Next DCS (US) Fixed Wing Aircraft Wish List

BMS's Campaign stomps EDs... just sayin'

Yeah, DCS series should work on campaign.

I've been thinking that for months: All DCS needs is a good dynamic campaign.

Oddly enough, there are one or two threads in the wishlist where that is the subject. ;)

Sooner or later it will happen. The F-16 has the biggest fan base in the combat flight sim community. ED or a 3rd party dev will do it at some point. It's good business to bring F-16s into DCS world. But it will get in line because something even better is around the corner - F/A-18C with carrier ops. :)

Carrier ops has been confirmed? If so, that makes me even more excited for F/A-18C but I do want an F-16 really bad too.

BMS's Campaign stomps EDs... just sayin'

Yeah, the one thing Falcon has that ED doesn't. Still, those 90's graphics...:cry:

Oddly enough, there are one or two threads in the wishlist where that is the subject. ;)

I'm not sure I get your point... :huh:

I've been thinking that for months: All DCS needs is a good dynamic campaign.

And better performance so said campaign won't kill people's computers.

Those "90's graphics" are slowly getting a facelift, but yeah they pale in comparison to DCS. Most of the time when I'm flying though I barely notice the graphics. Too busy maintaining SA, staying on schedule with Time on Target and getting the job done.

mein gott i want the falcon

SEAD missions...mmmmm

I want to fly the F-16 made ​​by DCS superior to any other simulator

me too but probably Lockheed Corporation did not allow a DCS level sim (for a while) :cry:

i guess these are about 5 or 6 years old images

IF I were a millionaire, I'll pay LM to give ED the license, then also ED to put it on top of the to be completed by 2013 list. maybe ED will surprise us with it the coming years, but one gets old and grumpy and wants to get URMN on his FCR...

I believe Graphism has the license for making Falcon games, with LockheadMartin.

and the guy that made falcon is been said is sitting on a upgraded Falcon game for the last 6 or 7 years now.

these guys own the copyrights now.

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Last response from these guys was at HQSims and they were working on a upgraded Falcon Sim.

That was 5 years ago.

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if any one else knows anything that has changed scince then please let us know!

I dont fly the Falcon series any more do to input problems with X52 set ups and it not saving my MFD's and profiles for the X52.

Atari does not exists anymore so i think Falcon rights will fall in public domain soon.

I would love to see the F-16 flyable in DCS word at any variant! Hope will happen one day. It's my favorite plane of all.

Atari does not exists anymore so i think Falcon rights will fall in public domain soon.

That is incorrect.....

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

On January 21, 2013, Atari Inc., Atari Interactive Inc., Humongous, Inc. and California US Holdings, Inc. (collectively, the "Companies") filed petitions for relief under chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. With this move, the U.S.-based Atari operations sought to separate from the structural financial encumbrances of their French parent holding company, Atari S.A. (formerly Infogrames S.A.) and secure independent capital for future growth, primarily in the areas of digital and mobile games

And please.... don´t start the same Falcom BMS hate war vs ED / DCS:W.

I believe Graphism has the license for making Falcon games, with LockheadMartin.

 

and the guy that made falcon is been said is sitting on a upgraded Falcon game for the last 6 or 7 years now.

 

these guys own the copyrights now.

 

FALCON 4.0: ALLIED FORCE is produced by Graphsim Entertainment Corp. under exclusive license from Atari Interactive, Inc. FALCON 4.0 and ATARI word marks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Atari Interactive, Inc. in the U.S. and other territories.

 

Last response from these guys was at HQSims and they were working on a upgraded Falcon Sim.

That was 5 years ago.

 

 

From what I've heard LP no longer has the IP for Falcon. And the LP devs did hint at a new engine for their sim but since then there has been nothing.:music_whistling:

A Viper would be a beautiful thing in DCS

The F-16 is my absolute favourite aircraft.

Love the way it pulls 9 G's and pushes Mach 2. Fair enough, it can't land on a carrier, but sustained turn, acceleration and climb performance are all ahead of the F/A-18. Throw on some conformal fuel tanks and it turns into a mini F-15E at half the cost.

It's a cracking little pocket rocket that I'd love to see it in DCS one day :D

me too but probably Lockheed Corporation did not allow a DCS level sim (for a while) :cry:

i guess these are about 5 or 6 years old images

 

is P3dM was the studio that built the 3d model, then it falls under the same issue as the globe master.

ED has making new F-16C/D IA models

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=104115

IF I were a millionaire, I'll pay LM to give ED the license, then also ED to put it on top of the to be completed by 2013 list...

First you should pay ED to develope at least one big theater so that a fast mover makes (more) sense. :smartass:

is P3dM was the studio that built the 3d model, then it falls under the same issue as the globe master.

ED has making new F-16C/D IA models

 

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=104115

That list is 8 years old and nothing solid to go by.

Regardless of the licensing issue with the C-17, ED appear to have licensed the Oliver H. Perry model from P3DM.

The Perry doesnt have "We sell this 3D Model without distribution rights." on the project page either..

That list is 8 years old and nothing solid to go by.

About the same age as the F-16 Renders :)

But it will get in line because something even better is around the corner - F/A-18C with carrier ops. :)

i totally agree too