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fixed Cannot remove A-10 Wheel chocks cold start
Bluto74 replied to Bluto74's topic in Bugs and Problems
It was Kandahar. I also tried another one and same thing. -
fixed Cannot remove A-10 Wheel chocks cold start
Bluto74 replied to Bluto74's topic in Bugs and Problems
Update. I put a FARP tent on the airport and now it works. It's like its not a blue base without it. -
No problem on the Caucus map. No go in my cold start on Afghanistan. Stuck chocks.trk working chocks.trk
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A-10c2 free flight. Left MFCD button stuck
Bluto74 replied to MadKreator's topic in Bugs and Problems
Try clicking it with both mouse buttons at the same time. I was getting this before the update. -
Thanks, ED for the opportunity to apply for a refund. When a dispute occurs between a vendor and a supplier, in all the years I have done business it has never been a practice to relay the information of that dispute to the consumer. If the sold product becomes non-replaceable or unsupported the best a company can do is offer a refund. And yes that is most times in the form of a store credit. I see no harms or fouls here. I do hope ED chooses to no longer offer the product for sale, as I think that would take away a lot of fuel from flamers. Some of us need to ask ourselves if this game is for us. I have no intention of giving it up. Anyone is free to walk away if they feel slighted. Best of luck to you and I hope you find happiness. Life is too short to be unhappy. And don't take that as passive-aggressive. That is the truth. I loved the SE. But there are plenty of ways to have fun here and enjoy the happiness I get from this outstanding sim. I am choosing that road.
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Yeah that would be done atone of the depots ashore. All missiles arrive as AUR’s. All Up Rounds. That means no assembly required to AOs. lol. Sealed in containers that would be opened, the misfiles hoisted to a skid, and then taken from the mags to the roof. We couldn’t work on the missile body if we wanted to. In the days of the Cold War I guess it might have been possible for there to be a company rep from Hugh’s to be aboard, but I never saw anything like that. If we had scratches or dents in any part of a missile it had to be marked as unusable and off loaded to the supply ship to be brought back to depot. Now bombs were built regularly but stuff like HARM, Mavericks, and Walleye were all AURs.
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I was lucky enough to get to live among the tomcat when there was not a pound for air to ground. Pre lantin days.
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Early to mid 90s. Just after desert storm. Granted we had D Tomcats. Truth is Sparrows were the main load for our air wing. During Southern Watch if the 14s had 54s it was 2 at most. Normal load out was 1-1-1. Or 1-1-2. Normally the 54 was in the tunnel but if we didn’t have time to clear the tunnel of the 7, on the glove the 54 would go. And normally the ordie shack could expect a visit from the pilot to voice their displeasure. To which the gunner would handle that debate. But of course we would avoid it if we could. Other wise it was do some of that pilot stuff sir. lol
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4 years as an AO on a carrier. Missiles were never built on board. Aside from putting fins on. Now they may have been pieced together from other missiles at depot, but I can think of nothing scarier than the thought of AO's assembling missiles. Lol. As to the original post, never touched anything other than 54C-47's in those 4 years which means we did not have anything else there. And pilots hated when carrying only one on the outboard. Lol
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Other thread was closed but just wanted to thank the ED team for all the hard work and getting us back up.
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Again. Without the contract details, we can't know who. If that is true, legal means could get them their money, and they would not have to abandon customers. This could hurt purchases from 3rd party devs in the long run. I know I will think twice about giving money for a product that can be abandoned by a dev, and left holding my in my hand. But there were better ways to handle this besides upheaval. We will see how this plays out.
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Ok. Here is the deal. I am : 1. A long time loyal DCS and strong advocator for people to invest in this game. 2. Affected by the current issue. 3, A professional in the world of customer service First and foremost, consumers of a product have the right to voice concerns and complaints on goods and services. That is a liability a manufacturer assumes when they offer a product. Yes, it is always best when it can be done in a civil manner, and should always be the case. But emotions can all run high. And degrading the level of the issue to the plaintiff is not fair or the correct way to handle issues. It is impossible to interpret how important one thing is to another. Second, as much as the ranting bothers some, it should be noted that replys from non official ED personnel is also not who these customers want to hear from. It inflates this post as much as the unnecessary complaining. Your input is appreciated on how to get things working. But others are not constructive to the matter. Third. A huge thanks to BigNewy for keeping us informed. I do not envy you at all, but do appreciate you. Fourth. The fix can get you by if done correctly. Not optimal but does work. Not in all situations but with the fix I was able to slide up the pixel density slider to a good value for me and can fly a few planes on the Caucus map with little issue. Hope that helps some. We will be there soon gang. Hang in there.
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It does work. But without the debug tool able to run it looks like poop. Very choppy and can't see displays. Gonna see if the Oculus tray tool may be able to help instead later.