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Entonces qué: ¿Mig 29 módulo oficial y obligatorio comprarlo en pre-venta?

Pre-compra o gulag

Entonces qué: ¿Mig 29 módulo oficial y obligatorio comprarlo en pre-venta?

Ya te digo….; estoy recordando cuando llegué al ESA…; ya flipabamos con el Albatros de Lotus de FSX y con el escenario de Kirovskoye de ESA_Avemetal para completar el CR de Kirovskoye…; si en aquella época hubiéramos tenido en LOMAC el Yak, L39 y el MiG29 que presentan ahora….

Menuda línea de formación !!!!!!!

Y para más dulzura tenemos el 21 y el 23 (proyectado)….; solo falta la cantina de Paulova y sus chicas

Entonces qué: ¿Mig 29 módulo oficial y obligatorio comprarlo en pre-venta?

Pre-compra o gulag

Pues no me llamaba la atencion pero si esas son las opciones lo pongo en "Deseados"

Esto es una puta locura nenos. O sea:

Mig-29 PATA NEGRA
Marianas WWII gratis con una serie de barcos y aviones, incluyendo japoneses como oponentes
Afganistán Iraq y Kola
El F-4 Corsair y el F-6 Hellcat
El Chinook
El Kiowa
El La-7
El Mig-23

Esto es una puta locura nenos.

Esto es una puta locura nenos. O sea:

Mig-29 PATA NEGRA
Marianas WWII gratis con una serie de barcos y aviones, incluyendo japoneses como oponentes
Afganistán Iraq y Kola
El F-4 Corsair y el F-6 Hellcat
El Chinook
El Kiowa
El La-7
El Mig-23

Esto es una puta locura nenos.

Cuidadin que mira lo del Hellcat que tapado lo tenían…; y esos cruceros japoneses del vídeo…..

......Y a ver quien es el guapo que le puede dar y pillar todo... bueno excepto tito Mirmi y Pegaso...

Uy Ikaro, eso en mi caso fue hace mucho. Cuando entramos en la "era moderna" empezaron a acumularse los problemas con tanto sistema, más un problema familiar importante me dejaron en el dique casi seco. Así que ahora después de unos añitos comienzo a volver a disfrutar del vuelo, pero de los modernos los he tenido que aparcar casi todos salvo el 18, y últimamente el Harrier con el que estoy volviendo a empezar. Así que si consigues poner a punto ese Abipepino avisa y volveremos a sacar de paseo nuestros viejos Akulas.

Por cierto, con las últimas actualizaciones y aunque tengas que bajar los gráficos a la mitad, se ve de p*t* vicio, comparado con nuestras antígüas zonas de vuelo.

Aparte del video, en el foro de ED dan un poco mas de explicaciones.

Whereas the 2023 focus of Eagle Dynamics was primarily on DCS core improvements like multithreading, DLSS/FSR, Voice Chat, and bug fixes, our partners had an exciting year that included new products like the F-15E Strike Eagle, new Mirage F1 versions, the Normandy 2 and Sinai maps, and many fantastic campaigns.

2024 promises to be an eventful year with many projects in development such as the full fidelity MiG-29A Fulcrum, CH-47F Chinook, F6F Hellcat, and the Afghanistan, Iraq, and Marianas World War II maps. Our 3rd party partners are working diligently on the F-4E Phantom II, A-7E Corsair II, MiG-23 Flogger, C-130 Hercules, F4U Corsair, La-7, OH-58D Kiowa, and the Kola map.


2024 & Beyond Roadmap

Our Current Plan

Let’s take a brief look at the new aircraft under development in 2024, in no particular order. Detailed specifications and features will be listed for each product during each product announcement as we get closer to the release.

