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Nothing out of ordinary most likely, because the browser may well show wrong values while it fetches data from the server, so I don't think this is anything worth looking at TBH. Just do a refresh and you're sorted. EDIT: And I think I've seen this before the last couple of patches too, so it's nothing new either.

You can't really say without evidence that something's lacking. Opinions are fine, of course, but they're just opinions. All WW2 single-engine fighters were gimmicky machines, but how hard each type really was differed wildly. If you compare, say, the Biffer and the Stang, you can expect the former to be a handful in comparison, because the landing gear track was narrow and the engine quite powerful for such a small plane. So taken this into account, how can you say something's lacking, or that the FM is immature without producing any evidence supporting your claim? PS. And yeah, I know, I do the same myself all the time. The thing is, they're all just worthless opinions regardless of who's the claimant ;)

Me neither, all recent versions have ran really well even on my aging POS computer. Did you guys delete your fxo and metashaders folders after patching?

And for us groundpounders, the Dora is an excellent stopgap while waiting for the Mossie. PS. And so is the Stang too, love that plane as well.

Cold starts only, unless I'm testing something and need to get flying fast.

Well if someone made, say, a fully-modelled and militarized Yak-40 transport I'd buy it immediately. Not a civvie airliner anymore and has a direct application to DCS in flying in supplies and troops, so there're no grounds for anyone to claim it shouldn't be made. Now whether such a module would sell is another question altogether though ;)

Yeah, a couple of engine cranks should do it.

I don't think so. Aircraft I fly in DCS are the Fw-190, Mi-8, L-39 and Yak-52, and none of them suffer from excessive ground friction or wheels / brakes stiction that I can notice.

Not for me. You sure you don't for some weird reason have the brakes always on or something?

Right, so I won't since I've no strong opinions about this one way or another. This OK to you, or should we tango some more?

Because they don't like your shouting and have better uses for their time anyway.

They could port some existing airliners over to DCS and add the DM. Anyway, the point is should they choose to do so it'd be their decision, not yours.

Damn the SOP, I turn it on just before takeoff if I need it :D No, you guys are absolutely right, it never hurts to turn it on unless you do it too early and the heater element burns out because there's no airflow. But flying the Hip f.ex. I usually stay NOE and only use the deicers / anti-icing if I need them, because I don't want anything unnecessary switched on. But yeah, with the P-51 I should probably do what you do and just turn them on before takeoff...

A16, it does work like that in DCS so no bugs there.

The Yak is a WIP and they said they're still going to work on it, so you can't really compare these yet.

Hmmm... OK. Didn't think about that since I'm a groundpounder and usually stay low and slow.

Not necessary at all. OAT goes zeroish and there's precipitation, yah, just turn it on to be on the safe side though.

Taking RL into account, it definitely is a factor. But never mind.

Well, this LOD thing has been broken for years, if not since the days of BS v1.0 already. Would love to see a fix myself, since spotting difficulties per se have never been a peeve of mine; if the enemy's any good, you SHOULDN'T be able to spot them immediately anyway. This from a viewpoint of a dedicated groundpounder, though. Ye fighter pooks may well disagree, and most likely will ;)

Well, you've got to admit there's just the tiniest grain of truth in this statement ;) That said, my biggest pet peeve is the interim LOD level objects disappearing and then magically reappearing as you get closer. This has been a problem for years already for me and if there's a fix, I've never heard about it. Is this a problem for anyone else?

Let a developer decide what DCS is supposed to do by giving them a free hand to develop what they want. Don't like it? Don't buy it. It's that simple really.

Just flew her yesterday in a turbulent and unstable dynamic weather with highish winds, no roll. Don't know if the alleged bug was fixed or not though, because I've never experienced this. Running the latest OB here.

No generic support though, i.e. no DX12 platform patch for Win7 in the works? Or am I, as usual, totally clueless?

Check the logs and try to find out then. Because ED most likely won't even comment on this since it's unofficial mods we're talking about.

#1 Stumped. No idea why your flaps behave that way, mine work 100% OK. #2 IIRC the blower switches automatically above 20000ft ASL, no need for you to do anything.