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Vista 64bit. Haven't used 32bit binaries at all.

Fighter Bomber on C-64

It's not. They initially wanted to use Il2 engine, but they've developed their own instead.

What happened to Ka-50? Can't see it on the list. :music_whistling:

:megalol:

http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/03/31/creators-of-arma-2-announce-take-on-helicopters/ I'm interested. Hope it's something like spiritual successor to Search and Rescue...

I see what are you doing. You're trying to derail the thread! Now, back to topic. :pilotfly: ;)

I know that, just joking :thumbup:

Is it a confirmation? :music_whistling:

I believe they have a good laugh at the moment. Bring F-18c on!

Cool, one of my favorite features of RoF :) Hope Ka-50 will get those too.

You don't have to make an account to track twitter posts, it's possible to add Twitter to any Feeds reader. http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/108614450.rss

I hope it will be compatible with both Ka-50 and A-10C...

http://twitter.com/#!/eagledynamics/status/48139500085448704

Over Flanders Fields is a CFS3 (yes, I know) mod with external campaign engine and it's really something special.

Carrier ops are the point of having F/A-18.

You don't have to own everything. Base product is already playable full game. I don't have any addons for Railworks yet, but I play it from time to time, and it's fun. Same thing with FSX - I buy planes I like, and sceneries I want to have. I'm very surprised ED haven't released additional DLC yet - I'm talking about campaigns and maps. I'd gladly pay ED for example 20 or 30 bucks for a quality Afghanistan, Iraq or Korea terrain compatible with both DCS modules.

There is no A-10C on the list, so I assume it's slightly outdated.

Admit it, you can't hover :D

I guess he'd be right: http://simhq.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/3205040/Re_Developer_Interview.html#Post3205040

fixed :music_whistling:

:thumbup:

Who needs fighters anyway. :music_whistling:

That's my point, I thought it would be good if the planes would be kind of module plugged into a world engine - like in RoF, il2, FSX, etc. I'm curious why ED took different path than other simulation developers.