(Review complete) [SP/QG] End Point Campaign Mission 1 - Mountain Thunder

[Rejen]

Title: Mountain Thunder
Author: Rejenorst/Rejn
Mission Version: 1.0
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Gametype: SP
Role: SLA Infantryman
Island: United Sahrani
Time: Midday/afternoon
Side: OPFOR
Required Game/Patch: ArmA 1.14 and Queens Gambit


This is a short ingame gameplay movie of the mission while it was still in beta stages:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GohbF38wpk


Campaign Story:
The mission takes place in 2009 after the reunification of Sahrani.
A short summary of the prior events are as follows:
Mass poverty and human rights abuses cause a general outcry against the RACS' occupation of North Sahrani. During the RACS puppet elections one of the candidates (General Garcia) storms the North Sahrani broadcasting station and demands the withdrawal of RACS forces from N.S., threatening the use of biological weapons should the RACS not comply.
Russia steps in to try and calm the situation by offering to help rebuild the N.S. government but the U.S. questions the Russian agenda in N.S. A weakend South Sahrani Monarchy takes General Garcia's threats very seriously and decides to withdraw most of its forces but leaves a few battalions behind in the mountain areas of N.S. just incase. However by the time the South realizes Garcia's bluff it is to late as Russian political intervention becomes a new incalculable threat. Tensions flare as a potential cold war scenario is rekindled. Refer to the campaign intro video.


Mission Story
You have been recruited into the Foreign Service Regiment which is attached to the North Sahrani 2nd Airborne Division. The Foreign service regiment acts as a foreign recruiter for Russian funded SLA operations in North Sahrani. Shortly after your arrival a helicopter belonging to the interim N.S. government is shot down over the Sierra Masbete. Your battalion is mobilized to surround the mountain range and eventually to engage the enemy. Your company's target is an observation post half way up the mountain which overlooks the only road linking Bagango to Pita Airbase.

Mission Gameplay Style
The mission is heavily action orientated with a cinematic feel, the player is not a one man army however and fights alongside an entire company of friendly units to complete the objective.

Features:
    -Fully Voice acted charachters
    -Custom made music
    -Intro cutscene and brief intro to mission cutscene
    -My own fully voice acted Artillery script which is called in by friendly and enemy AI.
   

Addons:
    - Uses some buildings from warfare. Patch 1.14
    -ArmA: Queen's Gambit
   

Credits:

    -Thanks to Lt.Cameron Mcdonald and Sparks50 for beta testing.

Known bugs:

    -In the end cutscene which is not an outro you may notice units stop firing at each other.

Still to do:

    -Add this mission to a campaign of 5-10 missions if I get the time.

[Zipper5]

Ah, I was looking forward to when you would submit this mission here Rejen. Played this mission a number of times and loved it. The Cause, as well, is probably my favorite ArmA campaign, so I'm glad you put that here too. I'll try to get some test reports up soon.

[Rejen]

Thanks man glad you liked it. I got approached by someone from OFPEC a while ago to submit these missions here but was in the Philippines at the time and have since had to delete my bi forums messages so forgot to respond
Anyway decided to follow up on that

Thanks again. 

[Undeceived]

Hi Rejen!

I'll check this mission out soon, too. I liked the trailer very much, well done!!

See ya.

[Rejen]

Thanks mate Hope you enjoy it 


EDIT: Just thoughts I'd show this little vid I uploaded 3 weeks ago, its not from the actual mission but just shows the artillery script in action for Bravo Battery along with the voices. I decided to make it one cannon for now while Victor Battery which fires at fixed positions has 3 cannons assigned to it.

I also coded a script that allows for shell whizz sounds to play once the shell is 300-100 meters or so from the ground.
The markers you see in the video are not in the actual mission except the target one which pops up when a target is called in by 2nd platoon Echelon squad.

If the artillery shell misses its target the observer tells the Battery to adjust its fire accordingly and the next time the artillery fires it adjusts its arc of fire.

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=GNzR97mpGDM

 

[savedbygrace]

Got a play on this one tonight. First time I have encountered your work and I must say, I am amazed at your ability to maintain the accents completely through each sentence. It nearly disguises the tone of your vocals in many cases.
I must also Highlight your ability to write thorough text with context, relevance, depth and connection to reality without losing sight of the mission. All too often, editor's focus on gameplay only, (which is not entirely a bad thing) but they forget the simple things such as fluid conversation which brings the mission to life and allows the player to forget that it's a game momentarily. Your chosen camera angles are complimentary toward the point you are pushing and maintain focus where it is supposed to be.
Overview
Near perfect, contains everything that the overview should have. The cinema border was a negative IMO because the black header and footer only removed from the mood.

