Su-27 for DCS World

[karambiatos]

Just learnt from Russian forum that Su27 pfm is moved to Fall, do not expect it during summer.

 

 

Trans:

Term of the Su-27 is moved in the fall.

In the near future there will F-86F, and in August the Fw 190 D-9.

no, i'm going to go, and cry myself to sleep :cry:

[blackbelter]

Just learnt from Russian forum that Su27 pfm is moved to Fall, do not expect it during summer.

 

Trans:

Term of the Su-27 is moved in the fall.

In the near future there will F-86F, and in August the Fw 190 D-9.

 

Wtf...:mad:

 

Thanks for the information though.

[Raven68]

Is any of this really a surprise? :noexpression:

 

EDIT: For those celebrating, have a wonderful 4th :beer: and now on to preparing my wonderful Jamaican Burgers!:beer:

Edited July 4, 2014 by Raven68

[Shadowless]

At least we have some information about the PFM of Su-27

[blackbelter]

At least we have some information about the PFM of Su-27

 

Yeah. That's one hell of a sucky piece of information.

[blackbelter]

But I guess I can understand the logic behind. New modules generate more fund-influx, while Su-27 PFM... not so much...

[NineLine]

He didn't say the Sabre or Dora were delaying the Su-27....

[SDsc0rch]

Yeah. That's one hell of a sucky piece of information.

 

hey.. i'm happy to get ANY information

 

in fact, i wouldn't call it "sucky" -- i'm actually elated - i wasn't "sure" they were going to actually follow-through w/ SU27 PFM ---- now we have written confirmation

 

#happy

[Drona]

He didn't say the Sabre or Dora were delaying the Su-27....

 

That doesn't change the fact that the news is utterly disappointing.

[uboats]

That doesn't change the fact that the news is utterly disappointing.

 

yep, it's kinda disappointing.

That's why followed by "There will be F86 in july, and 190 in Aug" said by Chizh

[Witchking]

Just learnt from Russian forum that Su27 pfm is moved to Fall, do not expect it during summer.

 

 

Trans:

Term of the Su-27 is moved in the fall.

In the near future there will F-86F, and in August the Fw 190 D-9.

 

[NeilWillis]

"He said something along the lines that SU27 PFM is being developed as planned and it might be released in June..but as I said, it wasn't an official statement so.."

 

What is it that's said about plans when making contact with the enemy?

 

Obviously, the same applies to planned releases when exposed to the forum - they never survive contact!!

[Sceptre]

I'm not too worried, hopefully we will soon have the MiG-21 in the DCS store which will sate my thirst for a PFM Russian jet :P

[uboats]

I'm not too worried, hopefully we will soon have the MiG-21 in the DCS store which will sate my thirst for a PFM Russian jet :P

 

I prefer mig-21 with an earilier release than su27pfm.

But either one is a big gift to me.

[Sceptre]

I prefer mig-21 with an earilier release than su27pfm.

But either one is a big gift to me.

 

Agreed

[srky]

What!? Are we really going to get that MiG-21 after all!? Naaaaaah....

[NineLine]

That doesn't change the fact that the news is utterly disappointing.

 

I think it just shows their commitment to make the best PFM for the Su-27, their have stated it will manoeuvre like the real world Su-27... we have nothing like that in sim right now... I think this PFM could consist of even more ground breaking FM coding (and I am not talking my landings)

[Raven68]

I'm hoping that for other fighters that will be developed that a lot of the process can be carried over and cut down development time considerably. I know it's not as simple exporting from one and importing into another, but all of us will see the benefit from what they are learning putting the AFM together for the Su-27.

[NineLine]

I'm hoping that for other fighters that will be developed that a lot of the process can be carried over and cut down development time considerably. I know it's not as simple exporting from one and importing into another, but all of us will see the benefit from what they are learning putting the AFM together for the Su-27.

 

I think they learn lessons every PFM they do that will help in development... edit: I dont know what I am talking about :)

Edited July 4, 2014 by NineLine

[NineLine]

The Su-27 has thrust vectoring?

 

 

Doesnt it? In real world... (and I am outted as not knowing much about russian modern birds :) ) Isnt that how they do that fancy cobra thingy? :)

[GGTharos]

No, it does not. The Some Su-30 variants and the Su-35 does, IIRC.

[Raven68]

I think they learn lessons every PFM they do that will help in development... for example, I think this is the first PFM to use thrust vectoring... so I am sure they are learning lots... but this is a layman talking here so take that for what its worth :)

 

And layman is what we need in these conversations. :)

 

Thrust vectoring you say?? Hmmm

[NineLine]

No, it does not. The Some Su-30 variants and the Su-35 does, IIRC.

 

 

My bad... again.. I like Spitfires :)

[NineLine]

That's just natural Russian Engineering at it's finest!

 

 

My apologies... I stand corrected :)

 

ANyways... its gotta be way different than any PFM they have done, regardless :)

[Raven68]

No, it does not. The Some Su-30 variants and the Su-35 does, IIRC.

 

My bad... again.. I like Spitfires :)

 

I didn't think the Su-27 had vectoring nozzle, but if for some reason during the development process this was being used for experimentation then it very encouraging for things to come for future aircraft.