Schmidtfire

Use the Layers Filter to declutter the map and select what symbols to display:

Twelve years of development and it reads like it might still be a year or two left on the journey to release... Hats off for the persistence and not giving up. Very impressed by the level of simulation of the Bo-105 you are trying to achieve

If this former MiG-29 pilot is to believed, the weapons computer on the Luftwaffe MiG-29 (9.12) would accept the ER and display the expanded WEZ. They put different simulator-plugs/data cards on the inboard missile rails to simulate both the 27R and 27ER.

Poor performance compared to what? I'm sure it will hold it's own against most Cold War aircraft currently in DCS.

Looks great, but no rush when there is no release date

S-21 was very much a real thing. In the video below you can see it briefly when a MiG-17 taxi past camera at the 0:25 seconds mark. Again in the air at 0:40. Launches of the S-21 are also shown.

Polish Lim-5/6 could be armed with 57mm S-5 rocket pods or bombs, so that would be nice as options now that we have a new map for the MiG-17F. Never heard about any S-24 capability. Sounds cool, but needs to be verified.

sdef_and_wave_list.txt can be found in the following directory: DCS World OpenBeta\Doc\Sounds\ It's a complete list of all necessary sounds + examples and a readme for "how to mod". But since the sounds of AV8BNA is unencrypted you can find all necessary sound and sdef files in DCS World OpenBeta\Mods\aircraft\AV8BNA\Sounds

Early F-16A would be awesome. But unlikely coming from ED as they usually have little interest to model older stuff.

There are currently issues with the RSBN on the Germany map: This is most likely not an ED/core issue an should probably be highlighted in the Magnitude 3 and Ugra Media sections.

A bit of a stretch but I think the following should also be added: F7 Såtenäs, ESIB Hasslösa flygbas, ESFH Råda flygbas, ESFR

To be fair, Heatblur is doing worse. The AJS-37 Viggen was released January 2017 and is still in Early Access

I found this very interesting study. Maps complete with SAM placement and coverage rings. DDR Strategic Air Defense: A Cold War Case Study https://geimint.blogspot.com/2008/08/ddr-air-defense-cold-war-case-study.html

In the end, it is not a good look and perhaps even triggering some refunds on Steam. Not all players know what causes the issue or if there's a workaround available. And I know at least two players that got so frustrated that they avoid using their HB modules. Any mention of a workaround is met by suspicion or "I rather play it safe than be sorry". That said. If nothing else can be done, so be it. I have not have any issues myself and I would use the workaround if needed

I own many games and it is not a standard procedure needing to exclude the game from the Antivirus in order to play. Perhaps a developer can explain more in detail, but this issue most likely stems from bad practices or an unconventional approach. I'm glad there's a workaround available, but a commercial 80(!) dollar product should not get flagged as malicious.