Airport Fire Department - The Simulation

Airport Fire Department - The Simulation Simulator is the sequel to Airport Defence. From this entry, the realistic approach of the real military, armed with Apache guns and radio technology, will be unmistakable. Of course, you're also going to have to manage aircraft training, political discourse, civilian policy, and military operations as well as finances. Of course, you also have to ensure that you aren't on the "local" side of the country - Air Response Fire Department - not the "Mexico" side. Air Response Fire Department (RSP) is a real-life military operation, where at its heart you get to control, test, and execute a complex selection of aircraft. But once you have to make a change from one military operation to the next, you can actually be the one that takes your life away from the rest of the world.

Air Response Fire Department is a national coalition of US Marine Corps. Some of its mission objectives include rescuing civilian lives from bad guys, fighting in resistance camps, and setting up military facilities. However, the mission's virtual nature means that the challenges are not without their drawbacks. At one point, we had to slow down a number of Apache helicopters. But we quickly came back to speed on how to change planes, which takes more than a minute. That's where Air Response Fire Department starts.

The mission starts off as a simple but very straightforward mission. A little team of fire specialists is sent to investigate a small town, but it soon turns out that it's a family man, and it's up to you to get them to believe that it's a family man, a daughter, and a man who hasn't been on the battlefield for 15 years. The team is led by Paul "Lock" Douglas (from the Air Force) and Stuart "Grend" Dover (from the US Army of the year 879). Douglas wants to go after a girl named Alder who may well have killed her father. But as the scene progresses, the team realizes it's been there for 30 years. It's about time it took them into adulthood, so it's a bit of a mystery. A lot of missions involve doing a little bit of silly stuff and doing some well-known stuff that would be pretty funny. You'll have a range of tasks at your disposal that will push your squad forward. You'll be doing all sorts of things from blowing up stuff to using soldiers as explosives. You'll have to get into the base and get into the base to get them to open the door. You'll be sent back to the garage for a task and it's a little more complex than it sounds. There are plenty of options to you, though, and they're all pretty fun. For example, you can save your first mission and start over from scratch, or you can try a different mission with a different character, which is pretty cool.

GS: We've seen the game's single-player campaign. What other characters will we see, and who are the squadmates?

CL: There are a lot of different characters in the game, and you'll learn more as you play through the story. There are a lot of different characters in the game, and there are characters that will have their own personalities. This is our biggest challenge, but it's not like you have to play a role in a campaign. It's more like, "Hey, we want to do that." We really want to make sure that the players will be able to relate to them well, and the squadmates will all have their own personalities.

GS: How will players interact with the other characters in the game? Will the playable squadmates be playable in combat? Will they be the other characters you control?

CL: Yes, they will be playable, but it's more fun to play as the squadmates. They'll be very different from each other, and they'll have their own strengths and weaknesses.

GS: Will the single-player campaign give you the opportunity to play through the game as a mercenary or an "assassin," which can be yours alone or with a friend.

CL: Yes, you'll be able to play through the game as a mercenary or a mercenary, but you'll be fighting for what's right. Each mercenary will have their own set of strengths and weaknesses, and they'll be interchangeable depending on their individual affiliation.

GS: Tell us about the game's characters. How will they differ from each other, and how will they complement each other? Will they serve as a primary character?

CL: Absolutely. When you start out as mercenaries, they will be accompanied by squadmates. As you play, you'll have to decide what kinds of squadmates you want to play as, and you can choose to play as a mercenary. There are four characters in the game, and they each have their own skills and weapons.