Intro
Ingenius start to the whole bit, with the recruiter covering the details and all. Stuttering, hesitation, repetitiveness took it to the next level and brought the reality of human nature to bear. The only thing missing was the background noise of paper being shuffled and a keyboard being used and perhaps a pen on paper scribbling out a signature. The plane flyby was a good way to transition the whole thing without wasting time on minor details.

Mission
Humor...the resenting Paki and the pride filled American, what a combo. I was surprised you were able to maintain the paki accent while speeding the speech up at the end. good work.

At the long winded briefing is where you lost me though. Not that the voice was bad. But there was a lot of info to give the player at start up. The fact that I had control of myself is what caused this I feel, because once you handed control to me, I wanted to get on with it, and my focus was on looking around rather than listening.
The continuous radio chatter was great for ambiance but if I was suppose to listen to pick up something, I would have missed it with all the run here and there stuff. The singing in the truck was done nicely as well as you off'd the timing a bit of each to allow the human factor to sneak in there.

The gameplay was greatly effected by the AI being able to spot me through bushes and such while I can't see them.
That has always been a damper in my book. The fight was tough and spread out pretty good. I will also mention here as I mentioned to Bardosy about his dead removal script..... make it so that the dead will not get sunk unless it is a certain distance from the player.
If you were trying to accomplish the feeling of confusion with the player by cramming all of that info into him, shoving him into a new landscape in the midst of an already active battle with radio transmissions filling the airwaves in continuous streams.......you were successful. I was confused and was not sure of what I was doing except that I knew who the enemy was and that I was suppose to pull the trigger when I seen em.

I think what I will take away from this mission is the presentation and storytelling. The objectives were familiar (to put it nicely) and the approach was a bit on the frustrating side as it highlighted the flaw of the Super allseeing AI.

Replayability? Only to view the Intro again. But Keep up the great storytelling, Rejen..perhaps it will rub off on others.

[Rejen]

Hi there Savedbygrace,

Some great feedback there and I have to agree with you about the mission itself. I am a little dissapointed with this mission but it has served greatly as did The Cause Campaign to experiment with new scripts such as artillery.

I plan on recycling my artillery script for this one for future missions I am also contemplating releasing it to the community after some minor adjustments.

This mission is or was essentially a capture the hill mission. I still seem to be in love with WW2 tactics and am not employing more modern military scenarios.

The long winded briefing should have really been cut down a notch, I decided to include it for those that don't read the mission overviews etc. Ultimately I guess my missions have been tailored for fans of Call of Duty who want a good 20 mins of cinematic shoot em up action. This is something I'd like to balance out in my upcoming missions.

Anyway glad you enjoyed the mission thanks again for the great feedback and I will definately follow your advice in future missions. Keeping fingers crossed for ARMA2 especially its NPC interaction  

[Undeceived]

Hello Rejen!

I finished the mission now and here comed a small feedback.


OVERVIEW:
- Well done but it confuses me that the picture shows a RACS man, since in the mission I am supposed to play a guy of the SLA. But I think that in the context of the whole campaign this is not a problem.

INTRO:
- Great voices! But you could make the voices more different as almost all persons in the intro seem to have the same voice.
- You have to check the timing of spoken sentences and the subtitles. The subtitles often came too late.

MISSION:
- Good one with the Paki and the American!!!
- I repared that the briefing had no subtitles. This made it be pretty boring because English is not my native language and I didn't understand anything. Like savedbygrace I looked around and... at the first try of the mission I shot the silly officer in the head just to make him shut up! And hey! You even added a consequence for this (Mission failed!). Very good!
- But the voices and harsh tone here were fantastic!!!
- The singing troops in the truck: Cool idea which really added atmosphere to the mission but the singing is too low, barely could hear it (maybe this is due to my sound settings, I don't know...).
- The music could be louder too.
- The "Special thanks to Sparks50" subtitle did not disappear, it remained on the screen a long while.
- When the troops were climbing the mountain there appeared an error message (see attachment).
- I don't know what the others think about it but: In my opinion there was way too much radio communication... It was pretty confusing the most of the time...
- This led me to the conclusion that overall the mission is very chaotic. I never knew what my current objective was (apart from the main one -> to seize and take the whole mountain). Maybe there's a way to give the player a better overview about what is happening at the moment, for example by giving him more objectives (step by step)?
- By all means it was impossible to stay with the squad because of their stupid ArmA behaviour, like running directly into the fire of an enemy squad or being scattered all over the mountain... I don't know how many times I called "Where are you?" but: The leader tells me his position and dies a moment after this. The next leader is 250 meters away, etc., etc... So it was not possible to become a better overview by going with the squad.
- Sometimes the subtitles do not match with the spoken words, sometimes there are missing sentences in the subtitles.

