Remerciement a ED

[PLUTON]

Thanks.
In the official news section you wrote this (we thank you for having made our dreams come true) but it is also up to us users of the simulator to thank you for being able to make our dream come true and to pilot all the modules of our choice on superb cards even if here or there there are still small problems,
and we know that you are working hard to resolve all of this. Thank you and know that if you don t give up we will always be behind you. Best wishes to all the team for the year 2022 & more.

[BIGNEWY]

Thanks for the kind words, and thanks for flying with us. 

best regards

Bignewy and the Eagle Dynamics team

[skouras]

Indeed the Team have put a lot of efforts and hard work to keep our dreams Alive!!!! Kind words is always welcome to keep these guys on fire!!!!

[Zeagle]

Keep up the good work guys!

[tkcamp]

At 65 years I had dreamed of something like this since childhood. certainly made my dreams come true.....thanks

[scoobie]

Praise topic? I'm in!
Same here. The earliest "DCS", i.e. Su-27 felt like a really serious thing, but looking at how far it has gone over the years is just unbelievable. Moreover we seem to be living in the "sim controls golden era". When in early 2000s I finally had money to buy the set of CH Products gear (stick, throttle, yoke and pedals), I thought I was the King of the Universe. It's of course very good equipment, but when I'm now looking at VKB, Virpil, others (I may not know all these companies), my Warthog and TPR pedals... it's more than I could dream about.
Now add these two things together - software and hardware. Is this really happening?
So... "THANKS!" is the least I can say

PS. I find it funny. Have you noticed that it's predominantly older folks who seem to appreciate all this the most? Young people probably think computers have been like today since Christ, so they seem unimpressed (not so much at least), but no, each of the few last decades was a leap forward. We are really lucky.

 

Edited February 18, 2022 by scoobie

[CougarFFW04]

Hi,

The DCS Hornet is the best virtual military jet I have ever fly.
No doubt the F16 will be at some point.

Thanks ED for all efforts end energy you put into this.

Happy flying

[Spook]

Big "Eagle Dynamics"...
No matter what happens, I hope to have his simulator and his simulated flights...hopefully the whole world...for another 30 years.

#ThankyouED #Thankyouformakingmylovehappy

Edited March 1, 2022 by Spook

[Jagdgeschwader]

Thank you ED for making the BEST flight Simulator in the world!!

It helped me to learn A LOT about Aviation and military aircraft. 

And of course, it is a lot of fun learning and flying each Module in DCS World.

 

THANK YOU!!!

[Rhino1938]

On 2/18/2022 at 6:42 AM, scoobie said:

Have you noticed that it's predominantly older folks who seem to appreciate all this the most? Young people probably think computers have been like today since Christ, so they seem unimpressed (not so much at least), but no, each of the few last decades was a leap forward. We are really lucky.

 

Yep at 83 years young i can remember WWll , no tv, computers etc, and now with PC , and DCS i can experience my life long fantasy of flying fighter aircraft. And after adding VR and a butt-kicker all i can say is WOW thank you DCS 

[flyingscotsman]

Going into retirement and this is the most immersive simulation of flying I can think of. Always wanted to be a pilot, colour blind.....bugger! So thank you to the ED team for letting me relax and enjoy something I've always loved.....sorry about all the planes I've wrecked along the way. Keep it up !

[ruddy122]

Crashed countless DCS planes

Latest victims are F/A-18 and F-16

Hoping to crash a few more like F-15E and Eurofighter Typhoon

[Mike Force Team]

The next instance for inspiration, along with increasing the public's awareness, for the F/A-18 is when the movie called Top Gun:  Maverick plays.  I believe that many people are likely to join DCS and buy the F/A-18 so they can experience the excitement of flying.