Impact

First I heard about that. How will they be different? If there wont be any graphical changes, shouldnt this only be a change of a number? Why is that so difficult?

So there is no chance and I have to reset it every time? How annoying.

Is there a way to change the standard loadout without using the mission editor? I prefer to have a different loadout and I would like to have 40 chaff 40 flares set as my standard. It is annoying to take off and then notice that the loadout is again 60 chaff 30 flares. Is there a standard setting in a lua file that is used when placing hornets on missions?

That works! Thanks a lot!

No joy

Crash after finished mission I started a campaign with version 2.0 of Liberation, but after finishing a mission I get this error. Did I do something wrong? It seems to not be able to write, do I have to start it with administration rights?

We got the doctors and medical personal of the whole wide world working on this.

Wouldn't taking a day of Thursday make more sense? They might release it late in the evening on Wednesday, and then you wasted that day for vacation.

If your argument is that, why do you think people would pay for a subscription?

More and more modules are added to DCS, which makes navigating the module section to have an overview of all the modules difficult. Maybe add new categories like eras, so WW2 modules assets and maps are under that, and have modern planes in the modern categories. It took me too long to look for WW2 assets.

Shouldnt the Laser Warning System be at this location?

Doesn't this depend on ammunition rather than the cannon?

https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/news/2019-07-12_KA50/ Isn't it supposed to be a free update?

The shell_table.lua has these values. This means the dispersion is dependent on the ammunition, and not the gun itself or the rig. What this leads to is every plane using the M61 will have these spread patterns. I looked around the forum and the issue seems to be for the F15, too. I have read a report on how these clamps have not been used in combat, so shouldn't the Hornet get the stock clamp, that is widely used?

https://www.military.com/video/guns/machine-guns/m61-vulcan-20mm-cannon-on-f-106a/3732679073001 The M61 Vulcan 20mm cannon, an electrically fired gatling gun, is tested on a US Air Force F-106 fighter-interceptor in October, 1969. Don't you think the government would sue the manufacturer if the advertised dispersion is wrong?