nickexists

I'm having a problem where different missions change my view settings. In particular there is a mission in the bs2 deployment campaign that has the view way too zoomed in and for some reason it has inverted tracker roll. Not sure if it's related but I have the proper neck mod installed.

That's pretty cool that that works. There's got to be another use for the laser in a-a mode or why would they have designed it that way?

I checked in the manual to see what CMBT ON/OFF was in the a-a mode of the tgp and it says that when set to on the laser is able to fire. I'm wondering though what the purpose is of the laser for air to air engagements?

On single player missions the wingmen seem to immediately know where everything is. I've been playing "defend Yankee base" and I can just tell the wingman to engage air defenses and he will have taken them all out with mavericks as soon as thev've gotten within range.

I'm not able to view your track right now but I would suggest downloading tacview and using that to figure it out.

I really wish they would just add a simple save function.

I wonder if it accounts for the slant angle to what you're looking at it or if it's just accounting for the distance to the ground and the zoom of the tgp.

With all the detail that's gone into flight models and avionics it'd be a shame if they didn't make enemies that at least encourage players to use the aircraft realistically.

I saw in a you tube video showing and a-10 doing a pop up attack on a sa6 that in the comments there were a few people saying that DCS is very unrealistic when it comes to "enemy behavior and capabilities". They referenced the fact that it's even possible for an a-10 to take out an sa10 or mig29. Everything I know about aviation and combat I've learned from dcs, so I was just wondering what other better informed people might think?

I've been looking through my tacview recordings and I've noticed a few times where AIM-120C missiles fired from AI F-15's have lost their original lock and ended up locking on to and killing friendly aircraft. Is this realistic?

Well here are the components that I'm planning on using, I thought I'd better post it here just to make sure I'm not making any stupid mistake. EVGA GTX760 Superclocked with 2GB i5-4670 WD Blue 1TB HDD 7200RPM Cooler Master Hyper N520 Corsair Vengeance 8GB RAM Cooler Master HAF 912 Mid Tower ASUS 24x DVD-RW drive ASUS Z87pro motherboard KingWin 750watt power supply

I've started looking at parts for a home built system. There are so many choices though that it's hard to decide. So far I'm thinking an i5 4670k with an nvidia 670, 8gb ram and a 7200 rpm hard drive. One thing that I can't figure out though is why there is nearly a 100 Dollar difference between the EVGA 670 and the ASUS 670, I'm kind of leaning towards the gigabyte gtx 670 just because it's in the midrange.

In that case does anyone have any recommendations for a desktop in the same price range, there are so many choices.

Thanks for the feedback. I was hoping for a laptop just for the convenience of mobility. But if the price difference is that dramatic I guess I should probably start looking towards desktop.

I'm planning on upgrading to a new laptop soon and I want to make sure to get something that will run DCS well. I have been using a Macbook Pro with 2.53 GHz core 2 duo and a NVIDIA GeForce 9400M with 256mb vram, and obviously I have been getting awful performance. I'm hoping to spend around 1000$ and definitely wouldn't go above 2000$ Does anyone have any recommendations. One laptop that I had looked at was the Lenovo Y510p. Thanks..

A lot of the mods posted here seem to be pretty old. Does anyone know of they would work for DCS World 1.2.4, i'm curious about the A-10c in particular.