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Los gehts, Leute. Für alle die, die schon DCS gestartet haben und bei denen das Update nicht kam, zwingt euer DCS dazu, sich zu aktualisieren. Windows-Taste drücken, CMD eingeben, in euren DCS ordner wechseln (X:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS WORLD Open Beta\bin und dann den Befehl "dcs_updater.exe update" ausführen (ohne Gänsefüßchen). Wer ein genaueres Tutorial braucht, einfach in Google "DCS force update" eingeben, dann findet ihr schon Tutorials. Fröhliches Ziehen, fröhliches Fliegen!

GOGOGO, it is there!

Counter-Measures-Switch, the little grey one you can hit with your right thumb on the Thrustmaster Warthog Joystick.

As the other guys above me already mentioned: There is no real purpose of owning the training airplanes, other than "owning them" for the joy. Best beginners "training module" for DCS is (DCSW / FC3, followed by the A-10C. In my opinion the F-14 from Heatblur will soon be the best all-round module for new and advanced players, next to the A-10C. - AI WSO buddy that assists you / takes away half the work load in things like situational awareness/spotting, weapons employment and navigation - on top of that: it is a superb jet that can do so many things DCS has to offer - (Air-to-Air / Air-to-Ground / Carrier & airport landings) - shared multiplayer cockpit: ----> Newb buys the F-14 and his cool & experienced DCS friend takes a seat right behind him in the same plane and assists him in taking the first few steps in DCS -> this will be the best thing ever and will practically render the other training airplanes obsolete.

I love the MIG. It's just too bad I can not really use it in PVP, as I am practically blind with the current cockpit glass + using VR. ...So it is the only plane I purly fly on non-pvp servers. Nevertheless I do enjoy flying it.

- A "free & western" (clickable) aircraft, maybe even with multicrew option so the more experienced friend can show the noob how to fly the plane, how to land or how to evade a missile, how to spot enemy planes, airports and ground units and so on. - the ability for a module owner to invite his friend to fly with him the same plane on the same server and the same map for a certain amount of time per month - some sort of laserpointer the experienced friend/instructor can use to point towards instruments, buttons and knobs inside a cockpit, so you can show new players where to look at, which buttons you just talked about etc Standard controls for every aircraft that make sense and are not a pain in the *** to revoke (Joystick POV buttons AND EVERY OTHER HOTAS CONTROL INPUT BUTTONS to the view left, right, up actions, multiple wrong axes defaults like rudder axis that also affects pitch and roll and vice versa) so that a noobie with his joystick system does not get p*ss*ed off the very first moment he applies any sort of controll input and the aircraft suddenly starts to wobble into all different directions. Or brake axes : Some axes need to be inverted in order to work as intended. Why? Standard brakes apply 100% brake input to the wheels. Granted, a noob should then be able to see that ---> honestly, those things are such a turn-off for a new player. It is actually not a "big" deal to make these controls useable again yourself (once you know where to look for them) but it makes the whole sim appear unfinished (at best) and a new player is completely confused about what is happening and where to find a solution to the problems he encounters. - a checkbox for the game to automatically delete the fxo and metashaders files from time to time - why does the game performance degrade from patch to patch, anyway? I can't remember any game EVER in my +25 years of gaming where I needed to manually delete some files here and there in order to make it work performant again Speaking of manually deleting files : the following Scenario: Noob tries to join a a multiplayer server for his first few moments "online" with other guys in a flight sim. At some point his game starts to crash for whatever reason - he restarts it and tries to join again ... but now he will always get a crash error message when trying to join the server. Nothing works anymore ... until he deletes all files stored under saved games/DCS.openbeta/Logs. Why can a crashlog file prevent someone from having fun with a game?

The throttle feels weird, I think. @50% Throttle (Thrusmaster Warthog) I am already in the afterburner stage, 10-20% to chill around 80% RPM, 30% and its already over 100% RPM Completely different from any other plane.

Seven posts in a row, champ. I feel nothing wrong with the sense of speed in the game.

Tab (open the chat window) - no text input line, really only used to toggle the chat on/off Tab+CTRL (Write to Team-only) Tab+SHIFT (Write to all players on the server) You can also hit that little switch near the buttom area inside the chat window (it is yellow afaik) to switch between "team-only" and "all players". The chat controls feel a little weird at first but they will feel natural after some time :)

my dream.

Use this:

I noticed that too. The image looked superb in only 1.0 PD. ------------------- Having the same problems as all the guys above me. FPS were great @around the merge, were okay before this update and are now rather low with this update + no working ASW. @i7 4770k, 16GB, 11GB 1080ti, SSD, HDD

Hallo! Ich wollte eigentlich nur einmal höflich nachfragen, ob das Projekt noch immer läuft. :) Den Server habe ich schon ewig nicht mehr gefunden. Heißt er noch immer "Deutscher Community Server"?

Funktioniert tatsächlich wieder - zumindest bei meinem zweiten Hotmail Account :) Danke!

Naja, stimmt wohl schon. Wollte ED bzw. dem Support nicht gleich mit einem Problem auf den Sack gehen, welches eventuell wirklich von Userseite aus zu lösen wäre. Danke trotzdem für den Vorschlag :) Dann werde ich einfach selber eine Mail für meine Kollegen an den Support abschicken.