niru27

Precisely

Please refer to the thread title before sharing your opinion on "what is worth it" (for you). The issue is about bloat: the liveries cause a noticeable increase in storage space while not adding any meaningful value. FYI I have 2 separate installations of DCS (latest + older, more performant one with mods), so yeah it's not just about saving a few GBs, they add up and bloat the install. Don't forget they also consume extra VRAM when 4 jets next to you are using 4 different liveries. In the end, it has a net negative effect on everyone.

I don't know what your local costs are, but for me a 4TB NVMe costs more than 64GB 6000MHz DDR5 kit. And I can't "enjoy" those liveries since I don't even own those modules, the only time I will ever see them is if I happen to spawn right next to them. Let's say ED puts all liveries into a "free downloadable liveries" module. You having to click one extra checkbox is an incovenience? And to rid you of that great burden, everybody else have to buy bigger SSDs? Don't you think people would rather use that money to upgrade to their RAM, than get a bigger SSD to store useless liveries only to accomodate your laziness? Unless both of you have outdated specs in your signatures, it's funny that you think it's prudent to spend more on SSD than on RAM

I got shot down in an A10 C2 as well without the RWR going off

I've given up any hope that this simple QoL feature will be implemented, and have switched to Open Kneeboard. Can be positioned anywhere you want and it will remember that setting You can add custom images/folders to show up in additional tabs, for e.g RWR codes, in-flight restart procedures, etc It shows radio log transcript history Supports multiple profiles, so you can have different customizations for different airframes and many more...

As someone who doesn't care what livery someone else is using, I agree 100%. At the very lease those liveries should be made part of the module itself: if I buy the F14 for e.g. it implies I want to check out the different skins. If I don't, it implies I don't care for it. Forcing everyone to download skins for modules they don't own is just a waste of space.

@Tom P you can use Open Kneeboard, it shows radio log transcript in one of the tabs, as well as MIZ briefing/slides

Currently the rearm logic works as follows: No change in fuel level = rearm only Change in fuel level = first refuel, then rearm It would be nice if after RTB-ing we could first rearm, and then refuel, so that we get a few minutes to setup weapons, instead of just sitting there. It could be implemented in a few ways: Reverse the current logic: first rearm, and then refuel User settable option in game settings Check box in the rearm menu

More complicated than flying virtual planes? If you managed to get DCS running, this is a walk in the park. True if you have only 1-2 modules and 1-2 devices. First you need to add a bind to each device to get the new UUID..... x 2 You need to copy-paste 2 x 2 = 4 times Then you need to add the modifiers back for each module But if you have FC3, that itself is 9 separate modules so you will do the above 9 x 2 = 18 times If you add a rudder then it becomes 9 x 3 = 27 times! Downloading and installing the pre-requisites for the script is a one time thing. Thereafter it's literally 3 steps to backup/restore no matter how many modules or devices you have: Select DCS Saved Games folder (should automatically be detected by script) Select Backup folder locationnull Press Backup/Import

Did you not look at the GitHub link? It has step by step instructions with screenshots. Can't get simple than that

It ain't so You can use my script to transfer binds from old PC to new one in just a few clicks: more info on this thread My script handles modifiers as well!

Look for an x3D option, or buy parts and build it yourself. Even a 7800x3D will outperform Intel by a huge margin and at a lower price. And definitely get: 64GB ram (2 sticks of 32GB each, speed doesn't really matter for x3D CPUs) and a dedicated 1TB drive for DCS as recommended above

If it ain't broken, don't fix it. Why do you feel the need for constant, unnecessary updates?

The manual says: However in the jet: 1st press = Start timer 2nd press = freezes the timer DISPLAY, but the timer continues to run in the background 3rd press = unfreezes the timer DISPLAY, and shows the time elapsed since the 1st press F18_TIMER.trk

So there are no unguided penetrators to destroy C3 bunkers?