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I'd like to be able to build training maps where I don't have to make everyone invincible (because I want people to suffer the consequences of CFITting, mid air collisions, and other dumb stuff). I want users to be able to employ weapons so that they can get that muscle memory and do all the things, and we can see weapons effects by blobs of telltale paint on whatever gets hit. In other words every weapon is Blue Death in this mode. 

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We have training bombs with smoke, not sure if you've seen those.

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WW2 planes can select gun ammo training. I don't know if jets have same option too.

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20 hours ago, Exorcet said:

We have training bombs with smoke, not sure if you've seen those.

Of course we all know about Mk-76 blue death bomblets and training bullets. That's just dumb bombs and bullets, end the bullets can still do damage. I'm talking about a mode that allows you to use any and every weapon as a paintball round. Everything from bullets to JSOW's, AIM-120's. Everything. The point is to shoot all the actual weapons (all kinds), have them function normally, and the result is paint, without having to make units invulnerable.

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I won't elaborate on it as the rules forbid me to, but I remember there once was a simulator featuring exactly that and it was quite glorious.

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10 hours ago, Kang said:

I won't elaborate on it as the rules forbid me to, but I remember there once was a simulator featuring exactly that and it was quite glorious.

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On 6/27/2024 at 11:30 PM, trev5150 said:

I'd like to be able to build training maps where I don't have to make everyone invincible (because I want people to suffer the consequences of CFITting, mid air collisions, and other dumb stuff). I want users to be able to employ weapons so that they can get that muscle memory and do all the things, and we can see weapons effects by blobs of telltale paint on whatever gets hit. In other words every weapon is Blue Death in this mode. 

 

so, functionally, a method to make units invulnerable ONLY to weapons fire.

That would be fun.  I can think of a few situations where this would have been really nice to have.

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I remember this discussion in a certain hardcore tank simulators forums (SB) - the guy in charge responded that they thought it was kind of pointless to have simulations inside a simulator. Then again, the overriding ethos there was 'does it have training value?' and to them, the answer was no. DCS is a different story.

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Absolutely. In DCS, sometimes we don't have a lot of time in order to get a lot of training in. My squadron, for instance, is split across a bunch of time zones and some of us actually fly for a living, which means early morning, which means that regular practices only yield an hour, hour and a half of flying. If we have to kill each other, respawn and fly at each other and get into it, we only get a few reps and sets. If we're working ground targets, dropping GBU's and other weapons which require a lot of system knowledge, it's the same thing. You want the option of dropping the real weapons with the real systems (CCIP, CCRP, pods, Anti-radiation missiles, whatever) without having to constantly reset. It burns a lot of time.

On 7/12/2024 at 12:30 AM, ARM505 said:

I remember this discussion in a certain hardcore tank simulators forums (SB) - the guy in charge responded that they thought it was kind of pointless to have simulations inside a simulator. Then again, the overriding ethos there was 'does it have training value?' and to them, the answer was no. DCS is a different story.

 

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