January 25, 20197 yr Magnitude III, LLC just released the Christen Eagle II for DCS. While I prefer combat flight sims, hence DCS being my sim of choice, I do appreciate a well developed module and have plenty of experience in both FSX and X-Plane. I'm a professional pilot by trade, so flying around on autopilot in my spare time isn't really my go-to anymore. That said, $30 for a fully-developed CE2 that works great in VR, is way cheaper than the $300/hr it would be to go get a few hours IRL. The only thing missing is the G's. Hope you guys enjoy and I'm looking forward to being a part of the community!
January 25, 20197 yr Yeah and it touched off a lot of back and forth on their official forum about the direction of DCS.
January 25, 20197 yr The more the merrier. For sure, the frequency of new aircraft has increased. I'm all for that. Richard Chafey i7-8700K @4.8GHz - 32Gb @3200 - ASUS ROG Maximus X Hero - EVGA RTX3090 - 3840x2160 Res - KBSim Gunfighter - Thrustmaster Warthog dual throttles - Crosswind V3 pedals MSFS 2020, DCS
January 27, 20197 yr Nice review.I have the module but not flown it much yet. I for one will be delighted if DCS expand into civilian operations. The flight modeling and graphics in DCS are simply sublime and capture a true sense of actually flying, and landing in particular, much more than any other simulator available in my opinion.I have quite a few of the high end combat aircraft modules in DCS such as the F18, A10C, F86 however I don't use their weapons systems, I'm just interested in the high performance flight characteristics. 787 captain. Previously 24 years on 747-400.Technical advisor on PMDG 747 legacy versions QOTS 1 , FS9 and Aerowinx PS1.
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