A2A and DCS
- Ron Attwood
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Re: A2A and DCS
See? It pays to listen to scuttlebutt. Nice one Scott.
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- bladerunner900
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Re: A2A and DCS
Over the past few years, I've found myself less interested in games of 'kill or be killed' and find myself playing games more orientated towards survival, or logistics of some sort. The Long Dark and Take On Mars for instance. Perhaps an injection of Accu-sim into DCS would revive my killer instinct but I doubt it. I think I'd rather worry about foraging for my next meal.
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Re: A2A and DCS
I'd love to share a pint (or four) with you and discuss the philosophy of gaming with you. You're not turning vegan are you?bladerunner900 wrote: ↑15 Aug 2019, 07:46 Over the past few years, I've found myself less interested in games of 'kill or be killed' and find myself playing games more orientated towards survival, or logistics of some sort. The Long Dark and Take On Mars for instance. Perhaps an injection of Accu-sim into DCS would revive my killer instinct but I doubt it. I think I'd rather worry about foraging for my next meal.
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- bladerunner900
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Re: A2A and DCS
I'd be up for that and no. Definitely not turning vegan. There's a reason why God, or The Gods gave us canines.Ron Attwood wrote: ↑15 Aug 2019, 08:12I'd love to share a pint (or four) with you and discuss the philosophy of gaming with you. You're not turning vegan are you?bladerunner900 wrote: ↑15 Aug 2019, 07:46 Over the past few years, I've found myself less interested in games of 'kill or be killed' and find myself playing games more orientated towards survival, or logistics of some sort. The Long Dark and Take On Mars for instance. Perhaps an injection of Accu-sim into DCS would revive my killer instinct but I doubt it. I think I'd rather worry about foraging for my next meal.
I confess to playing 7 Days to Die as well. Definitely loads of zombies in that to kill. Head shots are particularly satisfying.
Re: A2A and DCS
The Long Dark is a wonderful game which has been a strong competitor for my playing time. Only thing, the Beaver is all broken into pieces ! Just completed the Whiteout challenge after several fails, feeling good !bladerunner900 wrote: ↑15 Aug 2019, 07:46 Over the past few years, I've found myself less interested in games of 'kill or be killed' and find myself playing games more orientated towards survival, or logistics of some sort. The Long Dark and Take On Mars for instance. Perhaps an injection of Accu-sim into DCS would revive my killer instinct but I doubt it. I think I'd rather worry about foraging for my next meal.
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- Marvin-E34
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Re: A2A and DCS
There's nothing more satisfying than shooting down your friend in DCS with an inferior plane in a dogfightbladerunner900 wrote: ↑15 Aug 2019, 07:46 Over the past few years, I've found myself less interested in games of 'kill or be killed' and find myself playing games more orientated towards survival, or logistics of some sort. The Long Dark and Take On Mars for instance. Perhaps an injection of Accu-sim into DCS would revive my killer instinct but I doubt it. I think I'd rather worry about foraging for my next meal.
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Yeah, if only it could be played in Co-op. At the moment I'm at day 30 something in a mod called 'Relentless night'. Days and nights are getting longer and nights are getting colder. Eventually I will be stuck in permanent night. That sounds like fun, hunting in the dark trying to keep warm.
