Mike Force Team

From aerges company's viewpoint, they might have butterflies in their stomachs. They look forward to selling their new module yet wait to see what customers report. MFT

Once the F-1 is officially released, I am certain the developers will receive requests for additional weapons for the jet. If the exocet is available, then we have fun reenacting some famous falkland islands battles. MFT

Will this mirage have the exocet anti-ship missle? I found online information that says the Mirage f-1 can carry it. It would be a great asset for the SA map, Persian Gulf Map, and Syria map. MFT

Since this module is early access, it might be available for $59.99. This is my opinion. MFT

Hello, I submitted an application. Did you receive it? Mike Force Team

Too bad . Thanks for the response. MFT

Will ED upgrade the naval assets in the near future? Great to see new jets and new maps but not so much fun when the surface ships and subs not updated. MFT

Please post your discord link. Thank you. I am available in the evening from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET in the United States. MFT

@FoxTwo227 When ED or its authorized developers create a fully functional high-fidelity jet, chopper, or map, they usually spent a couple of years. That means they build everything from scratch starting from the ground going up. Here are some recent examples. The South Atlantic (SA) Map was in development for four real-world years. The Mirage-2000 was in development for 8 years! When the developers are making their air frames, they make it as close to the real thing as possible. Depending on the company or contract, you might have one or two developers that are working on the coding. Obviously, we want instant gratification with new choppers, jets, mods, and campaigns in the virtual world. In the real world, we exercise patience while enjoying what is available. MFT

Please update the discord links. The discord link posted in older posts is not valid anymore. MFT

Hello, Razbam, I have a suggestion for a SA map enhancement. The information is found on the attachment in this forum post. MFT Falkland Island Natural Disasters on July 4 2022.docx

The recent videos showing different operations of the Mirage suggest a viable module is available. While WIP provide us with insight as to the development's progress, we are left to reach our own conclusions based on vague information. We know ED has to vet the Mirage, too.

@Viper ZA While an image a day is ok for a short period of time, we ultimately want to take delivery of the new aircraft. In the meantime, we wait. MFT

In this squadron, are you open to having European or Russian fixed winged aircraft fly? Some examples are the Mirage-2000 or the Mig-21? MFT

The online bank account is on standby to purchase the new jet. Computer is also prepared to download it. Virtual pilots ready to test the new module and popular YouTube content creators ready to share their reviews. Lastly, on a certain date and time, ED posts the promotion information on their website.

@Dginn69 Hello, Chris, Welcome to DCS. We are happy to see you. If you are looking for a jet to get started with, I suggest the F/A-18. This jet is user-friendly and forgiving. Additionally, the jet can be used for either land-based missions or for carrier missions. I recommend on getting the F-14 because it more difficult to fly. The module called Super Carrier is also recommended. Here something to consider. For many virtual pilots, they create a profile on discord.com. Discord is free to use. Through discord, various virtual squadrons use this electronic platform to send messages, to talk online, or to share training sessions. For example, my profile is viper#3400 on discord. Different squadrons have different types of missions that utilize different air frames. For example, one squadron might use only the Apache chopper while the next one uses F/A-18s. The virtual squadrons usually give an interview, which costs of telling you their code-of-contact, what missions they play, which servers they use, and answer questions you ask. The interviewers ask you your flight experience, which jets/planes you own, which virtual maps you have, and where you live. Many squadrons are happy to make time to show you how to fly your jet. MFT

@Tree_Beard ED has no plans for creating a Map of Taiwan. For several years, many people have stated that pay for. In turn, ED says, "Nope, not going to happen." I found forum posts on this topic going back about five years. As for the Caucasus map, some of ED's employees are or were based in the Ukraine. ED removed certain parts of the map because of the Ukraine-Russia conflict. @upyr1 is correct in stating that ED tends to remove threads about Taiwan. MFT

I watched the demo video of the Su-17m2. The cockpit needs to be updated with more colors other than just green. The Russian labeling of assorted knobs, switches, and buttons needs to be in English. Due to lack of information, I am not sure if I would get this jet right now. MFT

In a recent post, some wrote about the history of various developers and ED. It revealed the names of various companies and their prototype planes. Some planes were never created, some were rejected by ED, and some vanished. The F-15 will be very popular, especially for the SA map. I can imagine the fun we'll have when flying missions in the Persian Gulf and Syria maps. The one map I want to see is the Afghanistan map. MFT

@Avimimus and @Gierasimov Thank you for your posts and updates. It is disappointing the SU-17 is not being worked on. In the meantime, we look forward to the SA map. Sometime this year, we will enjoy the F-4e and the F-15. MFT

I am interested in interviewing and joining. MFT

The su-17 promoted robust discussions. Perhaps the octupus g might contact ED to discuss their prototype. MFT

@Steve83aus Greetings and welcome from the United States to our virtual pilots in Australia. MFT