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Old 10-07-2011, 11:16 PM
tomandre81 tomandre81 is offline
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The TEF DC is not that andvanced, but it's better than scripted.
I never had so far a bomber attack on my own airfield where I had to scramble.
The number of planes you can set in the setup menu after you start a new campaign, minimum and maximum as well as a min and max skill level for the ai pilots. The number of airplanes generated for the missions will be a random number between the two parameters you set and a random mix of plane types within that number.

He wrote it a while a go, so no 109E4s available. I think TEF is rather occupied otherwise right now, so there hasn't been an update yet to his DC.

But I do hope that from some source we will one day get a fully dynamic campaign. As far as the community is concerned, I am sure noone will write anything until at least the final version of the next patch is released or maybe one after that, since some vital things are not yet working, like radio commands.
Thanks for the info!
I am using track IR 3. Bought it in 2006. Still uses it.
I see you have track IR 5. what is different about it?
And can you recommend a good joystick. Before I used Thrustmaster hotas with forcefeedback. I liked that far better than my Saitek 52. But the thrusmtaster broke (after over 6 years abuse). So now I am kind of stuck with x 52.
I had much better control and aim and feel with the thrustmaster forcefeedback joystick.
Can you recommend some joysticks?
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Old 10-08-2011, 05:34 PM
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NedLynch,

Your advice on getting the flaps down worked as advertised.

Thanks again,

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Old 10-08-2011, 11:12 PM
NedLynch NedLynch is offline
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Great, happy I could help.

As for the track ir, this was actually my first track ir so I have no personal experience to compare other versions. But on their website it says this version has a higher dpi and angle of view or something along those lines. If yours works for you then why change it?

I am fairly inexperienced as well when it comes to good flightsticks, this one is actually the most expensive one I have had so far at $60..ish

Generally I would think you get what you pay for, I would use the search function, as far as I remember there was a pretty good thread about sticks at some point. The one brand where people say the sticks look rather not so elegant but work like a charm is CH. I believe they have 3 sticks to choose from. I might get one of those for myself as a xmas present .

If you want FFB of course there are not may out there and you'll pay for the feature.
And then it all depends if with a new stick you need a throttle as well for a nice HOTAS setup or as close to that as possible. I am quite happy with the 3lever/6+3 buttons quadrant I have and at another $60...ish it didn't brake the bank either.
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