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it would be hilarious if when a jet takes off the carrier and someone walks behind the engines thrust, they get shot off the back of the carrier.

I dont remember who but i Know i saw a full size carrier being created by Some BF2 mod . . . i would say Find the Main Navy carrier get the model permission some how and code it with catapaults . . but the issue also wouldbe what about landings ? Muhaha people have many issues with normal landings on runways soo with the less room to land how do manage?

Redamare wrote:I dont remember who but i Know i saw a full size carrier being created by Some BF2 mod . . . i would say Find the Main Navy carrier get the model permission some how and code it with catapaults . . but the issue also wouldbe what about landings ? Muhaha people have many issues with normal landings on runways soo with the less room to land how do manage?

I think CA had a Nimitz in the making...

Same way CATOBAR aircraft land on carriers, arrest wires, which if you watch near the end of the vid posted on the last page you can them in action

Also the BF2 mod making a Nimitz carrier was USI but the carrier model was very low detail and no where near finished, needed a lot of work in order to be anywhere near useable by someone who knew what they where doing and as it stands currently, we dont yet even have a map for STOVL aircraft (from a carrier) in PR, let alone CATOBAR.

The Iron Dreamer wrote:I think CA had a Nimitz in the making...

CA where trying to finish off the USI one but pretty sure they gave up on that

i just want a map big enough for VTOL aircraft like the AV-8 twould be nice...

Alucard wrote:i just want a map big enough for VTOL aircraft like the AV-8 twould be nice...

The AV-8B Harrier, like the Harrier GR9 is a STOVL aircraft, not a true VTOL aircraft as with bombs and a full load of fuel, it can't take off vertically.

That would be pretty bad *** to have someone sitting in the control tower or side thing like in the video controlling the catapults, maybe add a video feed of the approach to tell the pilot if they are high, low, or off to the left/right so they can act like the LSO on the aircraft carrier.

YouTube - Landing on an Aircraft Carrier - Flight Deck Level 2

You know what would be interesting and probably a waste of +9000 tickets a minute?

Nimitz carrier + Night map for PR

YouTube - Night Aircraft Carrier Landing