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Hopefully that would fix things, this server used to be the best, now I can enjoy maybe 1 hour of play time before I go to bed. I wake up it's night time until 21:30 or 22:00 my time (GMT+3) when the sunrise. Again please don't take that as complaining, this is just honest feed back my friend o7

Alpen sorry again to bother you, any success into having daylight only mission, I mean I am the only one not lucky to have it mostly at night when it's online?

It's been a tough week for the server ;)

yes I concur

You're quite right, sorry that wasn't the intention :pilotfly:

I think you have to work with your attitude a bit MC. Not everyone gonna agree with you in life, it's ok, just move on.

amen

:thumbup:

I like both idea. I prefer the first one because of helo's infantry deployment aspect of it, however I notice quite a few A 10 and Su 25 drivers on the server and putting them out of the equation is maybe not the best solution. It's your call. So answer 1st ( with Su25 and A10)

Are we still talking about 3rd gen and before?

Call me weird but for me that what I love about the F-5E that we have, it is simple with no bling bling. It fly good, keep her in trim and you wont need an autopilot, she's agile but yet a stable platform that offer a great visibility. Noting like very low formation flying in the mountains with the smoke puff when coming out of the burners, those wing flex and the little "tomp" sound when the gear door close, just for that It's worted the 60$

Really? I have a simple GTX1080 I am maxed out and most time I am in the mid 100's range @ 4K resolution (3840x2160) plus a support monitor at 1080p.

Same problem with a SSD and it's only on multiplayer and kinda new, some are long enough to make you crash if you're on the deck

Hi would to offer a suggestion. To help turning the map it would be fun to use carefully deploy Anti tank and AA infantry with helo's. When the map is at night we have NVG on those.

If it's relevant the Nevada map as been out for more then a year and still not on Steam. Maybe transferring DCS out of Steam and play it as a stand alone will be a good idea, All aircraft and modules come years on DCS before it's on Steam

You saw but have you read it?

That would explain why 15 hrs out of 24 are at night. Hopefully soon you'll get your answer about the server crash problem. Thanks for the input

Hi we are Saturday 10 am in Europe, noon for me over here, big weekend off. The server is at night, will it be possible to have it reset for a day time please, so we can all enjoy this server today. Thanks

+100 ^^^ I remember that day, I mean week

Not a problem :thumbup:

Nope Although the L/60 was later replaced in production by the L/70, it remained in front-line service well into the 1980s. In most cases, these were the ground anti-aircraft versions, as a suitable replacement in this role did not come along until the introduction of truly effective MANPADS missiles in the 1980s. In United States Army service, the M19 Gun Motor Carriage was replaced by the M42 Duster, using the same turret but based on the chassis of the M41 Walker Bulldog tank. The L/60 saw active service with the Argentinian and British Navies in the 1982 Falklands War and continued to be used into the 1990s, when it was replaced by modern 20-mm and 30-mm artillery. The L/60 Bofors fitted to the Kingston-class coastal defence vessel HMCS Nanaimo The Canadian Forces also used Bofors on their surface fleet, but removed the guns in the late 1980s when they were considered to be outdated. Bofors continue to be the main armament of the Kingston-class coastal defence vessel, although the navy is in the midst of a search for a suitable replacement.[3] Twin L/60 dismounted from an Argentinian corvette which saw service during the Falklands war As of August 2006, the French navy uses L/60s on more than twenty ships (patrols and auxiliaries). Ships of the Norwegian and Icelandic Coast Guards continue to use the 40mm Bofors gun. The L/60 continued in use in the Irish Army until recent years, when it was retired in favour of the radar-controlled L/70. The Irish Naval Service P20 class retained L/60s on board as their main weapon until the 1990s but were rearmed with L/70s. The last remaining P20-class patrol vessel, (LÉ Aisling) due for decommissioning in 2016, is now the only vessel fitted with the L/70. Two retired L/60s can be seen adjacent the square in Sarsfield Barracks, Limerick. The last 40 mm/60 Bofors in service with the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) were used as the main weapon aboard the Fremantle-class patrol boats, and for training purposes at the West Head gunnery range at HMAS Cerberus.[14] These were removed from service during 2007; Bofors were used aboard almost every RAN ship to operate between the 1940s and the 1990s.[14] As of 2012, the L/60 is still in use by the military of Brazil, Paraguay and Taiwan.

I know :(

Do you think it is possible that because it's a winter map the period of darkness are longer, like it is for real? Since 8am this morning try to log in and at is 18:15 now at still pitch black.

If it's that simple to do this with few units that my inter lap , we have noting to worries about the future, we're in good hands :thumbup:

Well to be fair I think it was. Perhaps I miss read him but from my angle, noting he have said, was wrong, misleading or false, it was his point of view, he made some good point and it was delivered in a polite and constructive way. Again this is my understanding of it's post and from the non native English speaker that I am :thumbup: