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The canopy can be removed and you can jump out (with parachute), no? IL-2-style?

I'm wondering about the damage modelling, having a wing/tail shot off and all :D

Most likely it's a static reflection, as in previous ED products. Likely, dynamic reflections wouldn't have a big visual impact. (unlike dynamic cockpit shadows, which we already have)

The next exciting DCS module (oxygen tank not included)

Looks like Batumi ...

Not with DCS-level of simulation.

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Stabilizers + trimming + practice + patience ...

(just in case) It's easier to get the full version of 1.1.1.1 instead of downloading and installing multiple patches.

Could this be used to simulate a radio station, like the one that was broadcasting in older versions of DCS-BS? ;) (loop .ogg file?)

Looks like another prototype, it also has the "orange tinted" Shkval display. Some shots of a "blue" cockpit as well.

He's great at reconnaissance with that 20/20 vision :D

Maybe knowing it would make the wait even harder for some :D

Have you destroyed any Russian ships? ...

This is due to file system permissions. There are two ways to get around this: - Run the game as administrator - Add change permission for your account to the missions folder [default location]: C:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS A-10C\Missions\

Bleh, try looking for targets with the Ka-50's Shkval ... Mk1 eyeball + HMS + enemy tracer/dust works better :D

There is a reason why they dropped Simulator from the name. ;) I do wonder about the financial results of the last MSFS incarnations ... not good enough to warrant further investment?

Reducing color saturation helps :D

You have been spoiled by the A-10C :) I like it because it doesn't have all the fancy avionics and munitions that the A-10C has. The Ka-50 is a simple recipe, and therefor more of a challenge perhaps.

Would be a great DCS feature ... :D

... Where did I claim that we are not living in a consumption society, which is what the documentary is about? I was merely responding to your reply.

Do you believe everything you see in such a biased video? (it's practically a documentary on bias ...) First we see the guy driving the printer (which is apparently filled with heavy lead) on a cart to his "workshop" (completely pointless scene). Next he claims the printer is set to stop working a fixed number of prints, without showing any proof. Printers require maintenance because they contain parts that wear down. The document which is barely shown in the video indicates the expected performance, as per the design. Counters may be kept for certain parts to alert the user to a part needs to be replaced (CRU or FRU). On many printers this kind of alert (which sometimes prevents printing) can be reset, without actually replacing the part. Printer vendors make their profit on the ink cartridges/toner, not the printer itself. In some cases, printers are cheaper than a single set of ink cartridges. No wonder they take (unlicensed) third party ink suppliers to court ... Anyhow, when your printer breaks down, you'll likely be slightly upset and may be reluctant to buy from the same vendor again (printer AND consumables). This is something they'd want to avoid, right?

In realistic mode you need to explicitly select which radio you want to use (in simplified mode this is done automagically). There are four key assignments, see attached screenshot. There's more to realistic radio's if you want to go all the way. I'm sure there's an explanation somewhere.

Interesting. Could you post your dcs.log and me.log so we can see how the error is logged there? Could be helpful for helping other users in the future.

Sounds like something from LOMAC ...