I managed to fly out and locate the fellow, who was being guarded by friendly troops.Ī shaky - but safe! - landing later, he scuttled his way to my Mohawk and we took off, bound for the hospital. I was tasked with flying out to retrieve an NPC who had sustained a gunshot wound as the result of some conflict in Altis. After that, though, things started going a bit better. Well, third time's the charm, right?Īctually, no, I somehow managed to flip my chopper over during takeoff, crashing it while still in sight of my back-up chopper. I landed a bit better - nothing exploded - but still managed to destroy my chopper's engine so they didn't bother getting in. Whoops! My next mission was to pick up a team of doctors in the field, and return them to base. I did a great job of locating them, but there was a bit of an issue while landing, and that issue was a small collision that led to a large explosion. My first mission was a search and rescue: some hikers had become lost and needed to be located and transported back.
If your mission involves delivering passengers, they'll be waiting for you in a polite crouch near your Mohawk. I began by setting hostiles and antiaircraft fire to zero, but if you're more experienced, obviously, you'll probably want to ratchet it up to make your missions more challenging and exciting. There are options to choose from in terms of weather, forecast, and time of day, as well as the level of hostility you want to face when flying into enemy territory. The mod starts you at your base, where you can get into flight gear and receive your first mission. So, I'm really enjoying this mod's rescue missions, which allow me to practice piloting with only the AI looking over my shoulder, and also lets me learn the map due to the randomized placement of rescues. I'm doubly self-conscious about my piloting skills, and trying to fly while being shot at (or screamed at) doesn't really help with my concentration. I've been slowly edging my way into the daunting ArmA 3, but I'm still a bit too bashful to play online for fear of getting yelled at by (understandably) impatient human players.
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