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It'll be a historic map by the time it's finished ... :D

"DCS: UH-1H Huey" now available for pre-purchase! "DCS: Mi-8MTV2 Magnificent Eight" now available for pre-purchase!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_Air_Lines_Flight_007

In theory ...

Small correction.

Since many backers have most likely already purchased the P-51, the loss of (potential) profit of the P-51 is much lower than that of an unreleased module. It makes sense, economically.

Indeed. The main cost of a software product is the development, not distribution. If ED fulfilled RRG's pledges as is (even with digital copies only, no physical items) then they would make a significant loss.

Since I had already purchased all DCS modules, and no new modules were released by 01.06.2014, my bonus expired ... Clever system. Forget the bonus system, buy modules when there's a sale.

Rumor has it EDGE has a slideshow feature ... ;)

Any bridge will do ...

What I was trying to say is that for the F-15C there is no visualization for brake input. The old F-15C flight model didn't support brake axes, and the control indicator was not updated when the new flight model was introduced. There is no way to see it in the game for the F-15C. Brake pedals are working fine on my PC. I don't know what's causing the problem on your system :(

Small note regarding the video (at 3:16): the F-15C control indicator doesn't show brake pedal input, unlike the A-10C Also, did you press and hold the S key? (to increase nose wheel turning radius)

How about an ultrasonic ballistic bomb? Passing Sochi-Adler ... Approaching Crimea at an ever increasing speed ... Only to be stopped by the Crimean terrain ... AI need driving lessons ... Damage to AI fixed wing aircraft is pretty much limited to visual damage, rarely affecting actual flight ... All screenshots taken during offline play.

I wish they could teach the AI ...

Check the weight ... if you come in too heavy the landing gear can't handle it.

^ and UH-1H ...

Servers with floppy drives, how nostalgic.

When you create a folder under C:\, it will have a different access control list than the (default) one of C:\Program Files. Specifically, you will have write access to folders created directly under C:\, even with a non-administrator account. The only times when administrator privileges are required with DCS World is during installation/update/repair. In these cases the installer/updater will prompt for elevation of privileges, so this isn't an issue. Just click Yes (or enter administrator credentials when running as a basic user). If you want to modify the files in the DCS World installation folder (e.g. for tweaking/modding), you can modify the access control list to give yourself write access, which would be the same as installing it under C:\Games. Thus, running DCS World as administrator isn't required.

With Windows Vista, User Account Control was introduced which (by default) requires explicit elevation of your privileges to use your administrator "rights" on any kind of resource (file, registry ...) which requires administrative privileges. Without elevation, you are limited to basic user privileges, which only allow read access to the Program Files directory (in case of the default DACL), even if your user account is a member of the local Administrators security group. This is a security feature. In Windows XP (and older) your administrator privileges are always active and hence you have write access to the Program Files directory. This also means that everything which runs in your Windows session has administrator privileges ... ...

It's tough being a forum moderator and a participant.

The error message is different but the underlying problem is the same. When you install the OpenBeta installer, all it does is install the autoupdater. The autoupdater copies files from an existing "release" version of DCS already installed on your computer which are the same as the openbeta version, the new files are downloaded from the update servers. There has been a problem with one of the update servers lately, causing problems with installation/repair/update for the openbeta. If you retry the openbeta installation several times it will succeed because the autoupdater randomly chooses one of several update servers.