OUTRO:
- Great cinematics!! Here the chaos is clearly visible because RACS and SLA run disordered across each other and just try to escape this place which after a few moments turns into a hell... Well done!

OVERALL:
Well, I think that by reducing the chaos of the radio communication and by breaking up the main objective in smaller orders this mission would receive a lot more of immersion and atmosphere than it has now already. Good work, keep it up, Rejen!! Thanks.

Edit:
I removed the attachment because the error came by other cause. Never mind.

[Zipper5]

Were you playing with any AI voice enhancements such as DSAI, 6thSense Pack 1, etc.? I never got that error message and inside the mission there is no sound file called "medic2" so it's more than likely an error with one of your mods you were running.

[Undeceived]

Aah, yes, thanks for this hint, Zipper! Yes, CSM2 is the "evildoer"! I thought that I had played only with the req. addons but I forgot that I had enabled the sound mod too.

So forget that point with the error message, Rejen.

[Rejen]

Hi Undeceived

Thank you for the really good feedback you've made several very good points which I hadn't addressed in my mission such as the chaos and the lack of knowing where to go or what to do.
I think the chaos I was aiming for but players should still have some overview which if not present means I am confusing the players to much.
I should have placed more emphasis on taking the hill and added some small objectives as well.

Out of curiosity, what is your native language? I speak English and German and a little bit of French.

Thanks again 

[Undeceived]

Well, I am German with some knowledges of English (sometimes with the help of this baby here ) and I also speak Portuguese fluently (lived in Brazil for 8,5 years).
What about you? Just looking at your name I always thought you were from the Netherlands. It looks a little bit like a typical Dutch name (I mean Rejenorst).

You're welcome, mate!! Thank you for the mission making!

[Rejen]

I was actually born in Germany so spreche Ich noch ein bissel Deutsch hehehe...
But have lived in Australia most of my life. 

[Zipper5]

Mountain Thunder by Rejen
From the campaign "End Point"
v1.0

Package:
Not really important because this is a mission that will be included in a campaign and has only been separated for testing purposes.

Overview:
Could possibly use a border apart from the default cinematic borders, but it's fine as it is. The picture of the RACS soldier is a bit misleading, but you find out later where it is from and what relevance it has to the mission.

Intro:
As with The Cause, this is an excellent cinematic introduction to the mission. As others have said, the subtitles could be a little better timed with the voices as a lot of people understand English when it's written but not spoken. However, the voices were, as always, excellently done and so was the music. I only found two typos, and they were in the third scene where Captain Becker is talking to the soldiers:

Code: [Select]

"Thats what youre being paid for." => "That's what you're being paid for."
Other than that, a very fitting and well-made introduction to the mission.

Briefing:
Starts off short and simple but adds more objectives as the mission progresses. I liked the picture of the paw, does it have relevance to something in the campaign that we later find out? Or earlier, even? Guess we'll have to wait to find out.

Mission:
I liked the starting cinematic. As others have said, your voice acting is most impressive. I must admit, I like the character of Captain Becker (maybe that's because my first name's also Thomas, heh). Obviously, this mission is going to be included in a campaign but it was strange seeing my name as James Gardner in the intro and then having myself called Zipper5 in the mission. Though I'm sure you're going to change this when the campaign is released.

