Vitormouraa

Please see what Cunctator said above; "Will this be a general engine improvement". Example: Cooling system. New technologies being developed for the Yak-52 could be applied to older modules in order to make them more accurate or improve the existing features.

I wonder if this could be applied to the DCS: P-51D too...

Well, you didn't get the point so let's move on. :) It's fine.

With all due respect, I really don't care. It's 2.5, one of the most important updates of all time. We've been talking about the great merge since NTTR was released, having to live with two clients is very annoying, and ED knows this very well, that's why they are working hard to release 2.5. Having to wait an extra time in order to download 2.5 doesn't mean anything to me, compared to the years that we've been waiting for the merge. :)

Same, I already deleted 1.5 and 2.2. I am (impatiently :D) waiting for the 2.5 to come out. I guess next week or so!

Cool, you can kinda compete with the Hornet now ;) Oh wait we will work together. :D

I wish it could be released this week... that would be amazing.

Agreed. I haven't been able to feel any difference. (Except the TGP display when using TGP obviously).

What cost $59 in 2010 would cost $68.21 in 2017. Also, if you were to buy exactly the same products in 2017 and 2010, they would cost you $59 and $51.34 respectively. Source: https://westegg.com/inflation/infl.cgi

You mean Caucasus in general? ;)

Completely the opposite here - and your machine is much better than mine. ;) 2.2 is more stable to me, tho the FPS don't reach a very high number sometimes (compared to 1.5), it stays where it is, it's more stable and 10x more beautiful. Stuttering is a problem though, but I'm planning on buying an SSD to run decently. MP is a bit different, however.

I spoke to a few Hornet pilots (a few months back tbh) about A/G radar and ground clutter. And one of them flew Lot 20 (same model as ED's one). When it comes to A/G targets, the A/G radar isn't used for that, since the ground clutter makes it very difficult or nearly impossible to identify and track small targets on the ground with the radar. They'd use optical sensors instead, for searching, tracking and target designation. A/G radar is actually used for mapping and terrain reconnaissance. So my suggestion is to not expect something like an AESA radar, or anything like that where you can see everything :D You're probably going to be interested in using the radar to find big targets, such as buildings, runways, airplanes on the ground, stuff like that.

The article was published yesterday though. And well, my birthday is in March so I am accepting a Hornet as gift :D :D (j/k)

And it's lighter. Drag index is probably smaller. No, ED isn't going to make the Litening pod for the Hornet.

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GORGEOUS! Nice job.

Shame I can't give you a +rep for this post. I agree.

My comment was based on Matt's post. :P

Doesn't mean it will be released at the end of Spring. We might see it before, if we are lucky enough ;)

Oh man that's not good. I hope to see you back in DCS soon. Hornet is coming out!

three words: ain't gonna happen :D