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I love it soooo much!

:) I was comparing the skill, not deer and airplane. :thumbup:

Oh thank You. :-))))

There is no advice in the whole world, which will help You to win the dogfight. Just try and try and kill the bastard. Trade Your energy for whatever You currently need and get Your nose on him. Forget turning rates, engines power and such bullsh**. Do everything to get him out of the skies. Dogfight is about instincts and not about technique. Just know Your airplane and nothing can stop You from taking the opponent down. And watch the tracks in DCS. Soon You will realize, where You made mistake...just shoot, shoot and shoot...during every opportunity. The enemy will get in the way of Your bullets one day. :thumbup:

Everything starts and ends with the pilot's skill. If You are a good hunter, You will kill the deer with a bare bow. If not, You are not gonna get him even with the latest high-tech rifle. :-)

Thank You.

Everything mentioned is there. I even have static IP. I just don't understand, why is it so complicated to connect to a friend, when all other games are doing fine. And why it works one day and it doesn't the other day. :-)

Why or why is this such a rocket science?

Chlebakus just needs to know, how to ensure, that everytime You create a game, the rest will see it in the servers list and will be able to connect to it. Because this is a little bit faulty sometimes. For two hours it works and than it just doesn't work all of a sudden. No change in routers settings, connection etc... It wasn't about making some sort of bypass around internet connection and still play multiplayer. So is there some rule of thumb for creating games in DCS Multilplayer? :-) Maybe some "must have" router settings and such things.... Thanks.

This is awesome. Thanks!

YouTube! :-) RalfiDude has a very nice ILS landing video for A-10. Some good hints, nicely described......a tak dál a tak dál. :-)

TRUE

I think this is not complete truth. :) There are needles and bars on the ADI (both for localizer and glide slope) and yes, these are for ILS navigation, when You are set for ILS approach. So if the bars don't move, when he has PTR switch in ABLE position, right ILS frequency, approaching at the correct runway heading and You are within the ILS beacon range, there is something wrong. :thumbup:

Hi. For me...no need for rudder pedals. You can learn everything with patience. No controls setting will help You by some miracle to control this beast. It´s all about practice and patience. Hope You will enjoy it soon. It´s very satisfying when the chopper does exactly what You want.

L-39 will be great anyway. Thanks for info.

Our language is ok....the rest is weird. :smilewink:

Angličtinu mrdej. :thumbup:

I'm one of them! :)

Yes...buy it. And no, no english cockpit. Documentation is not ready yet. I know it's already a year, but....there is nothing we can do about it. :-)

:-D

Launch traler is a little misleading, when it's not released yet, but it's very nice. :-)

Looks funny, but this is the ultimate truth, when it comes to landing with Mi-8. The rest is unsignificant. :thumbup:

Great skills.

Good news. Thanks.

I have to agree with NeilWillis.