As said before, the "Special thanks to Sparks50" part does stay on for a while and is a little bit distracting. However, it's not a big deal. It's not like it was making us miss an important part of the mission and it was nice to see you give credit to people who helped you with the mission. The singing part was good, and how the music track tied in was even better. I only noticed one typo in one of the radio messages:

Code: [Select]

"Whats the status on our AA request?" => "What's the status on our AA request?"
The mission itself was fast paced, interesting and exciting throughout. The amount of enemies did seem never ending at times and I presume that's because you use a spawn script as you do with friendly reinforcements. The radio messages for the artillery were nice but most of the time I didn't pay much attention to them and they were some times distracting, but not often. The cinematic at the end of the mission was also well done and it was a very interesting way to end the mission. It really did make me want to play the next one. I saw that one of the guys was referring to you as James, so I presume more character development is done at some point? Or the character at least speaks to someone, heh.

Outro:
None, but as this is only one mission from an unfinished campaign not having one is not an issue.

Overall:
A fun and exciting beginning to what is looking like to be a great campaign like The Cause. You work, Rejen, is very impressive. Lots of mission makers could and should learn from what you do. I look forward to seeing future installments of both The Cause and End Point, plus any other projects you decide to do in the future. Keep it up!

[johnnyboy]

Wow.  This mission seriously kicks ass!   

Mission Picture

The text "Break the silence in helping..." does not make sense to me.  Maybe use "while" instead of "in".  Regardless, until you play the mission, you have know idea what "Break the silence" means...

Intro

Excellent.  As all have said, your voice acting is professional.  Puts my cheesy Spanish accent in Last Tango in Bagango to shame...

Briefing

Informative.  No complaints, other than could use links to markers.  One spelling error:  "unerving" -> "unnerving".

Mission

- Great start song.  Is this really yours?  (You say music by Rejenorst...)
- Enjoyed Paki vs US dialogue.
- Verbal briefing is complicated and long, so I didn't catch it all.  If its important for player to grasp, then add it to the briefing (maybe as new objectives).  Otherwise, no problem.
- When driving off, cannons begin to fire.  Keeps it interesting...nice touch.
- Some of the chatter text shows up on globalchat or sidechat as "Spanish unknown".
- Guys singing is another brilliant touch.  How do you get more than one sound file to play simultaneously?
- RPGs screaming down from hill top were very cool.
- Artillery sounds and chatter very cool. 
- Tanks lighting up guys on hill were cool.
- Chatter and chaos impressive.
- This is a hard mission.  Took me many tries to complete it.  However, it never got old.
- Long range open fights lets the ARMA AI do pretty well.  Especially when there are many present.  Its very cool to watch squads advance, returning fire.  Example: While I'm reloading, a RACS pops out from some bushes about 20 yards in front of me, and 5 of my squaddies open up all at once and cut him down.
- I had a tough time hiding behind sandbags at top of the hill when many RACS kept coming, and I ran out of ammo.  Tense moment... see jpg. 
- Final movie very cinematic and righteous!

Overall

Good on ya mate!  Very little tweaking required on this first mission.  Greatly looking forward to the next installment. This is going to be one hell of a campaign.

BTW, I loved The Cause.  My favorite line was "You ARE the reinforcements, you stupid bugger!!!!".  Classic.

[Rejen]

Hi zipper and Johnny, thank you very much for the great feedback I am really glad you guys enjoyed the mission. 

Mountain Thunder by Rejen
From the campaign "End Point"
v1.0

 I liked the picture of the paw, does it have relevance to something in the campaign that we later find out? Or earlier, even? Guess we'll have to wait to find out.

Its kind of a play on Blackwater's logo of a bear paw (Blackwater is one of the worlds largest mercenary recruitment agencies in the world and has a massive presence in Iraq and Columbia. It recruits many foreign nationals with military experience etc). Your regiments call sign is something along the lines of Black Dog. The logo kind of represents the Russian recruitment agencies name which is Black Dog. I havn't fully gone into details in the first mission and will flesh it out eventually.

Mountain Thunder by Rejen
From the campaign "End Point"
v1.0

Mission:
it was strange seeing my name as James Gardner in the intro and then having myself called Zipper5 in the mission. Though I'm sure you're going to change this when the campaign is released.

I had thought on doing that but wasn't sure as James Gardner is your false name, technically you would use it on documents so I guess I should change that later. The French Foreign legion gives its recruits false names this was were the idea stemmed from.

Mountain Thunder by Rejen
From the campaign "End Point"
v1.0

The radio messages for the artillery were nice but most of the time I didn't pay much attention to them and they were some times distracting, but not often.

A nessesity Im afraid as when I was beta testing I would sometime walk into the artillery's line of fire. When this message comes up its best to check your map for the target marker. I think I included the dot shell marker to show where the shell was flying to.

