Default Load-out

[TWC_Iron_Horse]

Hi chaps, don't know whether this has been brought up before but sometimes I just want to test my gun load-outs without having to go on-line as much prefer to do it in single player mode without having to look for the enemy when you can get them to come to you!!!

Have noticed that what-ever loud-out I choose when in single player mode and the aircraft shows that it is set up it is in fact the default load-out that is being used. Is there any way at all in being able to completely delete the default one in Cliffs so that mine is used instead or is it not possible.

If any-one can help would welcome an easy way to do it for my grey cells to understand.

Regards
Iron.

[\Hawk/]

I so agree!

If this was all TFS solved, it would be worth the upgrade.

I've learnt to be "skilled" with just the default.

Could anyone tell me if gun convergence can be altered in single player mode?

[TWC_Iron_Horse]

Hi Hawk, yes you can alter the convergences in Single Player Mode but to do so select the Quick Mission then the aircraft you are going to fly press fly icon then you come onto the final screen showing the map. Press Player Plane then you will get Loadout option. you can then change your settings from there but not the ammunition itself.

Regards
Iron.

[keeno]

I couldn't agree more. I fired up CoD last week for the first time in ages only to realize that all my load-outs from before Blitz were gone. I messed around for a bit trying to alter the load-outs again in single player only to find that they would not save.

This is one of the biggest pain in the ass items left overs form the original game and it still doesn't work.

I know you can alter the load-out in word pad but I just want to jump in, select a plane, mission and go......

[Oldsalt]

I was unable to save my custom loadouts whether or not I was on or offline. I thought it might be due to some problem with my directories during the installation, but I finally had to manually update my user.ini file with a text editor.

It's cryptic, but mine had a couple of loadouts already in it and I was able to use them as examples. I now have loadouts for all the 109 variants, it's a crude method but it worked for me.

[\Hawk/]

I was unable to save my custom loadouts whether or not I was on or offline. I thought it might be due to some problem with my directories during the installation, but I finally had to manually update my user.ini file with a text editor.

It's cryptic, but mine had a couple of loadouts already in it and I was able to use them as examples. I now have loadouts for all the 109 variants, it's a crude method but it worked for me.

Any way to set out step by step method or upload ini file?