Campaign tutorial

[Decibel dB]

Hi I made the A10 jump and I am looking for a step by step tutorial campaign to learn the beast. Anything out there available?

 

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[Sryan]

good choice making the jump :)

 

The tutorials under "training" are what you are supposed to use to learn how to fly the hog. There's no real way around dating the manual, but just reading the "flight school" and "combat employment" part should be enough to get you started on having a bit of fun in it, and it's less then 100 pages. there's also a payware training campaign out there, dunno if it's any good!

 

hope you will enjoy the hog as much as we do :)

[Decibel dB]

Thanks m8 I'll try them out :)

[Gliptal]

Maple flag. It's not free but the quality is excellent. http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=62992

[SageOT]

Maple flag is cool. But honestly YouTube is the best way to learn imho. A-10c tutorial in the search bar and you are off. Banjo, Gerry, the guys from the 476th... These folks have put a lot of effort into their videos and they just can't be beat.

 

 

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[Toolboy77]

Maple flag is cool. But honestly YouTube is the best way to learn imho. A-10c tutorial in the search bar and you are off. Banjo, Gerry, the guys from the 476th... These folks have put a lot of effort into their videos and they just can't be beat.

 

 

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This X 1000!

While the in game missions are great, there's no substitute for being able to watch an actual in-flight example of whatever it is you're trying to master.

 

I've posted these before somewhere else here but they will keep you going for a while:

 

Gerry Abbott - https://www.youtube.com/user/gerryabbott/videos

 

ExcessiveHeadspace - https://www.youtube.com/user/ExcessiveHeadspace/videos

 

 

There are many more though!

 

Welcome to the HOG!

Edited October 25, 2015 by Toolboy77
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[mwd2]

Youtube, 476th. and MapleFlagMission is possible:

[SayusiAndo]

Youtube, 476th. and MapleFlagMission is possible:

 

Holy-Moly! Thanks for this one!

[StrongHarm]

You can save yourself a lot of time and grief if you scan through the manual before using the other learning tools available. It provides subsystem familiarization and nomenclature that give the subsequent steps much more clarity.

 

From a previous post:

Stop, take a deep breath, and RTFM!

 

The A-10C manual may seem like dry reading at first, but once you have the self discipline to sit and read it you'll find it's chocked full of tasty technical and tactical goodness.

 

The fact is, you have two options:

 

RTFM - 80% within 30 days - Spend a couple of days to read the manual. You don't have to memorize it. You should just scan it so you'll have the info in your head to connect the dots.. and it will be a much more useful reference in the future.

 

Click Learn/Vids/Ask People - 60% within 180 days - Click learning is possible in a lot of games and sims these days.. this is not one of them. There are extremely useful aspects of the aircraft sensors and capabilities that people don't generally discuss. You may never find that critical component, that for you, makes you effective in every sortie you fly.

 

I've read the manual several times and will probably do it again.. it's really good. I'm confident that it's the reason why my sorties contain no hesitation.. only devastation.