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Almost every server has it's own dedicated teamspeak server. You can usually find the adress in the server briefing.

You can't use ED site keys on steam! You have to wait for steam release

You shouldnt have to enter the serial codes after an update, weird.

if you would be able to change the missions, you would be able to redistribute them. So no, you can't edit them. I would like to see co-op too though

I really think that's something they should add.

104th is a public multiplayer server. Almost all aircraft can be used in their missions. It's one of the most visited and stable multiplayer server.

I'm always looking for people to fly with. So if you wan't to ( try to :music_whistling: ) wreck people on the 104th server or some formation flying on the acrobat server send me a pm. I'm in a different timezone though, but i fly a lot at night.

These days they choose the option which suits the shooter best. I think they use FN F2000's with the ejection port at the front for left hand shooters in the dutch army (not sure though). OT: I would however try to train yourself using a right handed stick. There are not many left handed options out there. I am left handed myself, but luckely i was used to using right handed controlers from a young age, so i never had any trouble.

Its probably your router that is causing problems. Static ip is the way to go

Not the right model su-27. Furthermore I think there are a lot of su-27 pilots that will destroy f-15's left and right.

Ill get in touch on teamspeak. I was a bit annoyed because there was no admin :)

ED doesn't have the sale on their website yet.

Spawn as a pilot in a building with map on the wall where you can do mission planning. Then walk to your aircraft and load the mission files to the aircraft computers. Npc's prepping your aircraft with the weapons you selected during mission planning while you are walking to it. Dreams

I want a Hawk

I suspect there will be another christmas sale. I got all modules on the last sale :) Hope you are doing well.

I have a tm warthog and it's great. It did have some problems aswell, but most of them have been fixed in the newer models (Problems with bad grease etc). I thought about buying a saitek x-55, but i am glad i didn't. Im reading about all kind of problems: drivers not working properly on windows 7/8, general build quality and button layout. The warthog has it's problems aswell though: - Price - You need rudder peddals - I would really recommend an extension for more precission.

Troop, cargo transport and pilot rescue are the first that come to mind. Maybe light attack roles, but the engine is better at simulating larger scale attack roles in my mind. Im not an expert on this at all by the way. Just making some suggestions.

This is what I found. Not sure If its good information. - "pusk" (launch): releasing any guided or unguided weapon - "ushla"/"poshla" ("gone"/"gone away"): refers to a rocket/missile (feminine) released - "sbros" (release): emergency drop of tanks, bombs or other munition. Unlike in Lock on, seldom if ever used when releasing live bombs ("pusk" would be more appropriate). - "nebo" (sky): I am looking/focusing on an appropriate air target (on radar or or visually) - "zemlya": I am looking for an appropriate ground target - "vizhu tsel' ": target in sight - "poshel" (go): order or confirmation to engage - "rabotayu" (I'm working on): engagement clear and weapons ready to release. All these words can be combined with the unit's internal slang, codewords and situational context. E.g. "belaya poshla" ("white gone") can mean a live semi-active missile release, while "krasnaya poshla" ("red gone") can mean a training round electronic launch (dummies are typically painted bright red). What I read was that there isn't an official brevity, but again, I don't know myself

I know it's ai only. I just think it looks so good and i really would like to fly it. Since we see clues in everything these days....

I need that F-15E to be flyable. That would just be sick. Noone else wondering about all those F-15E screenshots? Let's speculate :D

The Asus z-97A is a fine motherboard even for overclocking. You might get a bit better results with a maximus hero for example, but i don't think it will matter much (i do have a maximus board but that wasnt a choice made based on logic but just because i wanted one). For SLI i would say the powersuply wattage is fine. You never want to run your PSU at 100%. Furthermore the 970 tends to overclock very well and that might be something you want to do and that increases wattage drawn. A 256GB ssd is faster than a 128GB ssd, but i don't think you will notice a difference. Since the price off the 128GB ssd's is almost a perfect 50% in comparison to the 256GB ssd's you could go double 128GB. Though i have a single 256GB and there isnt a real benefit to two 128GB ssd's without running RAID which isnt something you need for your purpose.

Let's give it a shot. Thank you for doing this for us xaoslaad and thank you VEAO for the hawk and extra copy giveaway.

I never really set the rudder trim. The way I do it is to hold back the stick (very important) and slowly! Increase thrust. Hold a bit of right rudder to avoid going of the runway. When reaching around 90mph I slowly bring the stick back to the middle. A bit of right stick can also help.

Quality parts. All good. You don't need a 850 watt powersupply though, but maybe you wan't sli? I run more or less the same build on a 550 watt powersupply

It is not a standalone when you have fc3. The su-27 standalone is the same one as the fc3 version except you don't get the other aircraft. Al su-27 missions have been added to the fc3 version as well.