IonicRipper

Everything seems fine on my end (using X52 and Pro Flight Rudders.)

I actually noticed that just now. I setup a mission with a few SEAD aircraft but did not get any indication the enemy SAM was destroyed. Actually didn't hear a word from them. This was in the Su-25 as well.

Sorry, not sure I understand...

I think its just so people can easily differentiate it from the Su-25T.

Is it possible to change a country's side without starting a mission from scratch? For example, Insurgents are on the red side. I would like to switch them back to neutral or maybe to the blue side. Is there an easy way to accomplish this?

+1

You could just buy the Su-25A for $15 as a standalone if you don't want to spend 50 bucks.

I think that is the reason not as much people are interested in the A, because there is already a full sim C version.

RAlt + H and RShift + H?

For some reason, when I install that campaign, I lose the stock one. Scratch that, got it. Thanks, mwd2.

I'm guessing that mod doesn't work for DCS World?

That is because ED is working on the ultimate solution for those FPS problems. Its a new graphic engine called EDGE.

Thanks, eurofor. That explains everything.

It seems like a strange reaction... If anything, the nose should point up, no?

I bought the standalone module of the Su-25. I'm not sure if this is the right forum to post this but here it goes... I noticed today when reaching speeds of around 900 - 1000 KPH, the nose starts to pitch down a lot. It takes a considerable amount of trim just to keep it level. Is this normal for the Su-25 or just a bug?

Can't decide between EDGE and Dynamic Campaign

Happy flying :)

When I bought the Su-25 module, I got the FC3 manual, not an individual manual specifically for the Su-25. Is this correct? EDIT: Just found this: http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=1829967&postcount=32 which seems like the correct Su-25 manual. That was not the manual I had after the update.

Only thing I can think of it to delete or move your su-25 folder in "C:\Users\<yourname>\Saved Games\DCS\Config\Input" (if you're using Win7.) The game will then rebuild the controls files when you start it up next time. Might help.

Most likely. But we don't have any official details yet.

Oh boy, you started it now, Wags! haha

I agree :thumbsup: Only flown it once and already loving it!

Scratch that. After seeing how much people were loving it, I just couldn't resist anymore :D

Still, you can definitely get your point across without being totally rude.

I assume you have "Easy Communications" ticked off in the gameplay options menu? First make sure you have the correct frequency for the FARP from the mission planner (click the T symbol, should show the frequency.) Next, make sure your intercom dial is on the right mode. If i remember correctly, 2 is for UHF radio and 3 for VHF AM. Third (and is where I think the problem is coming from) you have to use RAlt + \ to use the cyclic radio trigger for the radio to work correctly. Hope this helps!