[QUOTE]After many months of hard work, I am pleased to announce that I will soon be releasing “The Museum Relic”. A campaign for both the Mig-15 and F-86.
This is actually two separate campaigns. You can choose to fly the Mig-15 (which has other Soviet units as its friendlies). Or the F-86 (which has NATO allies). Both campaigns follow the same story line.
Features of The Museum Relic Campaign:
*22 Story driven missions for each campaign.
*Over 400 lines of custom voice recording for each campaign from 17 different voice actors. (Total of nearly 600 voice recordings for both campaigns. Many recordings needed to be campaign specific for differences in Imperial and Metric values, as well as Unit types).
*160+ pages of briefings and detailed flight plan pages.
*A fun story that gives the Mig-15 and F-86 a place in this fictional modern day setting.
The Museum Relic will be available soon in a DCS store near you!
[quote]I am happy to announce that I have started work on a new DLC campaign for A-10C. It will be set in the NTTR and will be aimed mainly at new players, containing between 15 - 18 missions with all the basic information and instructions required to master all the systems that would be useful in mostly (but not only) single player flying in the A-10.
Judging by many posts in these forums there is a need for such a campaign, after which one could either test his skills in excellent Basic Flight Training Qualification campaign by MapleFlag or in the Enemy Within or upcoming DLC prepared by Ranger79.
Apart from the instructions and interactive trainings each mission will contain a part in which you will have to put the newly acquired knowledge to use and fulfil different tasks given to you by your Instructor Pilot (IP). Last few missions will simulate a complex battlefield where once again you will have to prove that you know how to effectively use the Hog.
Moreover, the campaign will have its own storyline and will be first in series of linked campaigns sharing the same background (international situation) as well as some of the characters (the next one being Red Flag for M2000C). More details to come!
You can thus expect that what you have seen in The Enemy Within and what you will shortly see in the M2000C campaign, but probably pushed to a new level with improved radio comms quality, many more voiceovers, complex triggers and (hopefully) lots of fun during the training.
I am joining forces with Doughboy from 319th VFW, who served in NTTR and also was deployed with the A-10s in Afghanistan. So you can expect high degree of realism and some interesting stories in all the missions.
Finally, a disclaimer - this campaign does not aim to recreate way of operating the jet in real life to 100%. To get as close to realism as possible you would have to join and learn from one of the great multiplayer squadrons. This campaign will teach you how to effectively use different systems and weapons in DCS environment, of course trying to adhere to procedures used IRL as much as it makes sense for a single player experience.
At this moment it is too early to give any ETA, we shall see how quickly we can progress on this one. If you have any questions - ask them here. More details will be given as[/quote]
After that small talk about Super Hornet and Jane’s F/A-18 I had read some reviews of both and some more blast from the past.
One of the main highlights from some of these sims were the campaigns. Some had historical campaigns some had fictional.
Talking about the historical campaigns, DCS and Caucasus map. Contains any of the DCS modules historical campaign following the events of 2008 Russo-Georgian War ? Or are all the DCS campaigns fictional ? Just asking.
I don’t think there’s an official campaign that re-enacts the Russo-Georgian war. The only two that come close that come to my mind is the “The Georgian War” campaign by @Baltic_Dragon that takes an alternate history approach featuring a US-NATO intervention in that war, and the Su-25T/Ka-50 Georgian Oil War campaigns that feature a fictional conflict that acts as a succesor to the original Russo-Georgian war.
