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Bah!!! That means insane in my language. Wow! That's like working in Maya but in reality. :D

Belsimtek is Obi-Wan of hifi sim. You are our only hope. :D

You've certainly convinced me to get a Xonar. :D

You're very welcome. :) I feel like saying something that a couple of people here and I shared via PM during a certain kickstarter campaign about a certain someone that reminded us of a used car salesman. :D

Let's see... "Most likely" means more likely to happen than not, right? His surprise by the "strange" fact. His sad smiley. Hmm... What could he be thinking... He's obviously talented and doesn't need luck, but I wish him luck just in case.

Oh, yeah! Nothing like giving your dearest enemy a dose of costly migraine starter.

Is this the Goanna from back in the Flanker days?

Sure.... Bet he showed it to wife why he must get the Oculus Rift. :rolleyes:

Once upon a time I had a website with info on how it all began. The information posted was verified by a member of team TFC (or was it SSI?) whose name I can't remember. In fact, he posted a response in similar thread as this one saying there was once a guy who posted such info on his website. I responded that it was me. :D Anyway, basically it went like this. Early 1990s Eagle Dynamics was show casing their Su-27 Flanker simulation at an airshow somewhere on this planet. Obviously hoping to swoon and plug a few military contracts. This original team was made up of a bunch of Russian geniuses with degrees out their booty. Quite a few of them were scientists and engineers who actually worked on the real gas thumping, fire breathing hunk of beast. Now, this same gentleman whose name I can't remember happened to be at that very airshow and noticed Chizh thumbing his nose at passers-by, and decided to coaxed the man by way of pillow talk and moderate pistol whipping into making a PC version. It took Eagle D roughly two years to port their mil sim to PC, and somewhere in the U.S. in 1995, Gilman Louie, with a nervous grin, said to his team the Russians are coming. :D Oh, yeah, I read that majority of the original team left ED. Not sure if Yo-Yo was part of the 'the' team, but I think Valery was, though, I haven't seen him around here for a long, long time. I'm almost sure I read somewhere that, think it was from Mr. Wags, the current team also has credentials such as master degrees and pom-poms out the poontang.

Yes, Matt said it himself in some interview that a Mig15 is being developed, but by who?

Another one I am looking forward to from BST. We do need a Mig15, though.

Ooh! I have tried that and it was awesome! Very loud.

The voice acting is horrid.

My bad. I should have said quality hats instead of mil spec. Still, I wouldn't count on anything being over-the-top for the type of simmers that spend their time here. I have a Logitech Extreme 3d Pro and two of the switches have already stopped working.

That is a good looking grip! Are the hats and switch military grade? Oh, and you ought to make Su-27 grip. That! Would be big around here. I would save up for that.

Man, that would be cool to put on a cap.

It's nice looking. I want.

HAHAHA That is sadly true. :D

I would take never a little more seriously; he has horrendously bad track record.

Are you landing the T fully loaded with weapons, and don't forget to dump fuel as mentioned by HiJack. You should try the A model from the winter sale for 5.99USD. I bought it yesterday, and compared to the T, the A is what a jet should be: nimble. I don't think I'm ever going back to the T model. It's just a joy to fly and fight in.

haha True that. You should have made one for yourself for meddling with the PC game store shelf, too. :thumbup:

I've been searching for an in-depth tutorial on rigging and this tutorial by Aaron Holly keeps coming up. His series of tutorials is supposed to be the best and most comprehensive for rigging in Maya out there. The problem is they were made in 2006 and I'm pretty sure you can't buy them anymore. My question is does any of you, by any chance, have a set you'd like to sell? EDIT: Found a place!

If we can grow them in DCS their would be no fighting. :D

The bouncing suspension has been around for ages. You can clearly see the AFM going on in the video. She doesn't fly on rail anymore, people. I'm not sure what to make of the Mig.

There are a lot of Russians celebrating here in Phuket. I'd say 80% or more of the tourists here are from there, and they are gobbling up our precious mangoes and purple mangosteen. :D