...and there's no such thing as blue on blue, just happy little accidents

I want a Waggs podcast

🤣🤣🤣🤣

"So relaxing" hahaha! ....Like a 80 y.o. grandma watching Ross with crackers and tea. But, but, who's the real artist here? After all, Picasso did say every act of creation/art is an act of destruction. Such an existential crisis this is causing! I'm anything but relaxed. Paint brush or Hornet? Hornet or paint brush?

lol i'm never going to be able to use them now without hearing that and i love it

Finally something i can use in Georgia at War. ;)

I wonder what's the range for mitl

JF-17's CM-802AKG has 100+ mile range and it's been released for quite some time....

@@deathrooster14 I'm probably gonna get hated on this, but Georgia at War isn't that fun. All the enemy planes are AI and way too easy. And there's no sense of progression if the enemy ground units keep popping up in the same place. There's no base capturing. In my opinion, BuddySpike is the best server and DynamicDCS, because they are actually challenging. However Georgia at War does win in having a lot of concurrent players.

How does ED get such detailed information about a relatively new weapon? I'd think this would be classified, but does Raytheon just give the operators manual to anyone?

And Hind, Apache, Mosquito coming this year... The best times for flight sim fans.

Unless you are a KA-50 pilot!

@@iain8837 defect. 🙂

Half-credits :)

Why i have no Cyprus in my Syria map ???

@Nybbl er Chuck is like the DCS equivalent of the indian youtube math teacher, and those guys deserve medals as well

Too bad people can't read more than a few words at a time nowadays... Otherwise they could just RTFM

@@getsideways7257 or maybe some people learn differently and just reading a thousand pages of text doesn't work for everyone. I lean more on kinaesthetic learning for results so Chucks guides are perfect.

@@noisytwit Or maybe then you need a YT tutorial instead? Why substitute reading with reading?

@@getsideways7257 the Official ED Docs often are not as sync as it should be, hence you will get the update manual usually after couple of months!

I spent a whole hour on Cyprus after I landed in a C-130 and waited for the CH-53 that took me back to USS New Jersey (BB-62) in 84'.

@@mcintoshdev C-130's, CH-53's and a USN Battleship, with Cyprus in the mix! Sounds like a great story!

I'm pretty sure Cyprus is part of the Syria map

@Diacoal at the time I posted this, it hadn't been added, but yes it is part of the Syria map, which is going to see further expansion.

Hope you get a decent pc as soon as possible :)

I thought those A-G systems in DCS were not real, but made up for DCS for fun. How they know how the actual system was made, isnt that secret? Or how it works? Are you saying, that this in DCS is actually identical or even the same system as in real?

​@@ShqipeInfo-bc3ss these are 4th generation aircraft and they aren't exactly "secret" these planes and weapon systems and planes have been around for a while and there is no need to keep any info on them secret. the people who make these modules most of the time get real pilots that flew that aircraft to give insight into how everything actually works

Try blowing up your old house?

Have been waiting for a LONG TIME for the mumi page... guess it is the last thing they do when all the variables are in place..

If you can make it follow a train to its target I think you just win.

@@Aussilightning It will give some different options esp. with DCS Liberations on single player to take out SA-10 on single player. The Skynet IADS plugin makes HARMs a lot less effective as it keeps turning on/off radars.

@@gpjuan Wooooooooooooooosh

specially when you keep in mind that even campaigns like OP Pontus are build around reaching the AO right after takeoff rather than having to do some sort of flying.. i mean, what is this, a flight sim?

150miles is 241 km amazing

only in your dreams

Free to try. Remember 1974?

cant wait you try...

Edwards?

Elite Dangerous?

Do we need to know?

As an English teacher in Vietnam, I appreciated that joke. XD

It’s normally “time-on-target”, but I’d also like to see that. Would make for incredible footage seeing multiple missiles from multiple aircraft all come in at once.

It’s a small jet engine with no exhaust smoke.

WP4 was already set as the WPDSG.

Everything they put into DCS, be it ED or any of the contracted studios, have to source real documentation when they develop a module. Many documents like flight manuals or technical specifications were classified but became available by the government. It is for this reason we do not have the F/A-18 Super Hornet which is the current variant of the Hornet fielded by the US military, most of it's internal systems are completely classified. But the F/A-18C is mostly unclassified as it's been phased out by the Super Hornets. The only aircraft that are semi-fictional are the Flaming Cliffs 3 low-fidelity modules such as the F-15c, SU-27, Su-33, and MiG-29. They pretty accurate but probably over/underperform compared to their real world counterparts, and its very difficult to find documentation on the Russian fighters but they came out when DCS world was still trying to get off the ground and needed content for people.

@@CakePrincessCelestia steam says it will be playable 31.5 :/

Why should datalink be affected by clouds? Isnt it radio transmitted?

@@danieldorn2927 I don't know, i thought it worth asking. I was thinking that when it's stormy my satellite TV loses bit rate and maybe data link would too

@@danieldorn2927 What makes you think water doesn't affect radio signal propagation?

@@getsideways7257 It is negligible. Its not like datalink uses massive bandwidth. Even with thick clouds commercial airliners are able to communicate with the ATC. Would be terribly bad if radio communication was dependent on the weather.

@@philhealey2520 I am sure the bandwidth difference of transmitted audio and video signal up to 4k resolution to the trackfiles for situational awareness is massive. Each trackfile has how much information? Bearing, Altitude, GPS coords? And how often is this information refreshed? Every second? Cant be that much. Looking it up, its max capacity is 238 kbps, which is about 30 kilobyte per second. Compare that to the average satellite internet speed of 12 Mbps, or 12000 kbps.