DmitriKozlowsky Posted January 13 Posted January 13 Ismuth Of Panama centered on Panama Canal Zone. Encompassing Gulf Of Panama on Pacific side and parts of Carribiean on Atlantic side. That would be the onlt DCS theater to cover Pacific and Atlantic waters. Iceland Greenland centered on Pittuffik Air & Space Base encopossaing Baffin Bay, Alexandra Fjord, and Davis Strait. Knocking on NATO's door in Arctic. Collectively Iceland and Greenland theateers could be terms DCS: Arctic. Nicaragua. Part of DCS: Central America. Chinese want to dig an alternative canal through Nicaragua. Strayegic threat to USA and OAS is 'substantial'. Taiwan. Self explanatory and increasing in likelyhood. DCS: Central Europe+Blatic. Centered on Suwaki Gap in Poland and encompassing Baltic Three, Finland, Sweden, and Baltic Sea. DCS: Agean Sea. Conflict between Greece and Turkey over Aegean islands. Or NATO vs. Russia conflict over Bosporus, Sea Of Marmara, and Istanbul. DCS: Mallaca Straits
bies Posted January 13 Posted January 13 Our "relatively modern" DCS modules like Hornet, Viper, Apache, Chinook etc. are modeled as 20 years old ~2005-2007 year standard. Why should ED make future map when we will never have any enviroment supporting such timefram? And even if someone would make year 2025 Patriot or S-400 or F-35 or Su-35 - it would be a totally unrealistic fiction, lacking 90% of real life capabilities. Most of DCS maps are already too modern timeframe-mismatch with DCS flayable modules and AI assets. E.g. 2008 Russia-Georgia War map, with U.S. contingent protecting Georgia, would be perfect for our most modern Hornet, Viper, Apache, Chinook modules. 2
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