4.3 




Bought this knowing there wasn't much content. But being that it's a simulation & not your traditional game I wanted to support the developer anyway. Problem is there's just not enough to do & it seems pretty much abandoned. I know it's not a traditional game but it's missing many features military personnel have requested. It just seems really incomplete & a "one and done" sort of deal that you can blow through in a couple of hours. Feels severely incomplete.





Brings me back to fort Sill. The two basic call for fire missions were fun to go over after years of being out the military. I would wish they would add more fire missions for instance coordinated illumination and being able to use the 15 corrections of call for fire would only make this game even better besides that I'm hoping you continue the improvements and make it even better than what it is now





Good basic training app, which shows the mechanics of AACFF to a beginner. Could be made more challenging+realistic with these additions: 1. Having to calculate or estimate L+R adjustments yourself without the built-in calculator. (Could be an option) 2. Having to determine the GR and range from a map instead of getting it from a (GPS-connected) LRF. 3. Danger Close missions. 4. Close country/complex terrain missions, where observation isn't always clear. Please continue to expand and improve!





Just a request, will you add button or option to mute the radio transmission during fire mission but not the sound of explosion. this will be a good improvement specially for the training of students. Thank you.





Love the app. Would like the ability to adjust fire with range and divination correction at the same time and proper round selection instead of having ICM for everything. I know it's not ICM actually being fired but the ability to call proper rounds for the appropriate target, shake and bake ( white phosphorus followed by high explosive) for a fuel depot would be sweet.
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