[Welcome backers!]

Hey guys!

Quite eager to see this sim released! :pilotfly:

[ANNOUNCEMENT - DCS: MiG-21bis]

That was cool Rudel,

thanks!

[-ND- Production and Photos]

Cool pics. Thanks for sharing!

[Christmas DCS Module Giveaway]

DCS Mig-21BIS

 

Merry Christmas.

[The EDGE Landscape SDK]

Final push, lets get it done. NOW! :D

[3rd party Starfighter ?]

Unfortunate.

[70% OFF!!]

woops, the thread in the official updates is gone? :(

[MFCD for Android tablets (phones)]

Looking forward to this :)

[DCS WWII: Europe 1944: Kickstarter Primer]

You will succeed, just don't go inactive after one week, and use every available opportunity to promote the campaign. :thumbup:

[steam and ED DCS World reg key's]

Thanks ED!:thumbup:

[DCS: Ship simulator?]

Yes please. It's already on my wishlist below. I'd even accept FC quality since most if not all stuff about submarines are kept a secret, but there if enough info to make a "educated guess".

[SU-25T interactive or better training videos? Cant hear them properly]

Wow, if the pit for su-25t is going to be free upgrade, this is going to bring even more people to try dcsw. Also, new training videos are welcome, current ones are outdated.

[New guy here need info. Very interested in game]

Ok I am understanding a bit more. Let me ask the stand along dlc planes that ED offers are more hard core and the ones in FC3 are for more a casual sim guy? Which do you experienced pilots recommend me doing. I did play Falcon 4.0 for a while and would like to get harcore again but have no clue on how to start off with this game. Is the FC3 world same as the DCS world except the models are easier to fly? If thats the case then I don't have to go crazy with FC3 and just get the downloadable content for game. Thanks...

 

DCS: A10C, DCS: Mustang, DCS: Black Shack are all "hard core", while Su-25: DCS Flaming cliffs for example is for casual gamers with shallower learning curve and is the same as the one in FC3, only sold as as separate package.

[Steam Migration]

Thank you Wags. It's well appreciated.

[The August 2nd Wags Update! Thread]

You've got it pretty much right there - it is possible for a publisher to do this, but it would not be free nor automatic; essentially they end up paying whatever license fee Valve charges for each key and then shuttle these out to the customers.

 

When this is already factored in (like when they say on kickstarters and similar that "you'll get a Steam key if we manage to get the game on steam") they'll already have factored this into their calculation.

 

 

Since ED never promoted that we would get free keys for Steam use it is only fair. However, it'd be great if they allowed users to pay the "valve fee" and get the steam activation keys, without having to buy the module over again.

[Su-25A sweet]

Yeah, I agree, Su-25A has somewhat just right feeling, even since the old FC1 days, at least for me. It is a great bird.

[DCS F-35A]

Expected. KI really didn't try hard enough to promote the kickstarter campaign.

[DCS WWII: Europe 1944]

Hi, welcome aboard. DCS World just became THE ultimate combat sim! :thumbup:

[A10C new worn HD cockpit]

Great work, thanks!

[Powerful Weapons of WWII Series]

Thanks Beczl, It looks great and it's appreciated. :thumbup:

[Mig-29SMT]

It is beyond awesome, thanks SVKSniper for your work, I hope, you will be able to release it one day, as it seems that everybody forgot about the MiG-29.

[The May 31st Update Discussion Thread!]

Omg it's Friday already :D

[DCS and Hypoxia]

I think you need to be angels 20+ to see the effect, although I never tested it.

[Friday Update Appreciation Thread]

Thanks for the update Wags,

I like the new GUI. :thumbup:

[25 April 2013 Update from Matt]

Another step in the right direction. I believe that this community has matured enough to accept unavoidable delays and changes.

 

Thanks a lot. :thumbup: