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Clever minds have solved it, by not wasting time introducing it in the first place.

If only we had a CH-53 in DCS :(

You're missing half of the simpit =D

Yes, you can simply delete any lines that you want and the rest will work appropriately. Thanks for finding that!

They used to be seperate .wav files that were in a common folder, I can't remember the exact path. Thanks Chic, I'm looking into that now.

Hi, I used to delete most of the sling loading voice assist files to prevent aneurysms, but I can't seem to find the .wavs anymore to delete them. Does anyone know where the sound files are hiding?

I was totally on board until the backwards flying xD

And we are so happy that you agree with what you think they decided. That means so much more to us than being able to comfortably fly the module with VR.

The throttle is fine but no I wouldn't buy the stick again. The VKB is much better. The TH grip is fine but the stick base kinda sucks.

If i had the money, I'd get one as well. Looks great. Looks like you'd get a sore neck, but it looks great :)

I would love to try that, just to get the feel for the real thing a teensy bit.

Yeah, that's not new. Try landing a helo on one of the elevators. There is always more work for ED to do.

FWIW I just recently updated my 1700X bios and there was a 4.0GHz preset OC, so I tried it and it is stable, whereas I only figured out how to get 3.8ish on my own. AMD's bios does seem to have the habit of getting a little better with age, so even if they screwed up with false promises, with bios updates maybe those chips will reach their advertised speeds? In case anyone is curious about the OC preset, I have an ASUS Hero VI.

According the the video, many 3000 series Ryzens aren't quite hitting their advertised boosts. Most only trail by 100MHz or less but it's still unfortunate optics for AMD, unless they can counter with how they got their results and it's legitimate. It's not really the crisis some would make it out to be, they are still great chips and great value, but AMD would have been better off avoiding this.

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