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It's ED's business model right now and it seems to work well for them, but I get what you're saying. Who knows it could change some time down the road. Some companies have a maintenance agreement that allows them to gain access to software updates, although at a hefty price. On topic though I wonder how the testing is progressing. Are we on track for next Wednesday?

I'm not sure if it's possible within DCS or even a desired feature, but does anyone know how to set multiple views to be shows simultaneously similar to view export of the MFD's? I would like to possibly show, for example cockpit view, released weapon and intended target view or ground perspective at the same time for the purposes of live streaming. Any suggestion would be appreciated.

Besides the new clouds, which look pretty awesome, and new features to the beloved Hornet what else will be introduced with 2.7? Will the Marianas map be introduced? I know there has been a tremendous amount of work done over the years for this series, but I am trying to grasp the significance in the jump of the version numbers. We have been holding at 2.5 since mid 2018 and there as been great progress since then. Does 2.7 hold a lot under the hood that we wont see such as a rewrite to the base code? Will there be significant improvements to those using VR? DCS in VR is a huge game changer for me.

I can say that the performance is there using this compared to the initial settings suggested on this thread. There is no slight intended, but I am getting a better experience now. I am enjoying the VR headset more than the Oculus for sure.

First post in the new forum layout. Yeah we have seen this before there has been very little chatter/excitement from what I have observed in anticipation to the patch coming. Again with the new forum layout it's likely I missed something.

No disrespect to his family, coworkers and friends but I have mentioned some time ago that this thread should be locked or moved.

Thanks guys. I must have had a moment and/or glossed over the notes too quickly.

It may be too early to ask, but will A2G radar EXP1, 2 & 3 make it into the OB today?

I just noticed this thread and could not agree more with this statement. Also the statements made about controllable bombers having no value or return seems to be narrow in vision as well.

I see no mention of a release window anywhere. I am sure that is due to the fumbles in past?

Thanks BN. Lot of goodies in this patch also!

Once again thank you BIGNEWY for informing us here. :)

It sure appears that way. BIGNEWY is usually good at informing us here.

I will say the WWII era is becoming more interesting. To be honest these birds are quite challenging to fly and that is a joy in itself when you get better at handling them.

Hopefully moderators will come in cleanup and serve warnings on bogus post.

Even though it's painful to wait for all the features I'll accept a much thorough, quality module in the end.

So it's not just me that wondered if the phoenix was a bit off from reality. :)

Lots of disappointments in the last couple of months. This is getting ridiculous, but I will say that the fallout from adapting to a work from home lifestyle has an effect on things as well.

I find these proportions plausible in current situation with all the 2.5.6 shenanigans. I suspect, however, it was the other way around back in pre-2.5.5. era. Thanks. For me personally I usually fall in line with the latest that has the most content and of course playable. If they're both the same then of course I will ride the stable.

Source??

Hmmm I guess I will have to see how the crew behaves in both launch and recovery phases. Nevertheless it looks nice so far and looking forward to it.

I have not attempted it yet, but I am curious can static objects be driven by event triggers? Say for instance the carrier is going into recovery mode can the static crew be positioned for such an event?

Yes. Don't post stuff like that to avoid becoming part of the problem. And just stop logging into the forums. Problem solved

I couldn't agree more!! This subtle insight helps put things in perspective.