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Another push for this to be included please.

Having said it was 'fixed', I'm now getting it to a slightly lesser extent with elevator movement... anyone else seeing the same?

I also get a lot of double images, similar to a cross eyed effect. It just doesn't feel realistic at all in VR. I'm a retired fast jet pilot and instructor, though on the jet I instructed on we had a HUD camera that was projected onto a flat screen rather than viewing through a lens like in the F1 so it was different.

It appears this is fixed in the latest patch 2.9. Thank you.

Yes, I get the same. I've not found a way to avoid it unfortunately.

Thanks for such a quick response to this request. Looking forward to giving it a go from the back seat.

As per the title, can you please add the rear gunsight repeater? Unless I'm missing something, I can see no way to add the rear gunsight. There is a special options box to add or remove the front cockpit gunsight but not one for the rear. Pages 222 to 230 in your manual explain the workings of the sighting system and make it clear that there should be the option for a rear cockpit gunsight repeater. The MB339 would make a very poor weapons trainer without one. I would like to be able to use the MB339 to instruct on academic weapons delivery and the lack of the gunsight makes the C101 the much better proposition at the moment, while the 339 is my preferred tool for everything else. Thank you.

Adding another voice to this request. Please add this functionality.

What will happen to the Dedicated Server Install? Will it update automatically to the new Normandy 2 full map? Will NORMANDY_terrain still be the install/uninstall id for the new 'modular' server install?

With the latest map announcements, can we get an update on when the solution to this request is likely to be incorporated?

If you read the replies above from 9L, then no. Normandy 1944 and Normandy 2 are different modules and will have different installs. If you want to play Reflected's (or anyone else's Normandy 1944 campaigns) then you'll need to buy the old map. If you buy the new map you can't play them, despite what was said in the newsletter and over the weekend. If you buy the new map first (and who wouldn't) and then decide you like WW2 and want to try a campaign, you'll need to buy Normandy 1944 at full price (or in a sale), or The Channel for those that run on that one, again at full price (or in a sale). So it's hard to see how this won't impact negatively on the work that content creators have put into their existing campaigns for sales moving forward. With the Channel area seemingly a bit of an unknown (will it be modelled in high res in the future?), then it's probably best for content creators to stay away from developing future stuff for that part of the map until some time has passed and things are better understood.

What happens when a player with just Normandy 1 spawns at a field on a Normandy 2 MP server that isn't on the Normandy 1 map? Are collisions between aircraft and structures handled on the client or the server? If he taxies through a hangar that he can't see, will he see himself catch fire , or would players with Normandy 2 see him catch fire or just taxi through the buildings? Please tell us you've tested this before claiming Normandy 1 players can join MP servers running Normandy 2.

Yes, the aerodrome opened as London Airport in 1946 when the first runway was complete. That aircraft approach shown in the movie is probably a little later (the movie was released in 1949), as there are several runways and some airfield buildings (they used tents initially in 1946). It wasn't a military base, either before or after 1944. Fairey Aviation developed the site. There were military detachments there earlier in the war years during the blitz of London but it wasn't used routinely as a military base, which is why it seems such a strange choice of field to add. Farnborough is similar, though it was used by the Royal Aircraft Establishment so had lots of joint military and civilian test flying going on, and more regular military detachments.

Here's a historical video produced about the history of Heathrow during the period https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/films/1945to1951/filmpage_la.htm Will we be getting the grass aerodrome with the Fairey Aviation Hangar and buildings, or a construction site, or the one runway when the airfield opened in 1946, or the one with multiple runways when they were finished sometime later? Is that a better way of asking?

That's not 'WW2 Heathrow'. The aerodrome operated by Fairey Aviation was taken by the MoD under pretences of building a transport bomber base, that was resisted by Churchill and others. Work on building the runways only started in 1944 after compulsory purchase of the old aerodrome (a grass field) and the surrounding farmland, and Heathrow airport didn't open until 1946.