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Oh, gentlemen! I'm so glad to hear your feedback! Thank you so much! Right now, I'm in the final testing of the OUTPOST A-10CII sequel, and I can't wait for you to check it out! This is Wingman, the leader is you. Based on your description, the Colt 1-2 likely missed its target. And the safety trigger was triggered. Thank you, I'll test it and fix it.

Yes, sir. I'm sorry you encountered this issue. It was already resolved in yesterday's DCS update. https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/news/changelog/ It was related to an Apache that, for some reason, refused to take off from Al-Tanf. It was part of a task, so the triggers couldn't bypass it. It's now fixed. Update and try again.

Thank you for your feedback! Yes, unfortunately, the AI is very capricious. In this mission, you can destroy all targets for your leader – this will continue the mission. I'm re-examining its behavior, but such AI actions are impossible to fix. It freezes while approaching the target. It's likely searching for a combat direction or waiting for the target to stop. During testing, this issue occurred 2 out of 10 times.

Sorry for the late reply. I tested mission 5, and yes, there's no radar, and the missiles are useless. I probably made this mistake during the numerous changes after the Apache updates; I should have added radar. I'll fix it and try to add it in the next DCS update.

No, you can approach. The trigger is tied only to time. Enjoy the game!

Thank you!

Hi! Lately, the AI has been demanding more and more attention to flight details. It's likely that the Blackbird really didn't complete its task completely. The mission is designed so that your task should continue regardless. 75 percent - you're likely engaging the convoy too long. The mission gives a set amount of time for each task - 14-17 minutes, sometimes more. I'll test it and fix it. Thanks for your feedback. I'm glad that despite the capricious AI, you were able to continue and complete the mission.

Gentlemen! Thank you for your congratulations!

Gentlemen! Thank you for your congratulations and your wishes! It was very nice of you!

Hello to all the few players of my campaigns. I became a father twice! My daughter was born, and I'll be busy for the next couple of weeks. We will update several campaigns in the nearest or next DCS update. Enjoy the game. Sorry if I don't respond to your forum inquiries right away. A little later, we prepared Part 4 of Outpost, a continuation for the A-10CII. And work continues on the MiG-29 Volkrum training campaign for the Cold War map, with a continuation on the Afghanistan map. Work is also underway on the Crew-Part 2 campaign for the Syria map and any DCS helicopter of your choice.

Um, I'm not sure you're heading in the right direction. This is technical support for the Outpost campaign. Mission 4 - ALARM STATE In this mission, you have a radar and the option to change weapons at the beginning of the mission. I just checked.

Hey! I agree, it looks strange. The radar should be installed in all missions. I'll check and fix it, thanks.

Have a good game!

Let me know if you encounter this problem or any other! I'll be happy to help. Have a nice game!

Hi! I'm testing it right now. Pusher is your call sign. You're Carter's wingman. Carter is Gatling 11 You are Gatling 21 To find him, you can create a request in TSD. DATALINK PRESET1-GAT. L1. FM2 SC. Call signs on the network correspond to the first letter of the call sign and its number. Gatling 1-1 is G-1, etc. I tested it. The Leader has taken up orbit directly above the base. And he's waiting for you to approach him. The Leader's helicopter is indestructible. However, in DCS, it can sometimes crash or sink in water. In any case, use the F10 map, and you'll find him. -In most missions, you will be in the role of a wingman. Your flight lead will enter a holding orbit and wait for you after takeoff over WP1 or before returning to base. If you hear the command from your flight lead — 'Rejoin,' proceed with closing in. To ensure he continues on the route, close to within 200-300 feet.