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That may be, if you enjoy it. But in my experience, PvP can rapidly degenerate into something more akin to ganking, or worse, harassment. I've had enough of that in other 'on-line' games. Although, joining a private group may be the solution for that.Marvin-E34 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2019, 04:37 There's nothing more satisfying than shooting down your friend in DCS with an inferior plane in a dogfight
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Internet trolls have existed from the dawn of the internet. You have to expect that when entering an online environment. However, if you feel that internet trash talk is harassing and don’t want to subjugate yourself to it, then joining a session with only friends is probably your best bet. Or sticking to a professional non confrontational game server like Vatsimbladerunner900 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2019, 05:39That may be, if you enjoy it. But in my experience, PvP can rapidly degenerate into something more akin to ganking, or worse, harassment. I've had enough of that in other 'on-line' games. Although, joining a private group may be the solution for that.Marvin-E34 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2019, 04:37 There's nothing more satisfying than shooting down your friend in DCS with an inferior plane in a dogfight
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- bladerunner900
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Everything you say is correct and well known to me. Fortunately I do not have to put up with it and don't.n421nj wrote: ↑16 Aug 2019, 06:59Internet trolls have existed from the dawn of the internet. You have to expect that when entering an online environment. However, if you feel that internet trash talk is harassing and don’t want to subjugate yourself to it, then joining a session with only friends is probably your best bet. Or sticking to a professional non confrontational game server like Vatsimbladerunner900 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2019, 05:39That may be, if you enjoy it. But in my experience, PvP can rapidly degenerate into something more akin to ganking, or worse, harassment. I've had enough of that in other 'on-line' games. Although, joining a private group may be the solution for that.Marvin-E34 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2019, 04:37 There's nothing more satisfying than shooting down your friend in DCS with an inferior plane in a dogfight
- Marvin-E34
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People used to call me "russian hacker" (9 times out of 10) on Call of Duty everytime i had a good score, just because i use names like "SovietRussia" ingamebladerunner900 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2019, 05:39That may be, if you enjoy it. But in my experience, PvP can rapidly degenerate into something more akin to ganking, or worse, harassment. I've had enough of that in other 'on-line' games. Although, joining a private group may be the solution for that.Marvin-E34 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2019, 04:37 There's nothing more satisfying than shooting down your friend in DCS with an inferior plane in a dogfight
The DCS crowd seem to be much more educated.
And yes, i mainly play 1v1 with a friend in a private match.
He's very hard to catch with the Mirage 2000, i've tried many planes against him:
- Su-27 ; using "direct control" (fly by wire off), ripping off the wings over 500 knots
- F/A-18 ; G limiter override, still stable and a very good gun
- F-15 ; the most stable plane in dogfight
- F-14B ; probably the only plane able to make smaller turns at low speed, but when you lose it ...
- Mig 21 ; it's already hard enough to fly straight
- Mig 19 ; with some practice you can do wonders, still lacking in the engine department
- Mirage 2000 ; the best fly by wire system, the best shape to drop speed in no time. It's a spaceship. Sukhois doing cobras is no longer a fascination when flying against the M2000
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Re: A2A and DCS
I’ve to look in that mod, I didn’t know there were any.bladerunner900 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2019, 05:32 Yeah, if only it could be played in Co-op. At the moment I'm at day 30 something in a mod called 'Relentless night'. Days and nights are getting longer and nights are getting colder. Eventually I will be stuck in permanent night. That sounds like fun, hunting in the dark trying to keep warm.
Dominique
i7-4770 /Nvidia 1080 and MSFS
Proud ownerin FS9 of the P-47 and P-51, in FSX/P3D of the Piper Cub, Cherokee, Comanche, P-40, P-51 civ., Texan, Boeing Stratocruiser, Cessna Skylane and in MSFS of the Comanche
i7-4770 /Nvidia 1080 and MSFS
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- bladerunner900
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Be aware that Hinterland are looking at 'optimising' the code for the game and that this will probably kill off moding at some point. They did it once but reverted when people complained about worse performance. The moders complained too but I'm not sure how much they care about that.Dominique wrote: ↑16 Aug 2019, 07:39I’ve to look in that mod, I didn’t know there were any.bladerunner900 wrote: ↑16 Aug 2019, 05:32 Yeah, if only it could be played in Co-op. At the moment I'm at day 30 something in a mod called 'Relentless night'. Days and nights are getting longer and nights are getting colder. Eventually I will be stuck in permanent night. That sounds like fun, hunting in the dark trying to keep warm.
Re: A2A and DCS
Well I just got the Huey and am very impressed. Great flight model and not too complicated avionics. Still trying to figure out multiplayer but must crawl before I can run.
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Re: A2A and DCS
The Huey is a great aircraft. I have flown it in DCS since it was released. If you want a bit more stability get the Ka-50 Blackshark. It's very agile and fast. I spend most of my time just flying in DCS, and only do weapon runs when I get bored, as most of the aircraft in simulation mode require a lot of practice and patience to fly well.
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