Mountain Thunder by Rejen
From the campaign "End Point"
v1.0

Overall:
A fun and exciting beginning to what is looking like to be a great campaign like The Cause. You work, Rejen, is very impressive. Lots of mission makers could and should learn from what you do. I look forward to seeing future installments of both The Cause and End Point, plus any other projects you decide to do in the future. Keep it up!

Thanks mate I am glad that the missions is as well received as is

Wow.  This mission seriously kicks ass!   

Mission Picture

The text "Break the silence in helping..." does not make sense to me.  Maybe use "while" instead of "in".  Regardless, until you play the mission, you have know idea what "Break the silence" means...

Aww shucks Means alot to me from fellow mission makers

Thats a good point about brake the silence... I kept it very general and downright vague hehe... I should have been a bit more specific but was at a loss at what to say. I think think the overview was a little rushed in hindsight... I couldn't find myself taking a decent enough picture Im afraid.

- Great start song.  Is this really yours?  (You say music by Rejenorst...)
- Some of the chatter text shows up on globalchat or sidechat as "Spanish unknown".
- Guys singing is another brilliant touch.  How do you get more than one sound file to play simultaneously?

the music I make with fruitloops and orchestral plugins or my own sample instruments, I get alot of fun out of making my own musics
Spanish unknown chatter was really there for atmos and isn't extremely important, the first radio with spanish unknown is just a check on Bravo Battery's status with an answer of Bravo Battery Status yellow. Or something along those lines.

To get the guys singing simoultaneously I just had 3 x soldier say "sound" in the script so it would look like this:

soldier1 say "singing"
soldier2 say "singing"
soldier3 say "singing"

then wait a few seconds and playmusic.


Thanks again everyone for the great feedback

- I repared that the briefing had no subtitles. This made it be pretty boring because English is not my native language and I didn't understand anything. Smiley Like savedbygrace I looked around and... at the first try of the mission I shot the silly officer in the head just to make him shut up! Wink And hey! You even added a consequence for this (Mission failed!). Very good!

If you do any of the following during the verbal briefing you will get punished:

-shoot commander Becker (friendlies will shoot you)
-shoot a squad member (friendlies will shoot you I think... not sure if I implemented or not.)
-shoot the guard behind you (friendlies will shoot you)
-shoot the truck once or twice (friendlies will shoot you)
-walk over 30 meters from briefing area (guard will walk towards you and verbally warn you to get back in line or he'll shoot you bitch ass )

-walk over 50 or 80 meters away from briefing area (friendlies will shoot you)

[Undeceived]

Sorry for OT...

the music I make with fruitloops and orchestral plugins or my own sample instruments

Rejen, can I ask, what fruitloops is and where you've got these orchestral plugins from? Because I'm a musician too (at the moment I work with Cubase, but without a good orchestral plugin) and am planning to make some music for ArmA missions as well. This is a great idea, I don't know why I never have thought about that! Thank you very much!

[Rejen]

Fruityloops is a music making software but what makes it stand out is that its easy to use and you make loops of music and then string them together rather than one long song. This is extremely good for amateurs who want to make their own compositions. I bought edirol orchestral plugin a while back to complement it as a vst plugin.

Fruityloops you can find online at www.flstudio.com and edirol orchestral plugin you have to buy the box I think from edirol's webpage (not sure what the address is)

Hope this helps.

[Denz]

v1.14 Veteran Difficulty with Durg's Vegetation Fix, MaddMatt's Effects and some of the PROPER Gameplay mods

Overview
Kind of a nondescript picture.
"Break the silence in helping" > by helping

Intro
Nice backstory using contemporary references and the voices are great.

