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Duuuuude. Did you just get your camera and travel to Vegas just to take some pictures? That looks incredibly photo realistic.

My answer is still the same. The fact that you are asking is a sign that you are unsure of what they are doing, and in that case, keep those options turned off. They are meant to be used if you want to run resolutions different to the native resolution of your monitor. 99% of the time, it is best to use the native resolution of your monitor and then you have no use for those settings.

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M2000 RCS is similiar to an F-16, which means about 3-5 square meters. MiG-21bis is also in the same range.

It was hard to hear in the youtube video due to the compressed audio, but once I fired up the game and enabled the option, the effect was very obvious.

That depends entirely on your own needs, but if you don't know what they do, then I'd say you better leave them off because they can really hurt your performance in games.

Silky smooth. 2560x1440 variable refresh rate (freesync) All graphics high, AA x2 FX-8350 R9 290X 16GB of memory Windows 10 x64 Even over the mighty detailed Las Vegas it feels very smooth. I think average framerate might be a bit lower than Caucasus, but there's less stuttering so it feels just as good, if not better.

Devs have been pretty active in this thread. http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=120580 The "mid december" statement should be buried somewhere in the thread.

That sentence makes no sense. Are you using google translate or something?

One of the Nevada threads are being spammed so hard its difficult to follow right now.

Yes sir.

Think I will start off with some American aircraft which are normally seen over Nevada. Huey, because good for sightseeing. A-10, so I can go higher and see the big picture F-15, so that I can buzz the casinos MiG-21bis, so that I can pretend to be a local civilian owner of a beautiful MiG-21.

I was a big believer in Windows 7, and refused to go Windows 8 on my main PC. After becoming an Windows insider and testing early versions of Windows 10 on my laptop I realized that it's time to move on. I just waited a month or two until it was stable enough (which was still two months before it's official release) and then I installed Windows 10 on all my PC's. I don't regret it. As for Home vs. Proffesional, I'm not sure what to answer. It depends on your needs. I have never used Home version and I'm not quite sure what the limitations are.

It's November 30 now!

Haha, thumbs up quicksinner :)

Very nice :)

1.5 open beta will stay as open beta There will temporarily be three versions after tomorrow. 1.2.16 stable 1.5 open beta 2.0 open alpha

Windows 10 beats 8.1 in every way. Why aren't you considering 10?

As much as I'd like to see Crimea, this is probably a huge amount of work.

The fact that they are calling it an alpha, and not a beta, should probably give some kind of indication of what state it is in :)

So the obvious thing is the missing tail. I guess that's plausible if weather conditions are decent. With that said though, the AI does not use advanced flight model, so what works for the AI and what works for the player is not always the same. But then again, an Israeli Air Force F-15 landed with one wing after a mid air collision in 1983. Is that realistic? :) http://theaviationist.com/2014/09/15/f-15-lands-with-one-wing/

Just messing around...

Haha! Please remind me, how many years has it been? Three? Four?

There's a lot of fuzz surrounding something called Nevada right now. I think LN might choose to announce when there's less noise to drown out their voices. After Nevada, I think the noise will be about Mirage 2000C. After that perhaps LN will be able to speak to us :)

MiG-21 manoeuvrability is closer to Mirage III. They are both stable aircraft and lack the agility of modern relaxed stability aircraft such as Mirage 2000.