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They don't tell you the time frame, but they do tell you that they will be released as they're finished and ready.. "Buy now and take advantage of our Pre-Order discount ($10 OFF) and Early Access program - fly these planes as soon as they are ready!" The first BON plane, the P-47D22 Razorback, was released in May IIRC. These things take time.

^^^^^ This Increase the G on-set sensitivity for positive and negative G's so that sudden spikes cause problems. The current system rewards people who abuse the physiological model by dramatically spiking negative and positive G's to avoid gunfire.

Hopefully an announcement of the Hurricane and Spit XIV release window....

Imagine the meltdown the germanos are going to have when the DM is finally fixed

Sometimes sarcasm can be hard to spot among people who actually believe odd things like this lol

It seems like what most people want is Falcon 4.0's style dynamic campaign...yet not realize just how difficult that is to do

I must be doing something wrong...every time I tried to dogfight in a 110 I ended up a corpse

I bought the DCS P-47 and channel map yesterday, and it needs some optimization, especially in combination with the Channel map. That being said, I feel like the DCS P-47 is probably the best warbird module in DCS right now, and the best recreation of the P-47 yet in a sim. While the overall combat experience is probably better in IL-2, the DCS P-47 isn't the pig that it is in IL-2. While all being relative, you can "feel" the power of the R2800 much better, and overall the aircraft feels like it has some genuine performance to it, where as in IL-2 it feels like you have to use a witches

IIRC 150 octane became available and field modifications started on the P-51's and P-47's in late May 1944

Vulchwaffe gonna vulch

Not to be rude but this seems like kind of a silly thing to get all flustered about

What else do you propose they use to fill out the Axis roster for BON?

While that's a neat video... They're also shooting, in aircraft terms, at nearly point blank range. To get a better idea of performance of API/APIT at WW2 engagement ranges they'd need to step out to closer to 200 yards

The rework of the fuel system seems like a good time to revisit the engine timers issues..

I've not yet purchased the new ones...mostly because I keep forgetting