I think I would prefer this over multiplayer if I'm being honest. Tools like this, whilst no easy task, could potentially make this game infinite with the breadth of community campaigns and stories.

The icing on the cake would be a way to have briefings in between custom campaign missions as well, but I'm not sure if those are largely video files or if they have interactivity/ease of creation beyond what we've seen. Finding voice actors for mods wouldn't be hard in this case, as most of us who bought PW emigrated from Ace Combat-which has a massive community that loves the nature of games like this (I mean just look at the fan stuff on YouTube). I think IL-2: 1946 does a good job of illustrating what I mean by that.įinally, I feel the addition of custom voice lines would come into play mostly when someone was constructing a campaign in order to help with the set-based storytelling that this (and most other arcade flight sims) use. I don't know the specifics for the unreal engine, but I think most modern game engines allow for random generation of terrain fairly easily due to the practice of using random/procedural things really taking off recently. The map generator could use random generation from a set of 'biomes' with city/urban being among them, and this would make creating the maps for custom missions far easier.

What this tool would require would be a map generator of some kind with the ability to fine tune, easy addition of custom plane skins, and finally the ability to add voice lines and script triggers during custom missions. With that being said, I think a much more feasible tool for the dev/devs to release would be a fairly in-depth mission and campaign builder. Basically, making a full suite of modding tools for a game like this would take a while to develop.

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