I have no problem with pay update [if we get new features], but this must be communicate early and best from the beginning… not like, first it is free, now it is not free, later you will get a discount etc. pp.
Yes. We will continue to update older content as DCS World grows, and part of that will be updating older aircraft modules like the Ka-50 and A-10C. While we will provide a free update version of these modules to existing owners, we will also provide more feature-rich versions of the module to new and existing users.
So, I’m guessing the graphical updates will be free, to existing users, but If they add more features, you’ll have to pay.
They are not going back on earlier info.
Thanks @wagmatt for your time, and for answering all my questions!
Of course not everything was answered the way I would have liked to hear it (F-4 ) but most of it sounds good and makes me hopeful for the future of DCSW.
I’d really enjoy a Phantom…I’ll bet bringing that beast back aboard the ship was interesting. Of course, I’m a A2G guy, so I’d rather see an A-6 or A-7 maybe…but the F-4 was a nice bomb truck too…
Dad flew the C, D, and E, with most time in the latter. But even I will admit that an S would be my choice for DCS because it would fit nicely into the planned carrier ops. Anyway, if they haven’t begun building a Phantom I wish that they wouldn’t mention it. A shame because it spans Vietnam to GW1 and most of the current Soviet block/Russian DCS modules.
After the F-16C will come DCS: P-47D Thunderbolt, Mi-24 Hind, and Mosquito.
…just then, off in the distance, apparently originating from the direction of the @Bogusheadbox residence, an anguished “Nooooooooooo!!!” could be heard.
Why, heatblur are doing the pig didn’t you get the memo?
Last I heard they are doing a late model, TISEO equipped E model. And I for one am perfectly happy with that. It also tells me that they at least part way into one of the hardest parts of building these things: sourcing sufficient and accurate data. Ask Jason from 777 if you think that’s the easy part
Yes I remember that. He was credited with a manoeuvre kill.
Cool stuff
The Raven served in the Gulf War during Operation Desert Storm in 1991. On 17 January 1991, a USAF EF-111 crew of Captain James Denton and Captain Brent Brandon achieved an unofficial kill against an IraqiDassault Mirage F1, which they managed to maneuver into the ground, making it the only member of the F-111/FB-111/EF-111 family to achieve an aerial victory over another aircraft.[1][10] However, a recent article has cast doubt on this as the only Iraqi Mirage F1 in the air that night returned safely to base and its pilot reported that he shot down the EF-111.[11]