I had to make it count. I was able to get behind him as he was going low and slow and really didn't have a chance. I expended all of my rounds and saw him flame down. Now of course with being invincible and on an "easy" setting, I know I had the "edge". However, I do know that it was terrific thrill and with only a few rounds in my plane, I was very gratified.
