Strikeeagle345

apologies, 20-25 shouldnt be too bad. I do that and never get the break X when guns are in CCIP. What altitude are you rolling in at?

35 deg is way too steep. come in more shallow.

Well we had some guy drilling it into us for the past 6 months. :thumbup:

Thanks IceFire. I will be watching this later on this evening.

Open Beta first. Once Open beta is considered stable, and bugs have been worked out, it will get moved to Stable. Example. The Open beta update on December 21st didn't get moved to stable until the end of January. One, due to the holiday break, and two there were a lot of issues in the Open beta so it took several weeks to work them out before they could move to stable.

Does it really happen that quick????

No body else noticing this?

oh. Yeah, I don't think the HMD is synced with those. Brightness is controlled with the HMD knob.

What Day / Night / Auto mode are you talking about?

Isn't the JHMCS controlled via the brightness knob used to turn it on?

:megalol:

please.

Mr. Poopypants BUAHAHA

Good luck and have fun.:thumbup:

GBUs only use EFUZ. MFUZ is no longer used. Watch this video for the update info and how to's biCzBuPh5DM

think last they said, for current builds for testers and contributors, it was around 4gb.

the second you leave the deck. Touch nothing until you leave the deck, then immediately take control and bring up the gear and flaps.

With a comment that ignorant, it has to be sarcastic. HAS TO BE, right?:(

Open Beta updates are scheduled for every other week. Next Wednesday the 13th and 27th will be the next OB patches. Granted, there is always the possibility for hotfixes in between. Stable updates on the opposite Wednesdays (today would be one)

Yeah, its better. I guess time will work it out as Alex gets closer.

That is all i have. Found it on the Tomcat Alley Discord a while back. Sorry.

hope that helps.

So True.

I can tell it is still slightly off.

Yes, they are referring to "Naval Air Training and Operating Procedures Standardization" or the Flight manual. NAVAIR stands for Naval Air Systems Command who make it and publish I believe.