DCS : F4U-1 Corsair

[Slice313]

release in a couple of hours if everything goes well 

 

But knowing ED, two weeks later.

[Slice313]

Any news on the upcoming Japanese warbird module?

[Joe1978]

I'm tempted to buy it right away, but I'm also worried about how long it'll be in EA and if the developers will can fix any problems quickly.

[Qcumber]

Zero hour reached and now the website is offline. 

[YoYo]

5 minutes ago, Qcumber said:

Zero hour reached and now the website is offline. 

0? 21h now, no offline as well: https://magnitude-3.com/ . Yesterday evening a new date was set for Thursday.

[Qcumber]

Just checked again and yes. It's now saying 21 hours. We were warned. 

[Gunfreak]

30 minutes ago, Qcumber said:

Just checked again and yes. It's now saying 21 hours. We were warned. 

It's over 24 hours since they added an extra day. So not news for us with no life who keeps close eye on it.

[Omega417]

whats 24 more hours, they should shoot for the moon and add 14 to the days column.

[Omega417]

1 hour ago, Joe1978 said:

I'm tempted to buy it right away, but I'm also worried about how long it'll be in EA and if the developers will can fix any problems quickly.

Its software, there will be no problems, only unintended functionality.

[ThorBrasil]

 

Edited June 18 by ThorBrasil

[Qcumber]

32 minutes ago, Gunfreak said:

It's over 24 hours since they added an extra day. So not news for us with no life who keeps close eye on it.

It's weird as I had been watching it too and the timer counted down to zero this afternoon then the website went offline. Must be a refresh thing. 

[Jarhead0331]

Why the hell would Magnitude 3 post a clock when the release is entirely dependent on the patch and the patch is entirely dependent on ED? Seems like a recipe for getting peoples' hope up and then seeing it crushed. 

[Slice313]

18 minutes ago, Jarhead0331 said:

Why the hell would Magnitude 3 post a clock when the release is entirely dependent on the patch and the patch is entirely dependent on ED? Seems like a recipe for getting peoples' hope up and then seeing it crushed. 

Surprisingly, they still don’t know the ED patch schedule. 

Here:

Patch announcement, last second issues, delay, delay, delay, patch, issues, hotfix.

 

Edited June 18 by Slice313

[TwoLate]

24 minutes ago, Jarhead0331 said:

Why the hell would Magnitude 3 post a clock when the release is entirely dependent on the patch and the patch is entirely dependent on ED? Seems like a recipe for getting peoples' hope up and then seeing it crushed. 

You mean crushed like getting your first bike at Christmas. lol

[Qcumber]

24 minutes ago, Jarhead0331 said:

Seems like a recipe for getting peoples' hope up and then seeing it crushed. 

 

 

[av8orDave]

1 hour ago, Jarhead0331 said:

Why the hell would Magnitude 3 post a clock when the release is entirely dependent on the patch and the patch is entirely dependent on ED? Seems like a recipe for getting peoples' hope up and then seeing it crushed. 

Are you new here? This is the standard DCS launch process, has been for nearly 20 years.

[Rufuz64]

That wasn't a timer, it was a temporal disruption

 

[Hammer1-1]

Well, today would have been the patch "day" of the week, but the last few months it had been the first and last friday of the month; next one being DCS update and the followup being a campaign fix update. Dont expect it tomorrow, but be happy if it releases tomorrow. I know I will...I hate flying the Corsair in MSFS.

[Comet123]

I'm ready to navy with an actual navy plane for a change.

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[Hammer1-1]

10 minutes ago, Comet123 said:

I'm ready to navy with an actual navy plane for a change.

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I dont recall the navy having a big penor for the corsair because of how hard it was to fly onto a carrier....not really until the british come up with the earliest form of IFLOLS thats gyro stabilized late in the war.

[Comet123]

44 minutes ago, Hammer1-1 said:

I dont recall the navy having a big penor for the corsair because of how hard it was to fly onto a carrier....not really until the british come up with the earliest form of IFLOLS thats gyro stabilized late in the war.

20 kt lower stall speed, study gear and an actual tail hook should make it much easier to land on a carrier than the P-47, despite the hose nose. 

[Creepingdeath172]

3 hours ago, Jarhead0331 said:

Why the hell would Magnitude 3 post a clock when the release is entirely dependent on the patch and the patch is entirely dependent on ED? Seems like a recipe for getting peoples' hope up and then seeing it crushed. 

Because it's tradition! 

[Hammer1-1]

27 minutes ago, Comet123 said:

20 kt lower stall speed, study gear and an actual tail hook should make it much easier to land on a carrier than the P-47, despite the hose nose. 

its not just a hose nose, its basically driving this car from the back seat and trying to parallel park the first time. Come to think of it, probably easier to do that in the car considering the car wont spin you over if you overthrottle.

 

Edited June 19 by Hammer1-1

[Hammer1-1]

20 minutes ago, Creepingdeath172 said:

Because it's tradition! 

yep, the tradition of obtaining a release day and then putting it off for another 4-6 weeks because of some unforeseen last minute issue broke something and now its going to be 2 more weeks™. but dont jinx it...

[71st_Mastiff]

11 hours to go 

 

https://magnitude-3.com/