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Mossies, 262s and ancient history.....
Gooseneck replied to Gooseneck's topic in Western Europe 1944-1945
Well yes, in actual fact I am. But as far as riots are concerned, I'm simply fishing for opinions. If folks wish to riot, it's up to them. -
Would it not be feasible for ED to allow backers of the initial (and now ancient) Normandy proposal to take the Mosquito in lieu of the 262, so we could finally lay that spectre to rest? I know that I'd happily accept it all as done and dusted with that gesture, being one of those now ageing few.....
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In England, we call it 'Looking a Gift Horse in the Mouth'. Something to do with getting a free horse and then complaining about the state of its teeth, I think. Someone gives one something for nothing, and all one can do is complain about the details. Sheesh.
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These sort of threads make me sad. I've just upgraded my PC to 12Gb RAM and a GTX 1080, which is already 5yrs old, and updated DCS to download the Marianas. I can go sight-seeing in my Harrier on the 'high' preset graphics settings quite comfortably. ED have given us a free map with an immense amount of detail, down to washing drying on the washing lines, and plant-pots with plants in them. In a flight simulator. What do we hear? 'Oh no, my FPS, boo-hoo, sob-sob, how dare they??'. Deary me. The Marianas map is fantastic. I'd like some fish in the sea though.....
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Thankyou my friend. Not an easy fix then. Thanks for the link.
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I've been away from DCS for about 5yrs or so. I celebrated upgrading my computer by purchasing the Harrier. I've also read the threads about blurred texts on the displays which date back to Jan/Feb, with a threat to delete any new threads on the topic. Even zoomed in on the game and leaning forward with my trackIR, the text is indistinct and blurred. Even with my pensioner's reading glasses on. Has there been any progress please?
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My PC couldn't cope with v2.0. It barely coped with v1.5. So I carried on just occasionally flying the A-10, and trying to remember where everything was and how it worked. Now I've upgraded my PC and it's like some sort of 'Road to Damascus' epiphany. In-flight refuelling in the Su-33? Carrier Landings? Without the stutters and frame-rate issues, it's like I'm there. I flew the 'Free Flight' over Normandy in the P-47, with the clouds and the smoke and the landing craft, then rose above the clouds and bumped into a whole squadron of Spits. It sent chills down my spine. In a good way. Just fantastic fellas. Thanks.
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Thankyou Sir, That did the trick, once I'd found the correct folder. Once I'd saved the proper settings, I restored the file from the bin, although for some strange reason I had to rename it, as the process had altered the file name. No problem. Thanks again.
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Hello everyone, I've inadvertently saved a setting of 'Camera+LMFCD' on my settings menu. Consequently I have half a screen, and can't revert because the 'ok' button no longer appears. Is it possible to manually edit a file to get me out of this mess, or a simpler workaround? Thanks, Screenshot below.
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I'm still waiting for my 262 and my P-47. Slowlee slowlee catchee monkee....... I want a DH92 NFMkXVIII and I want it now. Who's with me??
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I remember this concept from the early days of Oleg Maddox' Cliffs of Dover. He posted a vid of a global map, zooming in on the local theatre. Very exciting stuff. Can't find the link, for some reason. Anything is possible I suppose. Its simply a question of return on investment. Lots of money raised and then spent on development. Witness 'Star Citizen', or better known as the 'Never Ending Story'. How many people across the globe would spend the amount of money required to purchase a home computer capable of delivering the full experience? Only a few. And there hangs the tale.....
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I take it back regarding the map. It's lovely so far. Reminds me very much of another map in another game which was a little rushed and a little unfinished. Fair play chaps, thanks.
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Guess that wasn't such a popular idea.
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'Special'.
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Market your own force-feedback joystick. Explain to the punters that they won't experience the full realism of DCS without one. Make more money.
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Spitfire first take-off; first "landing" observations
Gooseneck replied to beagleRampant's topic in DCS: Spitfire L.F. Mk. IX
Take-off assist at 0% is ridiculous. At 100% way too easy. 50% feels like Cliffs of Dover, so I reckon 25% for a 'real feel'. Landing, no probs at all. throttle off, back stick, full up trim, gear at 180, flaps at 140, dab a bit of throttle on, shut it at the threshold, back stick and wait.....thumpatty thump. Jobs a gud 'un. Not fiddled with input curves at all btw, but my, this Spitty is feeling soooo good. Excellent job so far, in my humble opinion. Edit: This is in 'sim' mode. It would be helpful if posters would state whether they're in 'easy' or 'sim' mode, before commenting on experience. Not that I'm aware that the FM is different for either, but still... Cheers chaps, happy flying. -
So show me.
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Thankyou for the update from three whole months ago, which says nothing anyway. Now that is communication.
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Do we have a timeline for the map? Some of us paid good money for Normandy. Regardless of the accuracy of the flight models, when are we going to hear about the map, the missions, the 'game'? Vapourware was never so better represented.
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Naval aircraft modules would be fantastic
Gooseneck replied to Pandacat's topic in Western Europe 1944-1945
Mm. Another aeroplane to fly around Georgia. With F-16 support. -
Not enough flare. Probably too fast. Probably too steep. :)
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I've thought about it. And we have. For years. Good to know we're on the same planet Slipball. We must fly the same. On or off a computer screen. Yessiree. P.S. The Rudder is 'the heck' for controlling yaw. Next enlightened threads; 'What the Heck are the ailerons for?', followed by 'What the Heck are the elevators for?', followed by 'What the Heck is my head for?', followed by 'What the Heck is my barber for?' Perhaps we'll even be treated to an example of 'What the heck is my wife for?' Though I doubt it somehow.
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I'd bet that every single WWII pilot would know exactly what you are talking about. Possibly.
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Whoopee. A Stuka. That'll fit with Normandy...... Which beggars a question..... The LW were not altogether present over Normandy, so are there some plans to extend the map to the Ardennes?