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I'm super excited for this plane. Would be a day one buy for me for sure. One question though. I don't know much about the DCS engine. Why is creating a map such a big task? How come FSX is able to have the entire world? My guess would be DCS isn't very accurate?

Looking forward to this!!

What makes non-standard load outs non-applicable in dcs?

Oh how I wish we could get a su-25sm... Or a su-39...Would buy both in a heartbeat.

I was wondering if there was any possibility of implementing a barrel bomb? Such as those seen used by Syrian Air Force in the on going civil war. http://youtu.be/R_iYQlMw0r0?t=12s

That isn't the point of DCS.

I believe the Mi-28 goes along with the Apache.

Oh, okay. Thanks!

I have a question about the upcoming Nevada map. Why was Nevada chosen? Wouldn't a map of another a conflict zone be better? =\

Thanks, I'll try that. But I still think implementing this shouldn't be much of a hassle. =\

If there are units in the area, wouldn't the explosions kill them?

I started more artillery to missions for that same reason! It really does change a lot and it really helps the battlefield look like a battlefield. Just look back at old photos and videos of Grozny during the wars in the 90's. I hope a developer has seen this post. It shouldn't be too hard to implement something like this.

I posted this on reddit also, just thought I'd make a post here too. I was watching a few videos from the 2008 South Ossetia conflict and I realized that in a war, cities don't normally look like they do in DCS. So I thought, wouldn't it be possible to make different textures for cities? Then in the map editor you could select which texture you want to use for a city for a certain mission. That would certainly make things more interesting.