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Maybe the card was flashed with a special mining bios?

Sobald Mediamarkt mir meine Schnäppchen RTX 2080 (669 EUR :D) geliefert hat, kann ich dir dazu was sagen.

Hopefully they are able to send two different buttons depending on the direction of the rotation?

I guess the "supposed" Viper data collectors can't contribute to the development of the F/A-18C at the moment.

Do yourself a favor and wait. :smartass:

Would be, if at least the new DM was in place. I'll wait for that to happen, before I think about purchasing it.

I believe the F/A-18C will become an outstanding module by end of 2019 latest. I predict we'll have a fully working AA radar and JHMCS by end of 2018.

VAT will come on top of that.

For 4K, get the fastest card you can afford.

I would suggest to sell the two parts of the campaign separately. That way you don’t have any pressure to finish the second part.

Give it to a friend then.

Sold out again.

Thrustmaster should sell an F/A-18 HOTAS and include a DCS:F/A-18C licence. Sold when the module leaves early access.

I think that is a very good idea.

Yes. Copy protection is done online, if no internet connection is available, you have a few days before the game stops working.

As DCS is online distribution only, with the basic install coming at a 25GB download and byweekly patches having a few gigs, I think you will not be happy.

I think the patents expire in 2020. shouldn‘t be too long.

Would not be for me then.

Das sind gute Neuigkeiten. :thumbup:

Je mehr Module und Doppel/Dreifach Belegungen am HOTAS sind, desto länger dauerts. Bei mir am Warthog Stick sind alle Tasten doppelt belegt. In jedem Modul. MÜHSAM hoch drei und ich empfinde das unverfrohen und überhaupt nicht Kundenfreundlich, das Konvertieren der Belegung auf die Anwender abzuwälzen -> das könnte auch ein Programm von ED für uns erledigen.

"master arm/safe/training" sounds like an A-10C and this switch is not on the A-10C throttle. Have they messed with the A-10C Warthog throttle mapping?

Where on the Warthog would you have "master arm" or "gear" for all modules? I wouldn't know; not even for the A-10C. Same here.

Providing default profiles for the controllers of course is good. But why load them, when custom profiles are already there? All the problems stem from this behavior and could be remedied with a simple check. So what is the benefit for the customers to do it the way it is now? What happens when the default profile for a controller is changed? Are 3rd party developers forced to provide default profiles, too? @NineLine: Thank you for trying to find the answers to the above questions.

Does it mean every time ED sees fit to make changes to the supplied diffs, we have to do this all over again? Or is it a one time hassle?