Mike Force Team

Let's have a map of Turkey, which includes the Dardanelles and the Bosporus.

Looking forward to flying the jet soooooooonnnnnn. MFT

Great video. Thanks for sharing. I look forward to buying the F-1 mod. F-1 would be another great plane to fly on the South Atlantic Map. MFT

In addition to the F-4s, we are likely to have the F-15s available. At least, I saw the F-15 flying in the South Atlantic map videos. We can have loads of fun attacking and defending our positions using both jets. MFT

Virtual pilots are impatiently waiting for Apache, South Atlantic Map, and anything else that might/will be available. Money is burning a hole in our bank accounts. Only ED can provide us with the solutions we want :). MFT

I hope that ED will eventually release a Viet Nam map for virtual pilots. Of course, it would be a great match for the F-4E, when available. Many people have requested it. MFT

@F1GHTS-ONRegardless if awfully slow warfare or really fast warfare, I want it MFT

Please make the ASW capabilities the priority. I want to use the Viking to sink some hostile subs with depth charges and/or torpedoes. MFT

When you see the posts and responses from @BIGNEWY, you are hearing it from a very reliable source. I, too, do not like waiting for anticipated releases, but we have until ED says it is ready for Early Access. Yes, we want instant gratification with the promoted future releases, but we still must wait. EA tends to get occasional updates on WIP projects/modules. Long periods of not much happening for the public facing site of ED. Then, at the right time, a whole bunch of new planes/modules/choppers are available at once. MFT

Mike Force Team is also interested in the Rafale, too.

Right to fly the B-17. I got my flight maps, bomber jacket, and gloves.

I want the briefing room monitors to show the weather such as rain. That would be neat. MFT

I saw the WIP screenshots of the briefing room in the Super Carrier. In turn, I had an idea. I suggest that the Super Carrier mod permit the aircraft carriers to sail in arctic seas. For example, the aircraft carrier sails the frigid waters off the coast of Norway.

@Swaps. Here is something else that might affect your flying the SU-25. It is the internet speed and internet connectivity. If possible, use a hardwired connection directly to your computer. I recommend using either Cat 5e or Cat 6 ethernet cable. If you want to go wireless, I recommend going with a high-end gaming stand alone router that is either Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 6e. The high-end routers will likely cost $500-$800. Another choice is to buy the top-of-the-line cable modem router from your cable provider. The advantage with using the cable company's modem with wifi router is that you have 24/7 technical support. On the other hand, you can purchase the cable company's high-end cable modem with Wi-Fi router outright. In some instances, the cable company might allow you to spread the purchase over a few months. MFT

Timing for releases such as the F/A-18 Super Hornet can depend on things. For example, I would be very surprised if DCS released a special edition F/A-18 for the upcoming movie called Top Gun: Maverick.

Welcome to DCS :). We are glad you are gaining some experience flying the SU-25. I wanted to share my experiences with the SU-25 and offer insights into other aspects of DCS world. When I first joined, I learned the SU-25 was hard to fly, to land, and just a handful to manage. To gain more information, I watched various YouTube videos on channels such as Grim Reapers and Prickly Hedgehog. They have archived videos showing a detailed evaluation of assorted jets and choppers. Of course, asking for suggestions in the forum is another way to get more information. I purchased the F/A-18 hornet as my first paid jet. I discovered this jet is easier to fly and manage than the SU-25. The F/A-18 is more user-friendly and much more forgiving. The hornet's simplified layout and integrated layout reduces pilot's fatigue, which allows you to enjoy the flight and experience the action of aerial combat. Even more so, the F/A-18 allows you to either land on an aircraft carrier or at land-based military installation. Another module to consider is the Supercarrier module. This is an aircraft carrier that allows you to do maritime missions. Additionally, consider investing in the Persian Gulf map and the Syria map since many gamers create missions or military campaigns using these maps. For now, I would suggest waiting about purchasing the F-14. It is hard to fly and tends to experience flat spins. The F-14 was used in the popular 1986 movie called Top Gun. Next, here is how you can strategize your purchases. Approximately once a quarter, the DCS website has an announcement about new planes/choppers being released. They appear as Early Release Access, which is a discounted price. At the same time, you will see other planes/choppers that are likely to have reduce prices. Here is the way that DCS manages their information releases over time. Suddenly, a whole bunch of new planes/choppers are available ! You will see periodic updates on a plane/chopper that show works-in-progress. Additionally, they may also release new map modules. You can also purchased assorted WW2 aircraft at a discounted price. Some heavily promoted future releases are the Apache chopper, the F-15 strike eagle, and the South Atlantic map. The south Atlantic map will include the Falkland islands When you read the forms, you are likely to see @BIGNEWY. This is one of ED's representatives that monitors and responds to the forum posts. Additionally, you can email @BIGNEWY directly for any questions, suggestions, etc., you may have. And now to planning future purchases. It sounds like you recently purchased a new computer. Congratulations. You might consider investing in rudder pedals, corded gaming headphones, a HOTAS joy stick, a battery backup, a gaming mouse, and a gaming monitor. I do not have gaming speakers because I either use the corded gaming headphone or my computer's speakers. I know these items are expensive, but acquire them one item at a time. Hopefully, we can met up one day online and fly together. Again, welcome to DCS world. Mike Force Team

Since I am not a pilot, I have no experience with the different types of jet fuels. The more knowledgeable folks are happy to chime in with their experiences. MFT

With the system of arrester cables and arrester nets for land-based runways, this would be a great option for the air bases to use. This adds realism to the DCS World. ED, please add this. Thank you. MFT

When the Eurofighter is available, we will have dates for hostile targets. We can shot down the bad guys' bombers or fighters. When doing A/G mode, we look forward to neutralizing the enemies' tanks. Additionally, we get to create new viewing videos for YouTube. Yeah, great thoughts.

In a future update, can the virtual pilots have the option to select different types of jet fuel: JP-8, JP-4, and JP-5? I am familiar with the JP-8. What about applying the choices for jet fuel for choppers?

Be it in the next few days or several weeks away, people will buy the new planes. One might say, "Why are you waiting? I have money to spend on your planes!!" At the same time, we have patently wait.

It looks like we will likely wait six weeks; that is, going from mid-February until the end of March.

For the Eurofighter, can we add the swing role?

Razbam makes super awesome fighter planes such as fighter jets. Could/would/will Razbam consider making fully controllable and flyable bombers such as the B-1 and B-52 bombers?

When the Eurofighter is available, will we be able to use in the South Atlantic Map?