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thank you!

Uf, true

You are fast!

Wow! Looking good, thank you for doing this

Will you be updating the cockpit too?

Thank you both for all the time you have invested into this. Rest assured, there are many, many of us who enjoy it and highly appreciate your work.

@Admiral189 take care, I'm sure it will work out for you just well. Don't be scared, alternative is pain....

It will go with Germany map like cream with coffee. Thank you for doing it

There are too many things out of sync in DCS right now. If you try to make DCS more of a "game", you should start introducing more things that bring life into sim, like quick missions with full lively airport. Maybe the dynamic campaign will do that. We don't know. There are planes without proper maps (F-86, MIG-15, F-4...), there are things missing (AMEDooley gave quite a complete list of that). If you are thinking of pissing off "rivet counters", you have already done that. And expecting that basically Russian company will get full access to F-35 systems is simply laughable, sorry. You either decide to have two different products - one light, one full package, then tell us. Just don't mix two extremes together, because it seems you are slowly loosing crowd. Been with you from Flanker and LOMAC days

As fir the map, I hope we will see balkans map, but I'm sure Vietnam is coming

Wooooow, thanks

I'm not talking about mission creation. Quick start - airfield deserted, nothing moving anywhere, there should be more life by default. Like option "populate airport" or something like that. We have been asking for this from very start....

There should be more substance, I'm a bit fed up with sandbox DCS with no life

If you land and break the rotorblades and manage to remain on skids, parts of broken blades hover in the air

Whoa!

I don't know...its quite simple I guess...EA is beta testing and all of us who purchased a module in EA are playing with fire. What ED needs to do (if they don't have it in place already) is to set certain limiters to what degree of functionality one accepts module to be "complete". The parameters to that state need to be clearly presented when module is released in EA. Nobody is pushing any of us into purchase of modules, be it "completed" or EA. Also, I think nobody can demand of developers to make 100% copy of the aircraft they are developing...The only thing which is making pain is the fact, that majority of us purchase module and terrain in EA to support the developer (if I'm guessing by my motives) and if that trust is broken it is difficult to get it back. Razbam has reacted like offended 12-year kid, and ED has not been clear on what is going on. OK, it seems it is legal dispute between two companies, but the trust what both of you are loosing right now. Am I going to purchase more things in EA? Probably yes, but not likely anything from Razbam any more.

I'll take a wild guess here, but bet my money they use robotic testing on daily basis, as the complexity of interactions probably prohibits manual testing.

https://www.keilir.net/static/files/conferences/cvs/anatoly-kvochur-keilir-session-7.pdf

I once went to Klagenfurt (Austria) Air show in 1996. It was well after end of flying part of day one, very late afternoon, almost evening. We knew Kvochur was to perfrom next day, so some of us waited and waited....untill almost an hour there he came. Two ship formation, first one landed, but Anatoly's red-white-blue Gromov research institute Su-27 continued low level over the runway and gave us a short aerobatic-ballet dance. I have never seen such smooth flying, seemles transition from manouvre to manouvre, no effort, like he was not flying but wearing the Flanker... To this day my hair stands up remembering that magnificiant sight we were given. Thank you Anatoly and calm skies....

Masters of the Air is utter bull***. Bad, unconvincing CGI, american flag waving, the fact, that it is impossible to attach to any (totaly bland and unconvincing) character....after few episodes and fast forwarding the rest, I re-watched whole BoB in one night, just to wash that bollocks out of my system. And I was so looking forward this one...

Oh man, ft ft ft ft ft ft ft

I like how this has become somehow a gift for the end of the year (or beginning, depends on your optics) - the beyond video, that is. I'm over 50, but was waiting this video like a child thank you.

thank you for taking time and effort for this video presentation. And Lanc of course

Cuban, I'm so happy to be able to see your progress in modelling and coding over the years. You've made tremendous journey my friend!