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DCS modules are discounted differently than 3rd party developer's modules..

The server is UP. I don't experience the constant stuttering as before.. what was the culprit eekz?

Yes, those are the reflections from environment, which are indeed overdone. Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk

It actually says that you have to type .\dcs_updater.exe (with ".\") as PS doesn't trust the commands from your current directory.

Did you manage to find the file? If so, open it in notepad and, using Ctrl+F, search for the words Height, Width and Aspect. Your resolution for example, should be Width = 1920, Height = 1080 and Aspect = 1.77777777778

The glass contains iron-oxide which gives glass the green hue, that means the thicker the glass the greener the hue, nothing special..

In ..\Saved Games\DCS.openalpha\config\options.lua modify the Height, Width and Aspect.

Same here, but it doesn't happen on all servers, which makes it weird..

I also notice constant stuttering regardless of what graphics settings I choose. As a matter of fact, I don't experience any of this on SP. Something is fishy..

The sounds are too noisy almost muffled, they should be crisp and clear. Also, the sound staging and sound position are not quite there.. Can this mode be used as a sound hack? Just curious..

The Spit is in alpha state.. these behaviours ARE exaggerated of course.

Are these issues addressed, at least internally.. just curious.

Buying 'any' product in its early alpha stage will also help ED from a business perspective. So it's a win-win situation from which everyone benefits in the end. Btw, any mini-updates on the 'subject'?

P-51 can hardly be called a fighter..

Check the USB xHCI and eHCI hands-off in BIOS/UEFI.

Check the trim forces on pitch axis and inverse them.

I personally dreamt about this kind of simulation since the '90s and when I first tried the black shark I instantly knew this was another kind of monster different from what I previously experienced. I would buy ED stock shares if I could.. and maybe ED should consider this hypothesis to expand its social capital. Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk

That's the spirit.

Moore's law, even if it's an observational law, is still valid today and probably will continue to be correct for a decade or two, but, as we can see Intel slowing down and changing the tick-tock model, we'll see new processors on the market at a significant slower pace than the '70s, as you mentioned. On the other hand, the programmers actually have the software tools to extract every bit of performance from any CPU or GPU, for that matter. So, be prepared to spend more on both hw upgrades and DCS modules, because this will be the 'not so far' future.. until they'll run out of atoms.. then we'll see.. Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk

Maybe some subliminal messages.. :)

Try setting the AF to 16x in Nvidia panel, together with setting the Texture filtering - Negative LOD bias to 'Clamp'. It should fix most of the shimmering. Edit: Setting the AA Transparency will also help getting rid of the 'blinking' fences.

Please paste your nvidia and game settings..

There is no such thing as 'too much compute power' when it comes to flight sims.

There is no 'solution' for this kind of 'problem' that you've tried to explain, only general guidance and hard flying discipline. 1v1 situations are very rare in a MP environment and, whenever you find yourself in this kind of engagement, you have to discern if you can commit to the fight or not, without losing the precious and vital 'E'. Strictly in 1v1 engagements, when the pilots are of the same skills, it will come down to who's better in flying its aircraft right at the edge of the flight envelope. If both pilots know what they're doing and the planes are quasi-similar in performance, then clearly it will be a draw. The discipline and team coordination are what made the pilots successful.

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