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Scenario Player's Manual
I. How to Join a Scenario
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To join a scenario, you must first know the ID of the scenario you wish to play in. Browse the Scenario Listing to find a scenario and its ID number. It's also a good idea to figure out which team you want to play on and which aircraft you'll be flying.
Now that you have picked a scenario and you know its ID, you can join the scenario. To join the scenario simply send an e-Mail to eWBserver@hotmail.com with the words "Join Scenario:name:password" (substituting your own name and password, of course) in the subject line. The body of the Join Scenario e-Mail must contain a line that says "Scenario ID:n" (where n is the Scenario ID of the scenario you wish to play in) and another line that says "Team:x" (where x is the team you wish to play on). It is important to note that when specifying a team, you put in the number of the team ("1" or "2"), not the team's name. If you do not specify a team number then e-Warbirds will assume that you wish to play on team 1. It is also important to note that teams are filled on a first-come first-served basis. If you want to play with your buddy on team 2, then make sure you sign up in time to get the spot you want.
The following is an example of a Join Scenario e-Mail:
To: eWBserver@hotmail.com
Subject: Join Scenario:Capt. John Doe:dday
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Scenario ID:105
Team:2
In the above example, Capt. John Doe wishes to join Scenario #105. He wants to play for Team 2.
II. Attacking Non-player Targets
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To attack a non-player target (for example, and enemy airfield) all you have to do is maneuver you aircraft into position to attack the target (just like you would to attack another player). If you have a possible shot on a target, you will automatically open fire on the target.
It is important to note that you may fire on both a target and another player in the same turn.
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