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I'm guessing he had their ghosts produce their fixes in the patch, then.

I feel you, dude. I was stuck on 1.5mb DSL until early 2021. My state put a lot of funding from both its own coffers and federal funds to upgrade out infrastructure. Now I have fiber. It's as if I have stood for my entire life and only now sat down.

Honestly, good deal. They go get their 40 winks in a comfy bed, wake up, check out if it's out, then just let it download as they go about doing their daily whatever, get home and bam. There it is.

Us right now be like

Yup, F-7s. I really wish we had one of those later mark J/F-7s. Still, if he's just writing his scripts and having them narrated in AI? My advice is to skip that last step. Just let it roll with your own voice. Us Fishbed nerds will love it, regardless. We'll stop and play back as much as we need to. Sure, there's guys who aren't as well-spoken in English as someone like Bundal, but I'd still listen to them go on and on about the Fishbed.

Decent sized co-op events are pretty fun. No interest in player vs. player because I do not care to deal with the egos of people who have have 0 real stick time.

I'm not sure I'd trust the claims of an individual using an AI voice over.

I can't recall specifics, honestly. But, big defense contractors are usually clumsy things in this regard. They don't so much see intention, they just see that it happened.

And one of DCS' few oopsies involved them and the RB-15.

I'm laughing, but I guarantee you I'll do the same dunderhead thing at some point.

MiG-29, F-4E.

What good is showing off backend work? I mean, I guess some people might like seeing an ocean of code?

It really is. One party is completely at fault, one is the poor innocent victim, and they can't be convinced otherwise. There's nothing more pathetic than middle aged men playing pretend journalist in regards to a niche video game. If it vexed me so much, I'd just quit and not think about it anymore.

It's pretty great! Once they fix some of the annoyances, this is one of their best releases. I may grab the F-15C MSIP after all. Definitely when they get around to the FF Su-27S.

Not really, it doesn't bother me one bit. I just want consistency, be it in metric or imperial. I'll fly it by the numbers either way. You really don't need to learn the imperial units, you just fly it by the assigned speeds in that unit.

It better be removable. I don't want my ground crew getting sticky fingers.

Agreed, I just want cohesion in the environment of the cockpit. The issue isn't so much that it's in metric or Imperial units, the issue is that it's a mix. I'd be surprised if an actual 9.12 had such a mix as a Soviet line bird. Sure, the MiG-29Gs were in Imperial, but we don't have a G.

This is the most important change needed for the F-35. I honestly see the F-35 as a means to find major platform updates. It has to be better than it is now.

So, the MiG-21's cockpit color varies quite a bit between individual airframes. It's always some hue of blueish green. But, they always just used whatever paint they had on hand at depots for that purpose and it was never totally uniform across the various fleets. And this was during the Soviet days, let alone the various modernization programs throughout the 90s until recent. They'd mix it close as they could and call it good. So, there really isn't a singular 'definitive' cockpit color. There was a number of hues utilized.

It's been quite a spell, but a huge milestone has passed. So, it's a good reason to be positive!

Fishbed touchdown.webm

https://magnitude-3.com/2022/06/01/2022-summer-update/ Wishing to fulfill our promise to overhaul the MiG-21bis, we have began preparations for this massive undertaking. Once the Corsair is released and completed, we will be able to give it all the needed attention. In recent months we have expanded our library, which now comprises twice as many manuals and technical documents as it originally did. This will allow us to simulate some of the systems in a manner not possible at a time the module was released. Furthermore, our head of the research department has taken a few trips to the museums in Poland and Germany to gather a large collection of pictures of the MiG-21s, with an intention to use them for recreation of the 3d model and textures through photogrammetry. There is no question, that in order to provide the best visual quality, we need to take advantage of all newest technologies. This technologies in turn give us an opportunity to turn things that were previously impossible, into a reality. Straight from the devs. Corsair is out. All we can do is wait, now.