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If you're getting blue screens of death with DCS you likely have deeper system issues. DCS itself will crash you out to desktop but should virtually never manage to BSOD you unless it's a windows or hardware issue.

Yes I do!

No the issue is that second shot was either not guiding at all (first track) or was guiding and then stopped (second track) - while target remained in the same configuration as few sec before while guiding. For example, what happened here (4m37s into second track)?

Based on Enigma's interview it was originally based on C130 mod but after 2 months of development it was all scraped and started all over again from sratch.

How many modules have you lost? I started with Flanker 2.5, then moved on to Lock On 2, and since 2014 I’ve bought most of the DCS modules. Well, I don’t have VEAO’s T.1A Hawk, but I do own the Mirage 2000 and the AV-8B. These two were really cheap back in the day - that’s the only reason I bought them (I’ve known Razbam since the MSFS days, and their products were very average). When the prices skyrocketed, I decided not to buy any more Razbam modules, because looking at AV-8B, Mirage and MiG-19P... Just meh. And guess whose modules are disappearing now? If you're not sure, don’t place any bets.

Hi YoYo, Just for clarity as in you replying to the guy above saying about US crews, image 1 and 3 are defo RAF lads and helmets (image 3 is clearly lads from 30 Sqn from memory), not sure about the other could be the OTU, it's definately a training flight though as that is defo UK terrain below them. Your last image im skeptical on, don't think its real world the picture looks too professional (re focus lenght/clarity etc) and the terrain through the window doesn't look real world, looks sim as a heads up. Plus again most crew's wear gloves when airborne, not all before the other guy jumps in, but certainly depending on mission set. Certainly it would be normal for RAF crews to be wearing gloves when airborne its just part of the kit even during training flights. But image 2 yea thats US crews clearly, with helmets. You also have to remember with the US, its not just the air force, guard have a large component of crews for people looking at released images etc etc. All i wanted to do was to correct the record from the first comment, which was very inaccurate, especially for combat.

How does everyone feel about the sounds, specifically the exterior sounds? I think the interior sounds absolutely amazing, but the exterior sounds, especially during a flyby, sounds so whiny. I understand the whine is a feature of the j79s, but there's almost no roaring/ripping sound. What does everyone else think about this?

Looking at the DCS log, the DCS crash, and the Windows Error Reports in the dxdiag in the zip I would suggest the following: add a 32768MB min/max sized pagefile to your fastest SSD and make sure it is the only pagefile on the system and the drive still has at least 10% free space after creating it. uninstall ArmoryCrate, or whatever the Asus bloatware is called. check the Asus website for an updated BIOS for your mainboard (important for RAM compatibility, CPU microcode updates, etc) install the latest Intel chipset drivers disable core parking in Windows by following the tutorial here: https://www.dannymoran.com/windows-cpu-core-parking/ disable HAGS, Game Mode, and Core Isolation in Windows, if available consider updating to Windows 11 24H2 (optional) If after all of that, there is still a crash, send the log here and we can look at disabling XMP, and some other stuff.

I have a track of the same thing that happens as soon as the nose-wheel leaves the ground. Of the few MP tracks that work for me, the F-4 always vibrates. I have one track from CCW, and the take-off is shown within the first 10-15 mins, but it's too big for here so I had to upload it to a file hosting site: https://limewire.com/d/3yK3T#kLHyhZKaIY I can try a SP track and see if that does anything.

On July 16, it was mentioned on Facebook, that this fix would not be included. Edit in: And...I already acknowledged this in a few posts above on July 27th

Boah, eigentlich warte ich ja auf die MIG 29... Jetzt reizt mich der Vogel auch, nachdem ich das Video von der Landung gesehen habe. Funktionierendes FMC, sehr nice. Ja, der werde ich wohl den MSFS endgültig einmotten. Freies Bewegen auch in VR. Da interessiert mich,wie das wohl gelöst wurde. So ein Mist ! Muss ich das Ding wohl auch noch bestellen....

The radio is just a switch with 4 frequencies. Works like the 4 buttons in the other allied warbirds. Isn't much of a tutorial. The switch Reflected show in his video is the correct one. If you can't reach ATC on any of the 4 presets. Then they aren't set up correctly in the mission. And it's set up in the mission editor exactly like all the other warbirds.

Is it me or did I miss the propellor reverse blade angle on the landing? Way to lame, no they don't use brakes to slow down, not the ones I crewed in.

Is this new module based on the Super Hercules mod by Anubis which was released a few years ago, or is this an entirely new module from scratch?

that has been reported already, lets not mix topics:

This is good advice, as both of your options aren't good.

The 5060 has 44% more performance than the 3060 and is slightly under my 2080Ti I run DCS on full settings on a 1440 monitor. So the 5060 will be the better of the two. ...

ya, the Magic isn't caged. As for the sidewinder, I can't remember. would be pretty easy to test. just put a cargo plane in front of you, place it in the centre of the HUD so that it isn't locked and then uncage the sidewinder to see if it locks it.

Good bay America.

In this case I actually do found that CBU105s are missing CCRP Steering line currently.. F16BFL.trk

Ah, ok. That's what i've missed

We will not get Litening II for Viper since they don't have enough public docs for that, We should get Lantirn later on.

My only takeaway from this is that spending money on DCS products is a lot like gambling. You put your money in, and if you're lucky, you don't just lose everything immediately.

Pretty much. Tomcat 21 would have been sweeeeet.

Wow, thank you for the very good post! @RogueSpecterGaming Interesting findings on the 8vs10-degree pitch, i always just learned that 10-degrees was the correct way to do it. I also hope this helps the ED team to investigate this further, its a very detailed post. Again thank you for taking the time to test this even further then i did, and offering your insight.