Hello group,
We have 6 computers set up as a lan-net work and soon will have 8. We have being flying coop missions for now but we want to take the Old Board Game Lufflauer and use the board for
movement by fly the out come in the AIR.
Do we still have to use the coop or could we go to a campaign mode? We want to fly 4 vs 4 but do not know how scoring goes in coop. And in campaign can we still set up 2 sides thru out
7 to 10 mission and still get each sides missions objectives and award metals like the regluar campaign does.

Misterlead

Scoring in coop goes something like this:

Air to air kills: 100 points for each engine. So a single engined target will give you 100 points, a twin engined target 200 points and a four engined target gives 400 points.

If you die, you only receive 10% of the points you've earned.
If you crash or bail out but live, you only receive 50% of the points you've earned.
You must land safely at a friendly airfield to get full points.

Ground targets:
Land based: between 10 - 70 points, depending on target difficulty. Trucks/cars are easy, tanks are hard.
Seagoing vessels: Between 50 and a couple of hundred, not sure of the numbers, depending on size of target.

The same penalties apply as for air targets if you die or fail to bring your aircraft home.

Co-ops can be built in such a way that the game awards a "mission won". If the targets that were set for the mission are achieved you will get a "red won" or "blue won".

This means that achieving the mission objective(s) is always rewarded, whereas you can still keep track of individual points scored.
People tend to fly slightly differently if there is a collective objective in the mission. If you ask me it's more realistic to work with mission results (versus personal kill lists). That however is obviously a matter of taste...

Check the link below to find a few co-op campaigns designed for 16 up to 32 players per mission