Thank You

[Daisy]

Just what the title says - thank you for creating a game featuring the Angolan conflict. To many people this will be a completely unknown war.

I grew up in South Africa and 4 of my brothers fought in Angola (SADF), as well as numerous relatives and friends. Many troops on both sides of that conflict still carry the scars.

I have just installed and look forward to learning to play this game. I see from the reviews that you can only control the M60 and T62 - is there any chance of a patch to make the Elephant playable?

[andrey12345]

I have just installed and look forward to learning to play this game. I see from the reviews that you can only control the M60 and T62 - is there any chance of a patch to make the Elephant playable?

It is unlikely, it completly no information about the cocpit.

[Daisy]

It would have the same basic layout at the British/Indian/Pakistani/Israeli centurion tank.

What exactly would be needed to make this a playable tank ?

[andrey12345]

It would have the same basic layout at the British/Indian/Pakistani/Israeli centurion tank.

There's enough big differences. We try not to do "by eye" and think out the missing details.

What exactly would be needed to make this a playable tank ?

Panoramic views from every crew members working places. Detailed photos of the cabin. Description and operating principles for the major subsystems.
And time and money for modellers

[Donken]

Or better. Is Blaze of war as easy as Steel fury do mod? Is it possible to add your own tanks etc? If yes there is a probibility we will see Centurion (1945), Leopard A1 (1965) maybe, possible T72 (1970) and T64 (1966)
Chieftein (1966) or something. I know these wasnt in those wars but they are still made during that era. So it would be historically correct, just the wrong wars

[andrey12345]

Or better. Is Blaze of war as easy as Steel fury do mod? Is it possible to add your own tanks etc? If yes there is a probibility we will see Centurion (1945), Leopard A1 (1965) maybe, possible T72 (1970) and T64 (1966)
Chieftein (1966) or something. I know these wasnt in those wars but they are still made during that era. So it would be historically correct, just the wrong wars

Even better. In contrast to the SF mod tools are included with the game. And fashion is essentially no different from the developers updates.
But the technology itself and the description of cockpits become more complex, also applies to the models and textures. While wanting to make cockpits was not found.

[Donken]

Excellent, it sounds great Andrey. Graviteam should be glad that Steel fury still attracts people and that is probably because if the big moddability. So doing the same for Blaze of war is only a win-win situation.
And that the cockpits is going to be advanced i can understand just by looking at the gameplay videos. But they looks great