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So thats your definition of highly requested? 4 forum members in a one year life span.

Its the Syria map.

Now https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/shop/modules/viper/

https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=3923003&postcount=5

Syria map and Persian Gulf as far as I can tell.

And your ignorance is mind-boggling.

A-4 Skyhawk pilot J.R. Starch gives us a walkaround of both the A-4 and TA-4 models. These aircraft are some amazing airplanes and have one of the fastest roll rates. - 59 minutes long

Roger roger.. and thank you for the early heads up :thumbup:

Ive always thought the Falcon name was quite fitting though, and it wasnt until I roamed the halls of DCS, that I came across the Viper name. Initially I thought some of the later blocks were called Viper.

I am very glad to hear this, thank you :thumbup:

Like the Warthog, I mean, Thunderbolt II? Im a fan of the Fighting Falcon name too, but Im really not bothered by it being called Viper as forum title.

One part where I think the A-10C really shines, is in its HOTAS/system control design. Its so intuitive and clever once you know it, and you never (or rarely) take your hands off in combat. F-18 and Harrier dont shine in this way, they are much more DDI/MFD heavy, and you have to be hands of a lot more. So, where does the 16 slot in this aspect? As clever as the A-10C, or more like the McDonnell guys?

These days they ought to be called U.R.O. Unidentified Rendered Objects.

2D/3D artist tend to squeeze a few percent over their budget, and each model becomes the new standard. Just natural evolution :). Size doesnt matter, complexity does. But cockpit complexity wise the F-16 looks rather similar to the F-18, so I wouldnt expect much difference.

Like a good cheese :)

Fear

Hear hear :thumbup:

Will it?

The message is: And for the Hornet it was: Difference not being release period, but a price.

I'll just create mine when time comes, cause its the classic black nosed 16A Block 1. - The one in the photo here is the first F-16 to be delivered.

Any news on this?

+1

Check this post by Wags: https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=241132

And December 22nd is the last day of autumn, and the Wednesday leading up to that is December 18th. So count on that and ho ho ho :santa:

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