I didn't even know he died. I don't keep up with TMZ so I had no way of knowing.

It was a fitting end for such a dangerous man. Moffet was the prime suspect in a host of rapes and murders during another research project for the Firm. Instead of handing him over for questioning and prosecution;his project was shut down, he was put on a plane back to Britain. In the movie,Moffet's sense of entitlement was clear by the fact he stole the helicopter and killed innocent people in the process. After fleeing to Libya,he bullied the palace servants, used the helicopter to destroy Gaddafi's enemies before raping, torturing then killing any women thought to be foreign agents sent to track him down. No court could punish him enough for those crimes. Rape, treason, piracy, murder,grand theft, fleeing and eluding. If the authorities caught up with him;at best a natural life sentence and worse, death penalty.

80s always

Almost Wagnerian, like an excerpt from The Ring Cycle.

My deepest condolences for your loss, Sir

Thanks for the comment. 🙂

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Moffett turning his attention towards Gabrielle meant he was distracted from airwolf;allowing Dom and String to get in recover the aircraft. Her death prevented countless more innocent lives being lost. Archangel knew that when he sent agents to track down Moffett, the chances were that they weren't coming home, but it was a necessary evil to get back a dangerous weapon.

Plus 2hr pilot Shadow of the Hawk

hobbs1701a ...I agree. The instrumental, with strings, and horns, sounds almost Wagnerian.

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Thanks for the comment, really nice to read when I woke up this morning, the videos certainly took a lot of time to film and edit together. You are correct about the AI, it was very frustrating at times and resulted in lots of takes and outtakes. Although, sometimes the AI would do something magical which made the shot absolutely amazing, an unexpected movement, a smile, a blink etc. More often these types of AI behaviours would not be repeated again in any retake. 1:19 in the Hunt for Moffett Video was one of those standout moments, many more though I can remember. Making these videos was like making a proper film, you had to plan the shot, script the AI, press the button and hope it all worked. There was also a manual element to the shots which made it feel more real and allowed the behaviour of the add-ones to be more normal. Timing was crucial! The people running about in the Who are those guys video was interesting to script and the most challenging manual element was the take off shot in So long Alaska, hello Russia. I can’t tell you how amazed I was that I managed to take Airwolf off the ground, whilst spinning it around on its tail, raising the landing gear and flying off in the right direction. I’ll take a look at your video, send me a link. I would like to get back to making the video and ARMA would the way forward. Take care and thanks for the comment.

@@airwolfmattyb ok, I'm sorry it takes me so long doing anything, but I have no pc right now. I'm doing everything with my phone, and it stinks. The link on the net is m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nKpogsV5rNmxo5c.html I don't know how to find the link on the KZfaq app. It's not much. I had just bought FRAPS to record, and that's just what I did. The planet I got to after I went through the gate was a quick flat thing. Years went by, and I made hundreds of maps. The funny thing was when I saw and read about the Stargate addons I decided that would be cool. Different worlds, unique places and such. So I started making a huge map with world's to see. I called it Stargate Universe. SGU. Then within a year or so that's when SGU was announced. I was like NO WAY! I worked with a few Mods like Star Wars. I made them a few planets, but I needed the addons to test things like elevation and the scripts being used to do things that the game really wasn't intended to do. They told me no, so I said you can't have the maps then. Big stink that resulted in me getting 2 addons to test, and I gave them 2 maps, but in just a few days they stopped making anything and everyone went to ArmA. I got in to that, and then ArmA II later, but I never worked with anyone else. My knowledge of the how to do things was limited, and since then with no PC it's probably extinct now. I'll tell you what happened. My wife got diagnosed with diabetes. High blood pressure. Later I got a call from her while I was working, and she said she felt like she needed to go to the hospital. So I went home and took her. November 1 2019. She got to come home 2 times in November for 1 day each, but she had to go back the next day. From Nov 1 2019 - Jan 12 2020 only 2 partial days coming home. While in the hospital she got the results back from all of the tests. She had stage 4 kidney cancer. The last week, before she passed, we couldn't talk (coma) The day 1-12-20 her eyes opened. I was holding her, and I saw her mouth move, and I thought she told me she loved me. She died in my arms. I did everything and anything to get her the best care she could have. While cleaning and going through things I found her to do/bucket list of things. Lots of things were checked off but one thing she wrote was to fix my laptop. I thought it was funny she wrote it down. I got it from Best Buy for like $1700 or 1800 and used it 6 times and it died. I got it to play ArmA III. Motherboard died. Couldn't fix it, because I was to concerned and about her health. When things were looking ok with the diabetes, and blood pressure meds I had basically stopped gaming by that point. I didn't care, because I just spent more time with her. Several months later she passed away. This is my life now...eat, sleep, work n repeat. Pay the bills and save. One day about a week or two back I started looking at KZfaq a lot more and saw your videos, and ArmA II and III. I got to thinking about it, and I'm going to get another pc and do one of the things my wife and I did together. I had bought 2 Star Trek Online accounts for us, and that's what we did a lot. I saw a video from OperatorDrewski and I was like how can ArmA type games look and run so smooth? His vid was from 2018 and it was from Xidax. He got that PC for free. Lucky guy. Anyhow I took a look and I think I'm going to get the X10, or the Juice Box. They may be the same it's hard to tell on the site. (Phone and all of that) I'm going all in this time. I have nothing left to lose. If I get the X10 like maxed out I think it's between 7 and 8 k, but the Juice Box 12999. The X10 I could probably order by the end of the month, or just wait a few more months and get the better one. I guess the other one looks like it has double of most everything. IDK. The one has the processor Dominus. I guess it's good. I'm asking around now. I may just have to contact them about the things I want it to do, but I will never buy a slow pc again. Thanks for taking a look, and reading my book. Sorry about that. Maybe one day we can work on a project. That might be fun. Take care! ✌

And Moffett had a revolver not an automatic

Snowwie88 I think it was supposed to be set in 1982

It was 1984