[SP] HumAid & Sling It - Helicopter missions

[LKS90 1]

Hello guys!

I'd like to make a little forum post about my missions which I recently finished and released, so here we are.

Hum Aid

A rather linear mission where you have to transport some cargo to one of 3 random locations, pick up some civilians further north (again, 3 possible task locations) and bring them back to Kavala and then you have to do a troop pickup at a location south of Kavala, which is randomized just like the other two tasks.

The locations get decided on mission start, so you have to restart to get new destinations.

When you fly too high (>90m) prepare for a MANPAD trying to take you down, you have countermeasures so it's not a death sentence.

Features:

- 3 scripted tasks

- 27 possible combinations

- retextured helicopter

- custom voice over

Dropbox

Steam

Armaholic

Sling It

83 possible destinations, one cargo crate and all helicopters that are capable of sling loading. You can customize the time, weather and fog as well as the cargo during the mission at a laptop which is in front of you when you spawn. The cargo can either be an ammo box with a weight between 100 and 4000 kg or a container with a weight between 1000 and 12000 kg. There is a task chain that will take you to all 83 locations one by one. You can change the current destination at the laptop and reset the cargo, under the map it shows the name of the current destination marker, the distance to the location, how many tasks are left and the total weight delivered. The map markers indicate which helicopter can sling the current cargo.

If you manage to finish the mission, the rating is the total weight delivered.

Features:

- 83 Destinations

- 7 helicopter ranging from light to very heavy

- Time, Weather, Fog and Cargo fully customizable during mission with custom GUI

- Task system with rating and autosave

Download:

Dropbox

Steam

Armaholic

Edited February 14, 2015 by LKS90

[mathias_eichinger 64]

I am surprised that nobody has tested this over all these years.

 

HumAid is a good idea, but the 90m ceiling is just unfair, as one has to cross it on hilltop deliveries and one violation is a death sentence. I would appreciate it if that could be eased off, but then, maybe not going to happen after all these years. ;)