Sabre_Ewan

The way they're doing it is the way you specifically asked about. I don't think he was claiming it can't be done other ways, just pointing out that you don't need to wonder if they'll do it the way they're already doing it.

Then don't set it up as axis to buttons and just bind the axis.

I asked Virpil this question when the collective first came out and they said no.

I haven't used the Alpha so I can't comment on that. I have the CM2, and before that I had the original T-50 Mongoos. I find it very comfortable, the fit of the grip in my hand is perfect and all the buttons are easily reachable and sensibly placed. The height has never been a problem for me as I used to use it centre mounted and now I have it low side mounted with an extension. Works perfectly for both. If the height won't be an issue for you and it's the one you prefer, I'd definitely recommend the Mongoos.

The ammo count is because we have the robbie tank installed. It replaces some of the ammo with more fuel. Later in early access we should be able to remove it and have more ammo instead.

In special settings there's an option to push straight through to lock-out without requiring the detent button pressed. Make sure that's disabled.

the in game IPD setting alters the scale. if you have scaling issues, try changing that. it's nothing to do with actual IPD, the name is misleading edit: I scrolled down a bit in the thread and didn't see anyone else mention it. obviously I should have looked further

There's already a hook to hang your suit on. It might get in the way a bit more than the M4 does though. PS. Another account now? Really? (otra cuenta? enserio?)

I could have missed something, but I looked at the instagram and all I saw was the same image that was in the newsletter.

Modules bought on steam will transfer to standalone. You can still use the standalone launcher if you want to, even if you buy everything on steam.

Yep, that's how it appears for me.

Those are for the autopilot channels in the Mi-8 and Mi-24. None of the other helicopters use the same autopilot/trimming system so they won't have those indicators.

Would it really make you feel better if they were sure about February? They were already sure about 2021, December and then January.

I wouldn't be worried if I could afford an old Mini either! They cost more than a lot of modern cars. And they're nicer. The analogy doesn't really seem to fit and it spoils the joke somewhat. PS. the actual point of my message was that his computer is perfectly adequate for DCS and will be able to run it fine, including in VR, and he shouldn't lose any sleep over it despite some people here talking as if a brand new £4000 computer won't be capable of running DCS at more than 10fps

I don't think you need to be concerned. While better optimisation would be nice and would allow some people to run slightly higher settings, the game runs fine now and none of the new maps or aircraft have crippled it. My computer is considerably worse and older than yours, and it's fine. I don't have all settings as high as they'll go, and I don't get 300fps. What I do get is acceptable performance and a pretty game. I'm certainly not worried.

I read this when it came out. I enjoyed it! It's a decent length too, which was nice after finishing Apache Over Libya in a few days of light reading.

The aircraft can be operated from the rear seat, you just can't fire the laser. It cannot be operated purely from the front seat, because you'd never be able to start it up. In my opinion (and that's all it is), the rear seat should be the primary one.

It's supposedly going to be January. If so, you only have about a month to wait.

You pre-ordered it, it isn't out yet.

You lose what laser lock? Once you've fired a maverick, the maverick display in the aircraft doesn't matter, that's only for the next maverick. As long as the targeting pod has line of sight to the target and the laser stays on, it can still lase the target. And the maverick you already fired will be flying straight towards it so it will keep the lock. All you need to do is lase, acquire lock, fire the maverick, then turn and keep the targeting pod on the target.

Yes, some of the more recent modules have changed this. Harrier in the process of changing (done for APKWS, bombs in future), F16 can't switch in the air. Hopefully eventually they'll update the older modules to match. It's just a leftover game-ism. If they do the controls like they have in the Hind, it might be possible to press front seat buttons from the rear seat anyway. Unless they removed that after they added a bit more functionality to Petrovich.

Same sticks for me. Hours of trying with a CH stick and just getting frustrated. Got my T-50 with no extension, connected and got a full load of fuel on the first try.

Can you share a source for that? It isn't unheard of for them to change their minds day to day, but I've only seen them say that it's intentional and just the way the multicrew works.

I really don't understand how your performance is so bad with that computer. I'm on a 4790K, 6GB 1060, 32GB DDR3. I have most settings around the medium to high level and I rarely get any noticeable slowdown. There must be something else causing your problem, but I have no idea what.

The Kiowa isn't an attack helicopter, it's a scout helicopter. The Kiowa Warrior is an armed scout helicopter.