Actually, monocular NVD's are occasionally used, but yes, the majority of pilots use binocular type.
Regardless, I prefer using a monocular as that is what I am used to and there is zero issue flying with one. Personal preference :)
HUD day/night is implemented I believe but the difference is very subtle. MPCD contrast, day/night etc isn't implemented as of 2.5.2 I believe. Not sure of the second question.
I love having a true monocular sight, it's what I'm used to in RL. It would be nice to have the ability to swap sides for those that require it (as in RL too) but don't forget we should have the ability to adjust gain up and down in the AV8B too.
I use a m.2 for my OS and a Mushkin Sata III for my games drive. No issues. DCS loads into the cockpit in less than 10-15 seconds, and when I play PubG, it loads about 20 - 30 seconds before the countdown timer starts, my son on his hybrid HDD takes about 40 seconds longer.
I will never go back to regular HDD's again and am slowly upgrading all my computers to SSD's.
I run the desktop resolution the smallest possible with VR. I figure it might add an FPS or two as VR doesn't care what the desktop res is set to. And never had my mouse cursor go outside of it unless I alt-tab to do it.
I'll do it when home from work but I deleted them after they didn't work. Regardless, I'll fire two together for both maps in question, test and post if required.
Anyone have a basic working one they can post so I can use it as a basis just in case?
Back to the original questions..... the Mirage was my go to jet for ages but just picked up the Harrier four days ago and can't see myself letting this one sit at all. Loads of fun.
Hopefully we get as good a quality manual as we did for the Mirage..hint hint...
Sounds great using externals, but didn't notice any change when in cockpit. I turned down the "World" sounds a bit, perhaps I have to crank them to hear the difference inside?