Project CDF

[Slatts]

try look at the aircraft from a distance

or lower your graphics. i susect the racks are not added to the lower ResLODs

[GossamerSolid]

try look at the aircraft from a distance

or lower your graphics. i susect the racks are not added to the lower ResLODs

The racks are physically not there in the lower ResLODs, yes, but the screenshots I was provided explaining this error showed no hellfire missiles in the racks that were there on the higher ResLODs.

[SaS TrooP]

Notice T-64 was never exported and even today is hardly used by anyone except Ukraine. I dont really think that would be probable for CDF/PRSZ to obtain them. Different story with T-80s though, but also not that probable some people may think.

[Spooky Lynx]

Some of T-64 still serve in Russian, Ukrainian and Transnistrian armies.

[GossamerSolid]

Notice T-64 was never exported and even today is hardly used by anyone except Ukraine. I dont really think that would be probable for CDF/PRSZ to obtain them. Different story with T-80s though, but also not that probable some people may think.

Didn't need to be exported. You are forgetting that Chernarus is a post-soviet region. They would have inherited equipment after the breakup of the soviet union.

As for them not being in service, I'm sure a country on the brink of war that isn't the richest in the world would use what's available to them.

[Slatts]

Didn't need to be exported. You are forgetting that Chernarus is a post-soviet region. They would have inherited equipment after the breakup of the soviet union.

As for them not being in service, I'm sure a country on the brink of war that isn't the richest in the world would use what's available to them.

exactly, we have kept most of our enfields and FAL's in storage just in case

[SaS TrooP]

You are forgetting that Chernarus is a post-soviet region. They would have inherited equipment after the breakup of the soviet union.

Not necessarily: not every country inherited these types of tanks, and same goes to T-80s. AFAIK Chernarus plays a bit Caucasian army and AFAIK none of Caucasian states received T-64s after Soviet break-up. That's why I still think that is not best idea. IMHO there should be a bit greater focus on what we miss in ArmA: there are rarely any T-55 as we know them in modern world (T55A for instance). What about making upgraded versions like AM1, AM2, common in lave Soviet Service? Same goes to T-62MV for instance. There are loads of versions.

[GossamerSolid]

Not necessarily: not every country inherited these types of tanks, and same goes to T-80s. AFAIK Chernarus plays a bit Caucasian army and AFAIK none of Caucasian states received T-64s after Soviet break-up. That's why I still think that is not best idea. IMHO there should be a bit greater focus on what we miss in ArmA: there are rarely any T-55 as we know them in modern world (T55A for instance). What about making upgraded versions like AM1, AM2, common in lave Soviet Service? Same goes to T-62MV for instance. There are loads of versions.

Here's the great thing about ArmA 2, just because a unit is in the game, doesn't mean you ever have to utilize it.

When you make a mod, you can choose which units to include or not include.

[TheOmegaX]

Notice T-64 was never exported and even today is hardly used by anyone except Ukraine. I dont really think that would be probable for CDF/PRSZ to obtain them. Different story with T-80s though, but also not that probable some people may think.

They also could of bought T-64 and T-80 MBTs from Ukraine...

[Max Power]

Not necessarily: not every country inherited these types of tanks, and same goes to T-80s. AFAIK Chernarus plays a bit Caucasian army and AFAIK none of Caucasian states received T-64s after Soviet break-up. That's why I still think that is not best idea. IMHO there should be a bit greater focus on what we miss in ArmA: there are rarely any T-55 as we know them in modern world (T55A for instance). What about making upgraded versions like AM1, AM2, common in lave Soviet Service? Same goes to T-62MV for instance. There are loads of versions.

Uzbekistan has 100 T-64s in service, but it's impossible for Chernarus to have them at all, hmmm?