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If this means I getting finally be the guy doing loops above hpNTC popping flares and jerking off in front of the grunts then I'll be a happy man. But seriously, **** Ft. Irwin.

The very idea that in time we will be flying a full DCS fidelity F/A-18C and launching JSOWs n' shit make my pants fit all funny. I'm used to the development timeframe of Cornered Rat Software's World War II Online, they haven't seen an update in years.

I have a working knowledge of just about everything but the countermeasures system. If hear the MWR go off and I see the launch signature I pretty much just flip the countermeasures knob from semi-auto to auto and start maneuvering. Pretty good against radar guided weapons, but those IR ones are tricky as hell... So by all means, take me to school.

I want this. God would it ever save my ass... As someone who is just now getting the hang of flying without labels on, and lacks TrackIR SAMS.

I'm only vaguely familiar with INS guidance, I believe it means the bomb knows the location of itself when released, and uses than info to push itself to a given point. No GPS guidance at all. But what is the difference between the 103 and 105, and how is the procedure for deploying them different than the 97?

Simple enough I guess. Once I have the standalone DCSW installed can I download the modules again separate from Steam, but still use the same CD keys? I'd rather not bounce around too much.

I have DCS: World, A10C, Ka-50, and CA as Steam games. I have an old version of Lock On Gold with FC 1.1 installed. When I try to install FC3, I get a notification that I need to have DCS World installed first. As stated I have it already, as a Steam download. Do I have to also download the standalone DCS: World? I'm sure there's a better way around this than that.

God damn it's scary as hell when that SA-11 or SA-15 decides to unleash all hell.