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Ok, thank you, I think I will just wait for things to be official

Soon we will fly this beauty in full fidelity, it is really good. I hope there will be more Russian/Soviet jets from 1970 to our days

Sorry, I didn't see this. Do you know where I can find this and what popular Redfor aircraft they want to do except for the already planned one? I will not take this as a true thing but as a rumor to stick on it

I feel like if the "credible" F35 module is liked by the customers, ED may consider recent Russian aircraft with "credible" level of simulation. For older aircraft like mig 23 or su 22, everything is possible. This is what I believe

I was estimating the impact by my knowledge, I didn't know that the f15e have independent mirror. If it works well, that is a good news.

Too much ressources for some computer, in VR, it could lead to horrible performance. Now,in VR, it calculate one camera for each eyes and one camera for the mirrors. If you control each mirrors, you must calculate one camera per mirror.

Hi, I want to thank ED and Winwing for their incredible work. I started with flight simulation when I was very young, at about five years old. I didn't understand anything at all, but I really liked it. That was with Lock On: Modern Air Combat, and I was just playing with a keyboard and mouse. Soon after, I switched to Pacific Fighters and Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X, which were more accessible for me because they were much more arcade-style. When I was seven or eight, my parents took me to an airshow at a military base near where I live. It was fantastic, and it made me want to dive deeper into simulation. I searched online and found DCS World. My parents and I bought a T.Flight Hotas X, and after I downloaded DCS, it reminded me of the simulator I had played before—I remembered Lock On. I flew with the T.Flight until I was 13 or 14, then I bought a second-hand X55. It was great, but not as good as I had hoped. I then bought some modules like the Su-33 and the F-15C. Years later, I added the F/A-18, and a few weeks (or maybe months) ago, I ordered the FF Fulcrum. Eventually, the throttle of the X55 broke, so I replaced it with a Thrustmaster Warthog throttle. Then, wanting a more premium stick, I bought the Winwing Orion 2 F16EX. The combination of the Warthog throttle and the Orion 2 stick is amazing. The TM throttle is very good, but the Orion 2 stick is way better than I expected. I really love it; it feels truly premium. A few months ago, I saw some information about Winwing's new FFB base (the Cyber Taurus). As a huge fan of Russia and its military, due to my family and cultural background, I was already really hyped for the FF Fulcrum. Then, during your live stream at FSExpo, you announced a MiG-29 stick and throttle grip. I was amazed—I couldn't believe it! I was waiting for a good reason to switch my throttle, and I finally found it. Thank you for this. You can be sure that I will be buying your MiG-29 hardware and your FFB base. I also wanted to thank ED for this simulator, especially DCS. It is something truly outstanding. I heard that Winwing's hardware will be linked to DCS like no other device. I don't know what that means. I am a Computer Science student and can't quite picture what that entails. Could you please explain it a bit? Thanks. To both ED and Winwing: you have brought me closer to my dream of flying a fighter jet. This dream is almost impossible for me because of my poor eyesight; I can't even join the military or become a civilian pilot. You both make it possible for me to be in the place I want to be, and I thank you for that. Finally, I also wanted to thank the community. Even if there have been some tensions in the past (e.g., with Razbam), you are all still here to support the simulator. Like everyone else here, you are driven by a passion for simulation, and I thank you for that as well.

I agree, I've already seen post like this but with the photo that you are showing, I am 100% with it, maybe a little bit expanded to Ukraine to "play" with the current conflict, but it can be wonderful

Thanks ED and thanks Winwing, I know what I will spend my money on, I want this plane and this hardware so bad

Winwing will do a mig29 grip!

just curious, do you know the specs of the PC for the mig29 demo?

I want to fly this beauty with the coming ffb base and the coming mig 29 grip. I think i will also upgrade my rudder pedals to a winwing one!! I am so excited, not my bank.

I don't know you, but I love you

I noticed that eagle dynamics is developing the MIG-29A and the F-15C in full fidelity which are 2 planes from FC3, so My question is "is eagle dynamics planning to do all or the major part of the FC3 planes in full fidelity?"

It is also marketing, they want to give the best chance for there module to be sold, if they release it today and there is some important feature that are buggy or not working at all, people will complain on the forum, people will make video to say that this plane is bad, and then, even after patching all the issues, people will have fear to buy it because of it reputation, they want to avoid a bad module and it's normal. ED, are in my opinion doing the right thing, complaining about a release date is less important for them than complaining about a buggy module

I do the same thing, I am also an egg head

I don't know why I want this plane so bad, I didn't even have the FC3 version of it, I don't know if there is other people in this situation. I really want to thanks the team for bringing us a new Redfor plane. Hope we will see more soon

In the mission editor, you choose the non-russian version like the mki