Is there any interest in a co-op themed MP event outside of the Saturday morning slot? If mission editing is anything like ArmA (and I suspect it is), I could easily put together some squad-based missions for some co-op fun. The only issue is that I am busy every Saturday morning, so I won't be able to make any of the Saturday sessions.

I'm totally in, but I'm still new to Arma, would require patience and training

Should do alright in the FW or Stuka to start though, since I'm a FlightSim guy at heart!

I wouldn't mind joining in but would depend on the time difference.

Tuesday and Friday night's are free

http://www.simhq.com/_multiplayer/multiplayer.html

The Saturday morning Iron Front is intended to be GMT friendly I think (a 7AM start eek! on my coast), so I'd be up for something perhaps Tuesday 8pm EDT/ 4pm PST?

How long do they last? I have to take my son to drum lesson at 11.00am.

I'm not sure but adlabs and fatty might though, being more familiar with typical ARMA missions. If you're in the UK then the Saturday one is 3pm though (as in my time is Pacific US, so that's -8 behind that).

I too am in the Pac Time zone.

Regarding Missions editions I can also help, I used to make missions for VBS2 a while ago and test them on my server.

I am only unavailable on Monday and Thursday Evenings.

Moreover I can train during the week whoever is comitted to develop the basics combat skills with individual weapons, squad weapons, artillery and armored vehicles. Then, basic combat tactical maneuvers, and more advance maneuver warfare at a squad, platoon and company level, and combined arm operations.

For air combat, there are more qualified personel than me.

It´s on steam now but unfortunatly no preprders!
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Anytime Sunday morning/afternoon would work really well for me as I work pretty much every other day of the week, and we could probably strike a time that would be amicable to both EU and Pacific timezones. But I don't want to tread on toes if there is already a session planned on the weekend (Saturday) as well as racing events later in the day.

As far as length goes, I'm not sure what the SimHQ crew has planned. But the ArmA sessions are always several hours with missions ranging from 30 to 45 mins. But you're always free to come and go as you please.

Gunny, I'll hit you up for some of that training sometime soon.