New Content
The Team Death Match (TDM) mode is no longer limited to WWII aircraft: a new WWI TDM mission, "Flanders," has been added.
New Bomber Cover and intercept Bombers missions have been added to the Custom Battles mode:
[Air Battle] Bulge
[Air Battle] Britain
[Air Battle] Smolensk
[Air Battle] Honolulu
Changed the spawn logic in Team Death Match: the game now prioritizes the country selected in your hangar, rather than assigning one at random as before.
New Settings and Interface Features
Ammo limit settings have been added to the mission editor.
The mission editor now allows selecting suspended armament before the mission starts.
The respawn screen now includes "Gun targeting distance (m)" for guns and cannons, as well as "Bomb fuse" delay adjustment for low-altitude bombing.
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Other announcements
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