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Free Mi-24P Campaign : The Dawn Of The Soviet-Afghan War
dggoofy replied to dggoofy's topic in Missions and Campaigns
Mission 2 update after latest map update that set trees at starting spot. Cheers -
Wolfpack II: Overlord Campaign Info
dggoofy replied to Reflected's topic in DCS: P-47D Wolfpack II: Overlord Campaign
Hi, Question: The Wolfpack I campaign includes 12 missions, 2 of which are bombing missions. Are there more bombing missions in Wolfpack II (and if so, how many?) Cheers Dan -
Free Mi-24P Campaign : The Dawn Of The Soviet-Afghan War
dggoofy replied to dggoofy's topic in Missions and Campaigns
Indeed, as Raven pointed out, I have no control over the AI's behavior. In my campaigns, wingmen operate independently. Understand that it’s a separate aircraft to which I assign orders to follow the leader and carry out missions. You can prevent an AI aircraft from taking off by placing an obstacle in its taxi path. This is harder to do with helicopters. Sometimes it works, but other times, for unknown reasons, they take off vertically from their parking spot. In the case of the Soviet-Afghan War Dawn campaign, if you’re supposed to take off from the beginning of the runway, your wingman should, in principle, follow you. However, I’ve already noticed that it sometimes takes off directly from its parking spot instead. If you’re supposed to take off from Charlie, I’ve created two wingmen: one that taxis and another that takes off to follow you. There’s no other way, because by default, AI always takes off from the start of the runway. That’s why I included the warning: "Don’t worry about your wingman—he’s doing his job!" During test, I had very few issues with AI. -
Free Mi-24P Campaign : The Dawn Of The Soviet-Afghan War
dggoofy replied to dggoofy's topic in Missions and Campaigns
Damned! You're right. My bad. I fix this issue and upload right now an update. Sorry. -
Free Mi-24P Campaign : The Dawn Of The Soviet-Afghan War
dggoofy replied to dggoofy's topic in Missions and Campaigns
It's an issue with DCS : AI helos takeoff are unreliable. I've had the same problems! Sometimes, all aircraft take off normally from the runway, but other times, the AI just goes completely wild. I’ve sent a message to ED (Eagle Dynamics) so they can fix this issue. -
Free Mi-24P Campaign : The Dawn Of The Soviet-Afghan War
dggoofy replied to dggoofy's topic in Missions and Campaigns
I don't think you missed anything. I flew both routes. Nothing special happened. Just a regular flight to the airport. Indeed... The mission 2 is set as you should take the shortest way. As named, the longest is... long. Nothing happens. But it should give you 100% at the end anyhow. In the opposite, the shortest is full of dialogues -
Free Mi-24P Campaign : The Dawn Of The Soviet-Afghan War
dggoofy replied to dggoofy's topic in Missions and Campaigns
I’m glad you like the campaign. I mostly create missions to fill a gap—there wasn’t much out there. They’re my style, with all their strengths and flaws. I’m happy to share them, but I get it if they’re not everyone’s cup of tea. No big deal, though—you’ve always got my blessing to tweak them and make them your own! -
Free Mi-24P Campaign : The Dawn Of The Soviet-Afghan War
dggoofy replied to dggoofy's topic in Missions and Campaigns
Strange. I've had no issue with the map (except the missing level)... Well, glad you enjoy the campaign anyhow. -
Free Mi-24P Campaign : The Dawn Of The Soviet-Afghan War
dggoofy replied to dggoofy's topic in Missions and Campaigns
I'm sure you set all CB switches on the left panel on! That's the problem! In Chuck's guide, it is clear you should left OFF. And it will work! -
Hi dear fellows, Take command of the legendary Mi-24P Hind in DCS World and relive the opening strikes of the Soviet-Afghan War in this 12-mission campaign. Built exclusively for the Mi-24P. NO you cannot set another chopper! Afghanistan Map. Missions are drawn from real December 1979 operations, delivering authentic Soviet assault tactics and ruthless resistance. Your AI wingman follows orders (mostly), but survival depends on your skill Russian Voices, English Subtitles Full documentation on kneeboard + pdf The invasion begins. Will you dominate the skies—or become another casualty of the mountains? Download here : https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3345622/ Cheers! DGGOOFY
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Soviet-afghan War Campaign for Mi-24 RELEASED
dggoofy replied to dggoofy's topic in Missions and Campaigns
Very very soon... just uploaded now. Wait for activation! -
Confirmed poor performances with the Corsair. Double test : Mariana WWII with Corsaire alone : fps 20-25, 50 ft AGL. with Huey 60 fps (locked to 60), same condition.
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Soviet-afghan War Campaign for Mi-24 RELEASED
dggoofy replied to dggoofy's topic in Missions and Campaigns
In DCS, compromises are often necessary. For instance, the Afghanistan map represents the 2000s era, which is very different from 1979. At that time, there were no night vision goggles, no Stinger missiles, and so on. However, if one is looking for a bit of enjoyment, some historical flexibility must be accepted. Of course, no one is obligated to play my campaigns. Finally, I offer a 'satisfaction guaranteed or refund' policy. -
Soviet-afghan War Campaign for Mi-24 RELEASED
dggoofy replied to dggoofy's topic in Missions and Campaigns
WWP ? Work Well in Progress 10 missions done. Last 11th one in built. null"You are Igor Ivanovich, captain of the 302e OVE - 302nd Independent Attack Helicopter Squadron (302-я отдельная вертолётная эскадрилья). Along with your co-pilot, Piotr Petrovich, you are among the first squadron to land in Afghanistan. It is Monday, December 24, 1979. 3:00 AM. The Soviet invasion is underway!" This campaign, heavily based on real events, recreates some of the Mi-24 missions between their arrival in Bagram on December 24, 1979, and the capture of Jalalabad in January 1980. Merci / Thank you for you support! Release ? July. -
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