TAGGERUNG_JUSKA PRESENTS.... A-10 Thun-- nevermind its too long to say. Concept: Don't let them get past you! you have two types of weapons systems: missiles and minigun. I modeled this game on the famous A-10 Thunderbolt II (or "Warthog" because its not exactly a PRETTY craft). You can look them up on wiki for more information. the warthog is a ground-support aircraft, meaning it is a backup for soldiers in the field. the main objective of the craft: to blow things up. i mean it. the whole plane is literally built around a HUGE minigun. it was one of the biggest cannons ever to fly. the gun fires 30 millimeter depleted uranium bullets. if you've ever held a bullet before it probably wasn't more than 2 1/2'' long. you also might have noticed that the tip of the bullet was made of lead, a very heavy metal. now lead is pretty heavy, but nothing, NOTHING, to depleted uranium. a single 4'' piece of that stuff can weigh as much as a gallon of milk. now imagine holding a bullet, longer than an adults hand, and the tip ALONE weighs more than a gallon of milk. now, imagine a cannon that shoots more than ONE HUNDRED OF THOSE A SECOND. pretty sweet huh? it also carries missiles, but we'll get into that another time. the enemy's YOU'LL be facing are tanks and enemy soldiers. tanks are hard to kill with bullets and can pack a punch to your lives if they get past you. missiles are great, but can only destroy a tank if its a direct hit. they can also shoot back at you, and, tough as the plane is to ground rifle fire, tank bullets are HUGE and it would be bread and butter for them to rip right through your titanium armoring. soldiers aren't really dangerous, but they can be hard to deal with if your concentrating on bigger problems like tanks. run out of lives, you D-I-E. get shot by a tank, you D-I-E. obviously, don't do a nose dive into the ground or you D-I-E. INSTRUCTIONS: W as in W A S D to go up, space (as in space, as in wheatley yelling SPAAAAAAAACCCE) to fire, Q to fire missiles. oh, and T to toggle targeting systems on/off.
