"or you could copy the address of an image already hosted on the web and paste that in"
Now that's naughty.
When I think of British commando vehicles from WW2 I think of the chunky trucks
here. Britain has a population of about sixty million people. Sixty million times $14.95 is over eight hundred million dollars in the first month alone, not accounting for the fact that some British people already subscribe to the game and would thus not subscribe again. I think you've hit on a winner.
Phase 1: Add an SAS-type jeep.
Phase 2:
Phase 3: Profit!
"PERKED"
Jeeps are generally used as part of an offensive rather than base defence. They are a one-way ticket to the grave. They spawn and die like butterflies. I have very rarely seen someone land kills in a jeep. I'm sure it happens, and there
is a bug that turns the jeep into a tank-killer for base defence purposes, and they tend to lure aircraft to their doom (including on the current tour one Ar 234 and two Tempests), but people would be wary of throwing away perks by driving their bright yellow/pink jeep towards the enemy town. I am not convinced by the idea of a perked jeep.
"i dont THINK it would take too much time to create compared to say a bomber"
Nonetheless HTC has a limited amount of time. Eventually the company will fail or sell to a larger company; all companies fail or sell out eventually, except for the huge ones. They spread out and fade away like clouds in summer, or a huge fat man doused in acid. It is HTC's goal to make money by pleasing people in its own special way, and right now I think I am having a manic episode. I imagine HTC has a big board with a list of their forthcoming work, and the bottom of that board is continually being pushed further and further into the future, and this SAS jeep will go beyond the bottom of the board assuming it goes on the board at all.
If Aces High had a desert area then a vehicle of this nature would be a natural, but it doesn't have a desert area. The desert war was a mostly British bag, and there isn't a British equivalent of HTC because the British games software industry died off a few years ago. And Aces High: Afrika Luftkorps is another thread entirely. I cannot go on.