Briefing
Fine, plenty of information. Maybe use links to map markers to enhance the briefing.
Typo:
Notes section
"unerving" > unnerving
picky English time
"been assigned to watching over" > assigned to watch over
"RACS controls" > control
"RACS is lacking" > are lacking

Mission
I like the little details here, like me getting scolded for leaving formation during the squad briefing.
I'm not really sure about the credits here also they tend to stay on screen a little too long.
After joining the multitude heading up the mountain, I swapped my AK74 for a rifle with a GP25 Launcher from a dead comrade. I would have loved a sniper rifle or AK74 PSO but perhaps that would change the mission dynamics too much.
There didn't seem to be much in the way of tactics here. It was just a long, bloody uphill slog.
As I had Durg's Vegetation Fix loaded I was able to use the small patches of shrubs as a semblance of cover although of course this hampers the friendly AI as well as the enemy.
Upon reaching, I suppose, the midway point. The fight degenerated into a chaotic firefight with RACS appearing from everywhere and firing from the slope overhead. I constantly had to search for medics I also had to swap my rifle for an M16 with M203 launcher as I was running out of grenades - damn they were handy.
Typo in radio message:
"all squads commited" > committed
I guess you are using a spawn/createunit script? As I began making my way up the final slope there was this weird apparition of RACS soldiers appearing right above me. Could do with a distance check there.
The mission ended as I was still engaged in a rather hectic situation.

Outro
I like the distorted voice effects. What software did you use to create those?
Not quite sure why a Harrier was dropping bombs unless I missed something during the voice comm.
At least I know understand the overview pic.

Overall
hmmm, to be honest I'm not really sure what I thought of this mission.
On one hand, it was a really enjoyable and hectic fight up hill that challenged me constantly.
On the other, there didn't seem much coordination of the assaulting forces involved. I missed not having control of a squad and just had to go with the flow. Unless of course that was the whole point 
Those poor AI families, all those little fatherless polygons crying over the pages and pages of the casualty list   
The story behind it all was great though and I'm looking forward to the rest of the campaign.

I must get around to playing The Cause campaign. Wolfrug's been banging on about it forever now.

[Rejen]

Hi Denz,
Thank you for the kind feedback

Outro
I like the distorted voice effects. What software did you use to create those?
Not quite sure why a Harrier was dropping bombs unless I missed something during the voice comm.
At least I know understand the overview pic.

I use Cooledit pro and soundforge. The harrier was to signify the US getting involved. Although confusion and chaos was a large part of my aim I think I may have gone overboard with it hehe.

Overall
hmmm, to be honest I'm not really sure what I thought of this mission.
On one hand, it was a really enjoyable and hectic fight up hill that challenged me constantly.
On the other, there didn't seem much coordination of the assaulting forces involved. I missed not having control of a squad and just had to go with the flow. Unless of course that was the whole point 
Those poor AI families, all those little fatherless polygons crying over the pages and pages of the casualty list   
The story behind it all was great though and I'm looking forward to the rest of the campaign.

I must get around to playing The Cause campaign. Wolfrug's been banging on about it forever now.

I ran into alot of problems with this mission. Ultimately and I hope it doesn't come as to much of a spoiler: The combat mission will be regarded as a massive blunder by the SLA, although not quite a failure, in the next installment.


EDIT: If any of the OPEC staff would like to review this missionthen please feel free.

Thank you.

[mathias_eichinger]

Hi Rejen!

Have not tried out your mission and I can't say at this point if I will review it. But: If this is part of a campaign I would wait to have the full campaign ready for review, because right now the mission review would go into SP missions.

Cheers

Mathias

[Rejen]

Thats ok, I release the missions as SP missions until I have about 5-10. But if you'd prefer to wait until there's a campaign thats also fine by me Thanks.

[mathias_eichinger]

Hey, it's up to you, I just wanted to notify you. 

[Rejen]

I reckon you can go ahead and review it as it will be a while before I can make more Im afraid.

[mathias_eichinger]

I'll review this one.

[Rejen]

Thanks mate

[mathias_eichinger]

The mission has been reviewed and can be downloaded from the missions depot.

Regards,

Mathias

[Rejen]

Thanks mate Looking good 

[Worldeater]

Uhm, the description in the Mission Depot fails to mention that this one requires Queens Gambit.

 

[schuler]

fixed

[mathias_eichinger]

Thank you, there seems to be a bug of reverting to ArmA 1.05 in the version list when editing the review...

[schuler]

I seen that, I played it in 1.14 QG so 1.08 will be fine too

[NightJay0044]

Very Nicely Done Rejen.  I'm in awe over this mission. Only if I could play ArmA I would be playing this mission. Unfortunetly ArmA Is more popular then OFP.    ....

Very nice accents also, I concur with all who agree.

[Rejen]

Thanks Nightjay Glad you like the mission. I would be making more but am overseas at the moment.
I think Arma 2 will be released before I get back. I will try and get my hands on a good PC here at some point or try and use the one at the office but will have to see.