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Phenomenal product but so very different than what we're used to:
1. It's ground pounding, not dogfighting. You want to avoid enemy aircraft at all cost! 2. The challenge is not in flying (easy in the A-10) but in locating targets and learning to operate avionics and equipment. That probably sounds obvious to most, but I had quite a shock moving from IL-2 FB to DCS: Black Shark. Given that, I don't think anyone can say DCS: A-10 is any kind of competition to CloD (apples and oranges), but for a complete simulation of a modern aircraft, you can't do better than ED's warthog! |
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Thanks. I was thinking of giving it a try but wanted to see if most people who play it think it's fun. Since being fun is why I play. I think many were disappointed with Lock On and don't want to make the same mistake.
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Better get DCS P-51.
Full clickable cocpit, all system works like in RL according with RL manual, very good flight model included take off, landings, in air handling ( i think one of the best i've seen in flight simulators) and performance very close to RL data. The only problem is that for now there is no other prop planes in DCS. Maby in the future. If CLOD planes would be made in the same way... ![]() |
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From what i have heard this A-10 isn't just a game. It's a simulation in the purest meaning.
It takes you weeks or months to make progress. You have to read a lot to get an overview over all the systems. Currently there is a sale where you can get the a-10 and black shark 2 for 18 bucks. Have to look where it was. Last edited by mcFly; 11-06-2012 at 05:08 PM. |
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Looks like you missed the sale on getloadedgo.com, it was only for the weekend. They're promising another on Nov. 9.
+1 on DCS: Mustang, it justs feels like a real airplane! In 9 years of prop sims I've never seen anything like it! |
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I have all the DCS modules and I simply love them. Together with a group in Multiplayer, together with TARS, it's just so much fun.
And flying the Mustang is the biggest challenge I ever had in a flightsim. In a 30min dogfight, only 25% of the pilots were shot down, the other 75% crashed by pilot error ![]() |
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If you want one mother of a challenge, pick up Black Shark 2. I don't know how many hours I spent trying to learn to fly that bird, only to have it SEVERELY punish me for any errors I did. Just like in real life. Hell, don't even need enemies, as it's insanely easy to die just through not being one step ahead of the aircraft. As McFly say above me, all DCS-products require a serious attitude towards learning to fly things on max realism. The sim will pull absolutely no punches, and it will be an insane challenge to learn. But when you start getting the hang of it, it will reward you with many, many hours of great fun. Just takes time getting there. A LOT of time... I'm looking to pick up both DCS:World (which is free) but also all modules for it to give me the maximum amount of aircraft to fly. Just have to get done with my joystick/throttle-build first. |
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I can highly recommend all the DCS products, have them all.
I have many hours in the A10c, excellent simulator. Easily worth 5 fold what you might pay for it. The ka-50 is also excellent. |
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