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[Fresco23]

OOhhhh.... VERY nice! I like that a lot! She seems to genuinely care when she says "Good Luck"  Makes me want to survive this battle... Thanks Marcost! This is excellent!

Where can i find the similar Luftwaffe mod??

EDIT: nevermind i found it! if i had just looked around for a second first.... lol

[marcost]

Here you go

https://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,4429.0.html

'Good luck'   

[Fresco23]

Thanks! 

[w]

Thanks for taking the time to compile and put together this speech mod -
The radio static is especially a nice effect  -

[marcost]

Thanks, you're welcome Phlegethon

[RedSpade]

I just installed this mod and again I love it.  Excellent.  Thank you. 

Do you suppose we could get some of our French, our Czech, our Spanish, our Vietnamese, our Finish, our Hungarian, Romanian, Polish, Norwegian, and our Russian comrades to create versions of this mod.  I want all of my ground control voices to be female voices.  Gives me something to survive for.  A bottle of wine and thou..... upon my return.

Regards

[marcost]

Hi RedSpade glad you like it and good idea.

When I get time I want to do a more chatty version of this  'Welcome home boys, the kettle is on'  etc

Regards,

M

[SAS~Malone]

hi marcost
could i ask, if you do make some more, that the volume of these sounds be made a bit  louder?
only if it's not a problem.
i have adjusted my GB female volume, as her voice was much softer than the other traffic voices.
not a big issue - just a 'would be nice' sort of thing.
thanks! 

[marcost]

Hi Malone the lady is very shy, what can I say? 

You're right, I pumped her up - should be closer to other voices now

https://www.mediafire.com/download.php?e8590y9efemnl6t

And added this to front page

Regards,

M

[SAS~Malone]

thanks Martin

good that the ladies are gettin' some love....

[CorsairKira]

Very nice!  Thank her (and you!  ) for the louder version.  I no longer have to strain to hear her over the sound of the engine.

[marcost]

You're welcome