Purchasing DCS A-10C

[Furia]

I think a good quality paper manual would be welcomed by many people.

Lets face it, in the global cost for a good DCS A-10C experience, the game and manual cost is the lowest of all the expense most people will have.

 

Lets consider the costs of the stuff we need to run DCS A-10C nicely.

 

A good computer with a good graphics card. from 700$

A nice monitor, some people uses multi-monitor. From 400$ to as much you want to spend

A joystick, some people would buy the new Thrustmaster Warthog, from 500$.

Track Ir 5, from 170$

MFD or pedals......xxxxx$

 

Point is, that in all this stuff the cost of the game is the cheapest thing and paying 30$ more or less sounds irrelevant considered with the other costs some people would have to have a great DSC A-10C experience.

So I would like to say that having the option of ordering a proper paper manual even at extra cost (Must be a good manual, not just a 100 page disclaimers and command list one. Think in Falcon 4.0 binded manual or similars) would be an atractive option for many serious simmers.

 

Of course that should be a "voluntary" option and people with lower budgets should be able to purchase the game without that extra cost. :pilotfly:

[shackman]

So I would like to say that having the option of ordering a proper paper manual even at extra cost (Must be a good manual, not just a 100 page disclaimers and command list one. Think in Falcon 4.0 binded manual or similars) would be an atractive option for many serious simmers.

 

Of course that should be a "voluntary" option and people with lower budgets should be able to purchase the game without that extra cost. :pilotfly:

I agree with you on that Furia. With the complexity of the program, and all the different systems, displays, gauges, etc a well written manual would help in many ways, also in talking about the mission editor.

[WildBillKelsoe]

If this isn't released soon I'll be boxed !!

 

 

LIKE ;)