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Speed, height, distance. Even with A2G those are beautiful things. (But still love me some A-10) And those funky long range A2G weapons and radar targeting, you get your Space Shuttle of Death jive going on.

I just got it and I find it very hard to get used to. Old dogs, new tricks, and all that.

That's one of the best things about DCS: a great in-game easy to use mission editor. In my years of DCS, 99.99% of my flights have been through the mission editor. Every flight is my flight. It's the only way I want to fly.

I think I had a senior moment.

Thanks! For some odd reason, the key I binded (is that a word?) for centering keeps unbinding itself. Don't know why. Not a big deal, but odd.

Oof! Not easy getting used to head tracking. Going to take a while to get the settings right. It's either too wild or too tame. Not to mention sitting in the same position. Hard to change 25 years of flightsim habits. But the eye tracking is wild. Hold your head still and just look to the left and there the camera goes. Pretty funky.

Thank you for that. And it seems Amazon is delivering my webcam a day early so I get to try it out tonight.

Reminds me of that cartoon from Pogo:

Oh, you sweet summer child.

Basically, if it's not "fulfilled by Amazon", I don't buy it. And Amazon has given me amazingly good customer service, so that's why I only buy what they stock. I've made hundreds of Amazon purchases over the years and only once did I order something from a third party; a PC part coming from a big in-country store with a good rep.

Some some odd reason my Harrier can still carry 3xMk83s on the inner pylons. That was supposed to be removed years ago but I can still do it. So I'm keeping my Harrier.

Glad to hear you like it. Just ordered a webcam, should be here Sunday, and I'll be trying out the Beam Tracker demo. Looking forward to some of that 6DoF goodness. I had a $10 head tracking app from Google Play, worked off my phone, but it was too jumpy, didn't use it much at all. But the A-10C cockpit at night was gorgeous to look at with that thing.

Going from 1TB to 4TB isn't nickels and dimes. That's an actual dollar or two. I can still fit Afghanistan and one more map on my DCS-dedicated 1TB m.2, then I'll have to get a 2TB.

Perhaps it's an unwarranted concern - perhaps not - but I would like a guarantee that none of my bought & paid for RazBam modules will be deleted from the game. We're in an age where we buy things but don't own things, we just kind of rent them and we're subject to all manner of decision making beyond our control.

Wildly uneducated purely speculative bad guess: 80 to 120GB.

It's missing the GBU-28. This thing was built for beeg badabooms!

If Wags was any smoother in his delivery, his image would glide right off the screen.

That's a shame because the Harrier is a ton of fun. But you're right, at this point the F-16 would be the best choice, and it realty is a great module.

You may be right.

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That is a fair question.

Apparently it's a pig with lipstick. I thought it was a hardcore military flightsim?

Perhaps you should wish for something else.

But God gave you The Holy Land. And Kentucky be thy name.

It's not cheap living in the greatest country in the world. TrackIR would be about $240 tax included in that funny green money you guys use. That's a couple of bucks.