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I'd get more use out of a downvote feature than a ChatGPT dynamic campaign.

LOL, ok. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CrhbfSnpX0

When the DTC was introduced, the CMDS_ALE47.lua file got borked. All of the program definitions are offset by one. It's like someone went from a 1-indexed array to a 0-indexed one For example, ProgramNames.MAN_2 is seen in the cockpit as "MAN 1". This continues in similar fashion until ProgramNames.AUTO_1 being the same as the wall dispense button (MAN 6). You can use this workaround if you don't want to use the DTC until the issue is resolved. I'm pretty sure this breaks IC so it's not the greatest hack.

Whoever is doing the EA guide for the Apache deserves a raise and some recognition. The manual has been by far the best one of all the ED manuals I've read and the new updates covering George and helicopter flight dynamics are awesome. Hopefully this sets a new standard for ED manuals going forward and that the guides for existing modules get updated to match the level of quality the Apache guide brings.

The section in the manual covering George the CP/G has been completely overhauled and is really well-done. Reading this section is worth the effort while waiting for a video. I've found George's new features and capabilities pretty cool so far and not terribly difficult to understand. Just treat him like another sensor/weapon that has some semi-autonomy and he works like a champ.

Good to hear. You might try experimenting with different USB ports before exchanging the drive. Also see if there are any firmware updates available from the manufacturer. I had an SSD that was performing terribly until I saw that an update had been released to address that specific problem.

Based on your comment on how the problem follows the new drive, I suspect the problem is caused by the new drive being much slower than the original drive. You said the new drive is external so that's another strike against it. Try running a disk benchmark against both drives to verify performance.

Read the manual. Page 601. ED did a great job with keeping the Apache manual updated.

It looks like the July 23rd patch has normalized the cockpit critical_damage values across the AI A and C Hornets as well as the flyable C Hornet. They're all set to a value of 8 now. I don't think this was mentioned in the patch notes.

A green map? Cold War Germany is already out!

Another option from Logitech is Onboard Memory Manager. You can config a compatible mouse, save the config to the mouse and terminate the software. https://support.logi.com/hc/en-sg/articles/360059641133-Onboard-Memory-Manager It works with my G502 and G305.

Thanks for the update, @baltic_dragon. I guess this also explains the similar situation in M11 where the lead element of my flight fails to enable D/L. While inconvenient, it forces me to work harder for SA so it's a fun challenge.

I just completed mission 10 and had a problem with the datalink. It looks like all flights enabled the D/L except Chevy (Hammer). It made joining up pretty challenging. I did launch before Cajun and am wondering if that broke something. I'll try again and launch last to see if that changes anything.

With the 2.9.17.11733 patch today, the QAG has been significantly faster when regenerating missions. Great job, guys.

Ah, thanks. I was checking the module's update_id value in the associated entry.lua file and wasn't sure if that was the definitive name.