Hi Va****
NOW you have gone and done it (snif)
If you remember a "Cappy" it was prolly me.
I had the handle from the early 90's in the DOS days on concentric,
through the night they shut down rein & stimpy, AOL, and EA...until
the final night, where "A KILL HAS BEEN RECORDED" by EA games.. :(
Started as a BZ with Merch and the gang, a bunch of us "defected" one
night by pre arrangement to AZ 'cause the numbers were so lopsided in
the arena.
I miss it a lot (and your message here has not helped!) :)
The b-17 deathstar was a hoot with a full crew! One night unknown
until later, before VOX, a crew from Calif. all got on a conference
call so they could talk to each other, and were nearly invincible.. !
My fav was the A-26 with the artillery in the nose..
Turt and I used to do the stealth bomb runs, and then take it
"downtown" and see what damage we could do... The 26 , kept fast was
a half decent fighter if flown right..
I remember ur handle, most likely with AZ I would have escorted you
with the BORG, or later in Jordi's squad...
I flew for two years in the 411 in Aces High. It was good, but the 4
hr adrenalin rushes never "happened" again...
The tanks and panzies were good fun. We actually ALL (AZ BZ CZ) went
to tanks onenight and had the most awsome tank bash ever!
Was a good time!
Cheers!
Cappy
runs, On Wed, 24 Jan 2007 02:43:33 -0600, Tex <bolivar@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
>I miss a lot of things about AW, such as actual multicrewing where you
>can cram 10 people into a B-17 and go off on an adventure with all
>sorts of highjinks sure to happen. And the vox capability without
>having to use a 3d party application.... And the amazing recorder that
>let you play back and save any mission, with the ability to see it
>from any perspective you pleased as it played back.
>And playing chicken with the ack at Naughton (I was Az)...
>And flakpanzers... :>)
>WW2OL is fun, looks better than AW, is a lot more accurate, but
>doesn't have the above features (yet), so I'm still nostalgic. Lots
>of former AW players there, a few even that I knew from the AW days in
>the 90s. Drop in sometime. (It's been so long I don't remember a lot
>of names until they announce themselves, such as yours. I remember a
>Cappy, and think we might have been squadmates at one time. I was in a
>few different ones while there. (Or maybe I just remember your name
>from seeing who shot me down....)
>
>I flew a lot with Fisho, usually in bombers flying under "dar" at top
>speed.... I really didn't get into fighters until I left AW. Always
>loved flying gooneys into hot airfields, trying to avoid interception.
>What an adrenaline rush, getting close then popping up to drop troops
>at the last minute...
>
>Don't get me started on the war stories...
>
>On Tue, 23 Jan 2007 22:40:25 -0400, Dave
><mariners_nukethis@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>>Hi Va****!
>>
>>So some old Warriors are still around!
>>
>>Wunnerful..!
>>
>>I new If I stayed subscribed, someone would pop by..
>>
>>Cheers!
>>
>>Hope all is well with you!
>>
>>Cappy
>>
>>
>>On Tue, 23 Jan 2007 11:18:08 -0600, Tex <bolivar@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>>>On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 22:48:05 -0400, Dave
>>><marinersnukethis_@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>
>>>>OK... amidst the spam :(
>>>>
>>>>Any old warriors here?
>>>>
>>>>Going through some old papers... (snif)
>>>>
>>>>Mail from BB... (1994)
>>>>
>>>>The whole epistle from Scav ... "I go Diving Down"
>>>>
>>>> Whatta HOOT!
>>>>
>>>>and Doc's final words on the death of AW... "a kill has been
>>>>recorded"
>>>>
>>>>Sad that it will never be again... :(
>>>>
>>>>Sorry...but glad I printed the stuff many years ago....
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Cappy (aka "Capt 6805" in DOS)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Hellooooo Flo, Gris, Sluggy... ?????
>>>
>>>You can still catch Doc over at WorldWarIIOnline's member forums. If
>>>you know Killer, he's there too. Once in a while someone posts an AW
>>>nostalgia post and I'm always surprised at the number of ex players
>>>there.
>>>
>>>Va****
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