Difficulty - coming in time of the Hornet

[WOPR]

 

5 hours ago, Eisprinzessin said:

Is switching to beta still without problems possible?

Yes.  It's not as convienent, but still easy once you learn how.

8 hours ago, Eisprinzessin said:

For leaving steam: uhm, yes...is there somewhere an explenation what i have to do?

 

And most important:

Can i transfer my stick settings and how is the VR performance?

Steam Transfer FAQ: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/support/faq/500/

This is the best help/information i have.  Beyond this, ED customer service/tech support is your best bet.

 

Stick settings can be imported from saved games folder.  Just don't delete your Saved Games\DCS\Config\Input Folder or copy it to safe spot.  That's where your joystick settings are stored. (DCS.openbeta depending on what you use).

 

VR will still use SteamVR just for a non-steam game.  I don't know of any reason performance would be different.  I don't have a direct comparison point though to tell you for certain that Valve doesn't do something vindictive with performance when you run SteamVR with a non-steam game.

 

You'll have a bit of a learning curve, but you'll benefit from the ED sales & bundles and ED won't have to Shell out 30% (I think this is the current Steam tax) to Valve for not doing a whole lot.

[Eisprinzessin]

Thanks for you help.

 

Edited March 21, 2021 by Eisprinzessin

[=4c=Nikola]

Hornet and Harrier share same acquisition and targeting logic.

 

A10C and F-16 share same same acquisition and targeting logic (minus A/A capability in A10). 

 

Naturally, it will be easier to transfer between similar aircraft.

[Eisprinzessin]

On 3/19/2021 at 11:16 PM, WOPR said:

 

Yes.  It's not as convienent, but still easy once you learn how.

 

 

So switched...everything runs smooth(er as before? i think so).

 

Now im just wondering what happens when 2.7 is released. Does my version update to it or do i have to download "open beta 2.7" or something like that and install everything again?

[Weasel]

 
So switched...everything runs smooth(er as before? i think so).
 
Now im just wondering what happens when 2.7 is released. Does my version update to it or do i have to download "open beta 2.7" or something like that and install everything again?

I assume our current Version 2.5.6 will be updated to 2.7

[Shimmergloom667]

1 hour ago, Eisprinzessin said:

 

So switched...everything runs smooth(er as before? i think so).

 

Now im just wondering what happens when 2.7 is released. Does my version update to it or do i have to download "open beta 2.7" or something like that and install everything again?

 

No. It get's updated just as regular and will then be a 2.7.x

[WOPR]

It depends on which version you are running.  2.7 will be on open beta first and likely a while before the stable channel gets 2.7. 

[Eisprinzessin]

I run OB 2.5.6

[rob10]

19 minutes ago, Eisprinzessin said:

I run OB 2.5.6

It will update automatically to OB 2.7.  It works the same way as the release channel, except that it uses OB versions rather than release versions.

[Eisprinzessin]

Nice. Thank you.

[Eisprinzessin]

At the end I bought both