SorelRo

I'm sure this is related to how ED is writing the results of the missions. But I don't have any control over it, or pinpoint it to anything on my end. I keep asking and they keep telling me they will look into it. @BIGNEWY @NineLine an update would be more than welcome.

Thanks, I told the ED guys, waiting for an answer.

Damn, you can play the missions one by one, it sucks it is like this. I'll bug them again.

Is it still stuck în your end? Can't progress to the next mission?

It's a NAVAID fix in case you have the DCS GPS attached to the aircraft, to ease your navigation, but on this, you should do it by compass and RSBN if you want to go hardcore. The easy way around it, is to look at your kneeboard and drop a marker from time to time and adjust your course.

Hello, I checked the mission, and indeed, there's some logic changed in how DCS will see troops out of a trigger zone, this affected the outcome of the mission. I have modified the trigger and submitted to ED, If you want you can find the updated mission here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UYOXNYHdhOaC59nFvaxJ0__T01gLKKQN?usp=drive_link Just overwrite the mission file on your DCS\DCS World\Mods\campaigns\UH-1H The Huey Last Show and let me know if it works for you. Cheers, SorelRo

I'll have to check it. Unfortunately I am away until next week. Maybe the new update added some problems to one of the triggers.

Dragon’s Fury: DCS F-16 Viper Campaign Tensions are rising in Asia, in July 2007 at the UN Council, the Secretary-General of the UN rejected Taiwan’s bid to join the UN under the name of Taiwan, citing the resolution 2758 that Taiwan is part of China, although it is important to note, not the People’s Republic of China. This increased the tensions between the two countries with bellicose declarations coming from the leaders of the People's Republic of China and the Republic of China, Taiwan. Military exercises from the PLA Air Force and PLA Navy have been carried out in the Taiwan Strait. The Taiwanese army (ROCA) has declared that on numerous occasions planes have violated Taiwan airspace and that PLA Navy ships have been entering Taiwan 12 miles of territorial waters. In 2007, the Chamorro Nation organized a massive protest against the U.S. military buildup in Guam. The U.S. had announced plans to transfer thousands of Marines and their families from Okinawa to Guam, along with the construction of new bases and facilities. The Chamorro Nation opposed the buildup, arguing that it would negatively impact Guam's environment, economy, social fabric, and political future. The Chamorro Nation demanded that the U.S. respect the wishes of the Chamorro people and stop the militarization of their island. The protest was held on July 21, the anniversary of the U.S. liberation of Guam from Japan in 1944. The Chamorro Nation called this day the "Day of Infamy", as it marked the beginning of the U.S. colonization of Guam. The protest was staged at the main gate of Andersen Air Force Base, one of the largest U.S. military installations in Guam. Thousands of Chamorros and their supporters gathered at the gate, holding signs, banners, and flags. They chanted slogans such as "No More Bases, No More Bombs, No More Lies", "Chamorro Rights, Not U.S. Might", and "Guam is Not Your Colony". They also sang songs and performed dances that expressed their cultural identity and pride. The protest was peaceful, but firm. The protesters blocked the entrance to the base, preventing any vehicles from entering or exiting. They also confronted the military personnel and contractors who worked at the base, demanding that they respect the Chamorro land and people. They also delivered a petition to the base commander, asking him to halt the buildup and to return the land to the Chamorro people. The 23rd Fighter Squadron was reactivated in 2007 as a reserve unit, flying the F-16 Fighting Falcon. The squadron was based at Homestead Air Reserve Base in Florida, and its mission was to provide combat-ready pilots and aircraft for various operations. The squadron members are reserve pilots some of them experienced from the conflicts in the Gulf and Afghanistan, they are carrying the long-standing tradition of the 23rd Fighter Squadron, The Fighting Hawks. To boost the US Air Force presence in Asia, The Fighting Hawks are ordered to relocate to Guam for a series of training exercises that will increase the interoperability of the Fighter Squadrons in the USAF, Marines units and the SAC units already based in Guam. The Fighting Hawks will be flying alongside the 336th Fighter Squadron “The Rocketeers” flying the F-15E, 67th Fighter Squadron “Fighting cocks” flying the F-15C, VMFA-112 “The Cowboys” flying the F/A-18C, and units from 7th Bomb Wing flying B-1B Lancer and 307th Bomb Wing flying the B-52H. The support of the training operations will be carried out with tankers and E-3s based at Andersen; other units may be assigned during this month-long exercise. However, their story is about to change. Developer Notes: In this 15 missions campaign you will fly the DCS F-16 Viper as part of the 23rd Fighter Squadron. The campaign starts after your deployment in Guam, where you are stationed at the Andersen AFB. At the start of the campaign, you will be involved in an escalating conflict between US troops and Chinese PLN and PLA forces that are attacking the Mariana Islands under the pretext of helping Chamorro Nation gaining independence. As a pilot for the 23rd Fighter Squadron, during this campaign, you will have to face various challenges that will put your F-16 piloting skills to test. During the campaign you will face J-11, J-16, Su-30 fighters, and H-6 and Tu-160 bombers. True to the F-16 capabilities, in this campaign you will fulfill the role of a multi-role fighter, being involved in a multitude of mission roles, SEAD/DEAD, CAP, CAS, precision strikes in day and night operations. The campaign is designed to operate with large strike packages, in several missions you will fly alongside F-15C, F-15E, F-18, B-52, E-3 and KC-135 while trying to repel the PLN forces. Although the missions are designed to be flown without AAR, tanker support is available throughout this campaign. The campaign is designed to replicate an integrated defense network, with SAM units, AAA, reacting to the player reactions and the reactions of the supporting aircraft, and reacting to jamming and target suppression. Ground crew interactions are also replicated in this campaign, along with over 4000 voiceover recordings, kneeboards and so on.

