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Cycling at -5°C is quite something! 🥶

TLI underway!

ICPS firing under way:

Great launch, but not quite in orbit yet until the ICPS fires in some minutes. :)

Can confirm that I'm able to download the latest release this way, even when not logged in. Thanks for setting it up!

This appears to only concern the insulating foam.

Possible scrub?

That's a bit of a silly issue :\ Still, the rollout appears to have begun.

Yes, the pricing can be offputting, but I think you need to consider a couple of things prior to comparing to "normal" DLC for other games: The base program is free to download, in order to ensure that it runs satisfactorily on your system The individual modules are a lotof work, to the point...

@Urwumpe while the Sea Harrier is probably in development by Razbam, the current is heaps of fun and while it's technically the American version it's quite close to the more recent British GR.7 and GR.9 if that helps immersion, so I do think I'd still recommend it if you want to try something a...

I'll just go ahead and suggest the Harrier: Can fly from normal airfields, as well as improvised bases that can be mocked up in the mission editor Can fly from ships, and since it can somewhat takeoff vertically silly scenarios can be made up Or, as an alternative, the Mirage 2000C: less...

So, as you know both planes end up filling broadly similar roles, both IRL and in DCS, where they are good jacks of all trades. In general, from a purely flying point of view, it is "faster" in that it's a rate fighter, i.e. its forte is keeping a relatively high speed and max the sustained...

About once every two weeks at most, and generally the updates aren't huge. They tend to be large if there's a signifcant update of a map you own.

I have both the Viper and the Hornet and use both regularly - what questions to you have?

Jebediah Kerman seems to have enjoyed his ride to space:

Speaking of modules - a new groundbreaking one has been announced by Italian developer IndiaFoxtEcho:

Apparently the shockwave of the Tonga volcano has been detected by a barometer at a nearby meteorological center:

The thing is actually in space and mostly deployed! :hailprobe:

It's a library for add-ons for various flight simulators, at avsim.com