Su-27 R-27ER Training Video.

DPS · June 13, 2006

Here’s a video that may be of use to players new to Su-27 Long-Range/BVR engagements:

http://www.dpsflight.com/Su-27%20&%20R-27ER_0001.wmv

If you want to try your hand at the engagement here’s the ZIP file:

http://www.dpsflight.com/Su-27%20&%20R-27ER.zip

DPS.

Groove · June 13, 2006

I needed this one badly, thx !

Shaman · June 13, 2006

Thumb up for the effort, newbies might need this.

Though take some criticism here:

Arrghh... Bill-gates robot speeech.. what's up, are you like ashamed of your own voice or something, come on, man?! whatsup

and English HUD in Su-27, that's so lame

I like the opening and ending music score.

Dutch60 · June 13, 2006

Thanks for the very cool training video. :thumbup:

Boneski · June 13, 2006

First thanks for the video!

Well since this is the English forum English HUD seems like a good idea to me...

The Robot speech is sweet! It sounded very Russian with the way some of the words were put together.. It also gives it that training flavor...

But most important... you can do up the audio speech in one take.

If you were reading this technical stuff and messed up you would have to redo the auto track.

When you type this stuff up and let the computer read it you just cut and paste the stuff in and it's read like it's written..

So this makes it a good idea!

Keep up the good work DSP!

:pilotfly:

Thumb up for the effort, newbies might need this.

Though take some criticism here:
Arrghh... Bill-gates robot speeech.. what's up, are you like ashamed of your own voice or something, come on, man?! whatsup
and English HUD in Su-27, that's so lame

I like the opening and ending music score.

Shaman · June 13, 2006

I'd also like to see more of those. But robot speech is pain for my ears - really.

One more suggestion. If you re-encode it to XVID you can make a modman package that installs your tutorials into LockOn\Movies folder.

This will let end-user play your tutorials from withing the game!

DPS · June 13, 2006

Voice-over artists in redundancy scare!! I'm trying to persuade the boffins at my local University to produce a version with a hoity-toity RAF Wing Commander accent with just the hint of a West Sussex accent. No response yet. Not to worry, my next project will have a Russian voice (human) with German sub-titles ....... it's been a while since I offended our Germanic chums.

English language HUD: obviously the export version for the soon to be formed Scottish Air Force.

I'm sort of stuck in a Windows Movie Maker rut at the moment: it's easy to use and everyone I know can play them. I've recently had two folk convert to the Lock On cause having seen my movies. And I enjoy making them.