Yes, i am working on it already. Unfortunately it's a bit of a moving target right now but I believe it is worth it. With the new F-4 as the AI supporting plane, with the asset pack being introduced, it turns out in a lot of work.

I don't know why, I have asked ED so many times and they can't come up with an answer. It's not something I can fix on my end. How the missions are progressing is strictly related to ED. If the score is 100, the next one should be available. I'm glad you enjoyed it. @BIGNEWY It would be nice if some light would be shed on this one.

I'll check that trigger and see how it is done.

Hmm, it is in the briefing, and you should receive a message when you are late, to taxi back to parking and to see your CO on your way to the classroom.

It's quite good on my end 37 Mb/s

Hi guys, any news on this?

Thanks, Let me know if you find anything. Cheers,

@BIGNEWY @NineLine What do we have to troubleshoot here? On my end when I edit the .cmp file I don't have any options and it all looks okay. Users have 100 score on a mission and yet the campaign is not progressing. This is not something I can troubleshoot on my end. Help is needed and appreciated. Check the post in this thread in December. I asked for help again to no avail. Can this be escalated somewhat?

Hmmm, i'm going to check this, i'll let you know, if i can find what's causing it. By the way, what version? In Russian or English?

Did you come close to a complete stop on the runway or the parking? Speed less than 10 kms, should trigger that mission complete score.

I hear you, think about how it is from my point of view, when this campaign was done AI was different, worse in some ways but way better in others, and from patch to patch, there are changes and nuances that could screw up a mission.

I believe that there are 2 per launcher, but I may be wrong, keep in mind that the Igla's performance was changed when it was introduced to the KA-50 and it is way too accurate and precise, but that's not something I can change or tinker with.

Be careful when cutting across waypoints like this, triggers may not be triggered, as the missions are built around a very precise flying, bombs, do not require you to be close, you can drop way over the SAM range, you need careful aiming, also, rockets, have quite a good range, I believe you are trying to get in too close, also, pre-flare, drop a few flares when you turn into your attack and keep releasing flares as you go down the "chute" A good pass or two will take everyone out, or almost everyone, also, don't dive with the afterburners on. this way the missile will go for the flare and not your engine, if you want to bait them, you can do a few parallel runs at high speed and pull away when you notice the launch, they don't have a resupply truck, so the will ran out.

You should have had a visual with the bombers though, and be way above the clouds on this one, unless something changed in the weather, I'll check. Cheers,

The new version of this campaign has not rolled out, unfortunately the updated version for this mission didn't make it to the update that went out today.

You could always skip a mission, if it becomes frustrating, This campaign was never easy to begin with, it could be very taxing if you make any mistakes and you expose to SAM or to the Mig's.

Continue playing it man, then if you would like you could replay it. I'm not the one to tell you what to do.