DaveyWaveyBoo

Good to know! I only fly multiplayer, however. I like getting in gunfights so the color is very apparent. I don't wanna turn it into a rainbow color competition of bullets flying around, I just like the added level of authenticity ^_^

I wanted to ask to see if the F-16 would have the option of using red bullet tracers? I've been a little confused why yellow has been the only color selection for tracers in American planes on DCS, except the F-14. Since WW2, I've only ever seen pictures and film of red tracers fired from American weapons, aircraft and vehicles. I would like the option to choose red, while leaving the original yellow color for those who prefer that. Just a tiny little bit of extra immersion :)

Thank you! I appreciate it :)

I wanted to make this post because I am a huge fan of the MiG-21. It's my favorite plane on DCS. Its age does show in areas, but that is being currently worked on with the cockpit improvements which I eagerly await. But I wanted to bring up a small thing about the MiG-21 that bugs me a bit, which is the bullet tracers. I think the MiG-21 tracers are unique and should remain the green and red colors they are, but I would like to see the tracers updated to the same quality that say the Hornet or Tomcat tracers are. The current tracer for other modules are brighter, the color is more vibrant, and they are much easier to see. Honestly the MiG-21 tracers get lost in their own smoke and it is a little frustrating shooting them and being unable to tell if the bullets just flew above or below a plane. (I love the smoke trails off the bullets and absolutely think the smoke trails should remain) I'd just like to see the tracers themselves updated to the current tracer model, but keeping the unique red and green colors. I think it's a tiny thing that could help the MiG-21 keep current with the other modules.

Alpenwolf, wanted to thank you again for putting on the Red Alert event. That was a ton of fun.

More early to mid cold war era aircraft. Saab Draken, EE Lightning, F-102, F-105, F-104, F-105, F-4E, F-4J, F9F (for Korea, with wingtanks), Mirage III. For modern, an upgraded MiG-21 Lancer-C (like the Romanian MiG-21s), and an upgraded F-5 (like the ones the Swiss or Brazilians fly with the refueling probe). Japan's & Greece's F-4's as well. For WW2, an A6M Zero and a Ki-61. I have a long Christmas list of planes.

Davey MiG-21