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Do you think that technology from the 80s is still classified in Sweden? Wow! I love the fact we are getting a ground attack aircraft with a working radar, I even prefer this version over the fighter version because of it being original in its role to DCS, but I'd love to the the JA as well.

Although I can't stand Tyler Rogoway and his racism/patriotism/tabloid way of writing, this article is interesting. I never came to know that the huge tail folded down. http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/6237/saabs-viggen-could-stick-a-landing-and-takeoff-again-like-no-other-fighter

Is there any chance you guys would start to develop a mid-80s version of the JA-37C when the AJS gets full release? That would me more interesting than a JA-37Di with AMRAAMs and a FC3 layout that you were thinking of as a possibility. I do not want to sound like I'm demanding anything, I just want to know if you had contemplated the idea before! Thanks! Regards, V

Nevermind, I just saw the video in a bigger screen. :lol: Is that last sound related to the RWR?

Nice stories. I've read about the brit flying the Viggen before. On the other hand, the Su-15 story sounds sad; RIP Soviet pilot.

Cobra, does the HUD give any heading, speed and altitude info? I've failed to see any!

Keep it aliveeee

If you don't like the topic, you can just stay away from it. Nobody is pushing you to leave a hostile note here, nor to show passive aggressiveness.

I can see myself listen to that, skimming the top of scandinavian trees looking at the sea full of anti aircraft missiles and dodging them while trying to get a solution for the anti ship missiles... :pilotfly:

Thanks for your answer Cobra. :thumbup:

I've reached mission 5 only and I can already say that the campaign is amazing. I have seen no combat so far, but the environment and how the tension grows mission after mission is just amazing! Great work! If you ever need a voice actor for any of your future campaigns, I'd be more than happy to assist!

Of course is not adding anything to the flight model itself, but is a nice detail to think about. And frankly, knowing these guys, they pay attention to every single detail. It adds a little bit on top of the whole thing, think about it as a garnish in a meal. Now, if you eat the garnish, you are having serious issues my friend. :thumbup:

Cobra, you just spoke like Yoda!

That video is THE sh*t!!!! Awesome work! I was wondering the same about the cockpit lightning. Is it possible to have a sneak into it or it is still WIP?

PS: I expect something like the soundtrack of Kung Fury coming out :lol:

I know this is the least of the worries about the module itself, but I've been curious: have you chosen any music for the module itself? If so, could we have a sneak peek into it? :D

The ideal scenario would be to have the same map as the legendary DID Super EF200. But that map is huge for DCS standards (I really hope someday we could get something like that up and running). There are several options on a mini map: Nordkapp, Gotland or the area in between seem to be suitable and not terribly big. The plus that we have is that area of Europe is not densely populated, as well as most of the surface of the map would be water, which simplifies the modeling a lot IMHO. (Looks way easier than my dreamed scenario: Fulda Gap)

Alright, by the time I posted this the question hasn't been asked. :)

Cobra, do you have any idea if the manual will be available before the release of the Beta? And if that's the case, any guess about the date? I'd like to dissect that manual before I get hands on/ Cheers!

Any word on the manual being released before the module?

Don't let the poll die! Red Storm Rising lovers, this is for you.

I won't be able to attend due to conflicting work schedules. I'm really sorry as this was going to be my first tournament. Whoever fills my slot, enjoy the fight and hood hunting :)

Ultimate trolling :lol:

Welcome to the expensive and bankrupcy-leading world of Flight Simulation. :lol:

Breaks work. Just configure it properly and it'll do.