Ive been searchin for a problem ive come across in cfs 1 and 2, i belive its my grafic card so im hopin someone has come across this problem and has a cure. I re installed both cfs 1 and 2 but i only get the sound and no grafics, Im guessin my drivers are too new since i did have a simular probelm when i tried to install european air war. am i right? and is there a cure other then rolling back the drivers. my card is nvidia 8800 gt soc

Which version of Windows? Which drivers do you have now?

Copied your list (already have most of the items on it). Couldn't help but notice you left out the excellent 'hills' mod that girl made that adds elevations to the terrain. Is it included in one of the packages you list?

Great links for CFS2002. Especially like the 'hangers' addition. I have 1/2 dozen full cd's worth of simviation's aircraft and a 1 gb p3 that I am going to dedicate solely to EAW and CFS2002. your add on lists will certainly help me get the most out of the game.

I still have my cfs2 cd but its not installed. It was a good sim.

Navigator I think you are wrong!

It still a very good Sim!

It has a World map to work with through its Mission Builder.

It has more Ships and a lot more planes than most other Sims.

In my opnion the Best Mission Builder of them all and Its always been upraded.

Hi!
Could anyone please advise: are there any total conversions of CFS2 into European Theatre in a single download? Like including the terrain, aircraft, ground units, campaigns, etc.

CFS2 out of the box is still very strong. I do have the WW1 total conversion called "Combat Aces." I also have the Korean Air War conversion and (somewhere) the D-Day WWII in Europe conversion, if I can find it. But just the stock CFS2 is wonderful. I like it better than the stock CFS3.

Would it be possible for you to share those conversions? Especially the D-Day one?

My bad. I confused CFS2 with CFS3. The D-Day conversion was made for CFS3, not CFS2. I only have Korean Combat Pilot and Combat Aces (WWI) for CFS2. Oh yes, and the Pearl Harbor add-on. Back in the day, Pearl Harbor reduced one's PC to a slide show. Absolutely killed your frame rate on those older Pentium IIs and Pentium IIIs. But with newer PCs and more modern video cards, Pearl Harbor is a breeze.