Latiguillo

An idea I would like to propose is, if it were possible to enable the option of, with the free version of DCS on a second computer, entering as a "student" in a trainer aircraft, even if it is a paid one, such as the Yak-52, L-39, or C-101 modules. To encourage people who have no idea about aviation to sit in the co-pilot's seat while we fly so that they get into the hobby. Needless to say, the benefits that this could represent to convince our wives that this hobby is not as silly as it may seem to them

Sorry, I don't have the F-15E, I usually fly the F/A-18C. And a question, when you put the goggles on or lower the visor on the pilot, does the image darken and reduce glare? Because that is what I think would be good if it happened in all the modules, as I think it happens in real life.

In the Apache it is possible to "evacuate" the helicopter and take a walk around the terrain, since this possibility is modeled. Unfortunately, once the helicopter is evacuated, it cannot be re-boarded. Is it really that difficult to take advantage of this already implemented property to allow us to leave our helicopters and walk around the terrain, being able to get back in and continue the trip without further ado? Another thing would be, which I understand would not be easy, to allow us to get out of one helicopter and get into another as if it were a transfer of people, which in both the UH.1 and CH-47 and the others would provide a very entertaining and fun gaming experience and would open the way to pilot rescue missions.

Good morning. First of all, I apologize for my English since I use Google Translate. After the release of the Phantom, I liked the included option that allows the pilot to put on sunglasses or lower the helmet visor. Although it is not very relevant to the game itself, it is true that I miss the possibility of changing the brightness of our vision, which in reality we do by putting on sunglasses, lowering the helmet's sun visor, or simply covering ourselves with our hand and which is very well implemented in the Black Shark by raising the anti-glare glass that the helicopter has. Could you include an option to make that jump in the brightness of the image to avoid the glare that bothers so much, especially in virtual reality, imitating any of those acts? A cordial and grateful greeting for your work.

Just like where I work, I see that deadlines are not met due to expectations that are too high. This can happen on occasion, but if it becomes routine, it ends up undermining the credibility of the company. Personally, I think it is better not to give too much hope, and better to give surprises when things are already well tied up. Greetings and good luck with your dreams.

You can install only one version and change betwen them by DCS Updater Utility or by line commands in Windows teminal.