New Unit: UH60 Blackhawk

[LouLong]

Great chopper !

 

[Tepez2447]

A pair of units to add...curse you Bebro, producing bits that just find their way to me...bleh...or something.

Nice

 

[Mr. Dictator]

or have you ever heard of the Kamov V-100

i would post a pic, how do you do that?

 

[WildWeazel]

Awesome, BeBro. It looks great in the game, but the constant hover noise drives me nuts. I'm taking out the default sound effect.

 

[Spiffor]

Once again, splendid units BeBro

 

[Mr Black]

Any ideas for the stats, on this bad-boy.

I've never had a real attack chopper in my game.

P.S. I like the never-ending sound of the rotating blades.

 

[horsematrix]

looks good i'm always looking for more choppers

 

[Healz]

Er, Bebro, sorry to say this, but both units are around the wrong way. The PaveHawk is the one that fires the missles. The Blackhawk is just a glorified troop carrier that 'goes down the enemy's throat and back out'. It lacks the superiority of the Pavehawk and some other helicopters that have the power to fight back.

 

[BeBro]

According to fas.org here http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/uh-60.htm the Pavehawk doesn´t have any heavy armament, certainly no missiles. There OTOH are pictures of a Blackhawk with armed Hellfires, but I agree that it is not its main role to do direct combat.

 

[Krayzeenbk]

Originally posted by Mr. Dictator
or have you ever heard of the Kamov V-100

i would post a pic, how do you do that?

That is one weird helicopter...
Would be a crazy unit.

 

[MarineCorps]

Bebro would you mind modding it a little so it looks like this

Edit: Hmmmm, thats a little bit bigger then I thought, sorry about the size had another picture but that wasn't working for some reason.

 

[Healz]

I might only know the Australian Variation but I think there is a problem as said with the Pavehawk and the Blackhawk. You're Blackhawk looks nothing like the UH-60 Blackhawks in Australia I have seen. I now admit that the UH-60 Blackhawk is armed. I had always thought of it as being a troop-carrier. Maybe that's just the way Australia uses it.