New Eagle Dynamics Aircraft

DCS: CH-47F

Much of the 2023 CH-47F work focused on the creation of the external model, cockpit/cargo models as well as systems and FM. The model now accurately reflects a US Army CH-47 from the mid-2000s. Much of the work now involves the finalisation of the flight dynamics and flight control system, along with the many multi-function display pages and sub-pages. As with all DCS aircraft since the Ka-50, the CH-47 will have fully modelled electrical, hydraulic, fuel, and other systems that exist within the simulation as “live” systems to manage voltage, pressure, flow rates, temperatures and all other operational systems. To support advancements in the DCS logistical system, the CH-47F will also be equipped with cargo and sling management capabilities as well as defensive gun positions.

DCS: F6F Hellcat

Also started in 2023, the Hellcat has made great progress. When creating the external model, internal structural modelling was created to provide a very accurate and realistic structure in order to enhance damage modelling. The flight model development is in full swing, and it is being created to match first-hand knowledge of its handling and performance in cooperation with The Fighter Collection.

The Hellcat will not exist in a vacuum though, and Pacific Theater of Operations (PTO) opponent aircraft are already in development, as well PTO specific ground and naval forces.

DCS: MiG-29A Fulcrum

We are excited to announce our first full fidelity 4th generation Russian fighter: the MiG-29A Fulcrum! The Fulcrum has been a massively successful, single-seat fighter that was developed to counter the F-15, F/A-18, and F-16 during the height of the Cold War. Today, it serves numerous armed forces, and will fill an important role in DCS.

Based on publicly available manuals, the DCS Fulcrum will be a 1980s era MiG-29, but it will still be a potent threat to other DCS aircraft with its array of radar- and infrared-guided missiles, its 30mm cannon, and unguided air-to-ground weapons. In the right hands, the MiG-29 can be a tough opponent with its Helmet Mounted Sight paired with high-off boresight R-73 air-to-air missiles.

New Eagle Dynamics Maps

2024 will also be a great year for new maps. Our Terrain Development Kit (TDK) continues to grow in capabilities each year, and these new maps will leverage these features to create the best maps yet.

DCS: Afghanistan

First hinted at a year ago, we are happy to confirm that an Afghanistan map is coming to DCS. A flash point spanning thousands of years, Afghanistan served as the backdrop to two of the largest conflicts in living memory. More focused on Counterinsurgency (COIN) warfare than large force-on-force battles, the Afghanistan map will bring a new mode of warfare to DCS battles and our most popular aircraft like the AH-64D, Mi-24P, A-10C, Su-25, F-16C, F/A-18C, will be great mission choices.

DCS: Iraq

We are also excited to announce an Iraq map coming to DCS. From Operation Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom to the War on Terror, Iraq has been one of the most significant flash points of the late-20th and early 21st centuries. The Iraq map will initially be centred on Baghdad to best provide War-on-Terror and War on Isis scenarios. Later, the map will be expanded south to provide older scenarios like Operations Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom.

DCS: Marianas World War II

To support the DCS: F6F Hellcat and other PTO aircraft and units coming to DCS, we have been adapting the current Marianas for the past year and into 2024. The map is based on painstakingly researched documents, photos, and accounts of the Mariana Islands in the summer of 1944, at the time of the Battle of the Marianas between the United States and Imperial Japan. This will be a free map that leverages our latest TDK for improved performance and realism.

In parallel with these new product efforts, we will be focusing on continued development of existing modules such as, but not limited to, the F-16C, F/A-18C, AH-64D, and Supercarrier.

MIG29. Gracias Dios mío. Te adoramos, te bendecimos, te agradecemos haber premiado nuestros 15 años de espera.

Habrá merecido la pena cuando nos podamos subir a esa cabina.

[Shinichi]

Yo lamentablemente perdí la fé hace ya un tiempo. Y es que la primera me la dieron pero a base de bien con que el primer patanegra fuera un heli en un simulador hasta entonces de aviones, primordialmente rusos; la segunda mejilla me la giraron con el A10C (que por cierto lo disfruté). Ahora con el Hornet, posiblemente el F1, y más adelante el Eurofighter, ya estoy más que servido y ni de coña pienso ya en ruso más que para conocer al enemigo .

Oh dios mio. Mig 29 patanegra de ED!!! Cuando lo he leído al principio pensaba que era una inocentada!! Siiiiiiii!!!! Ya con eso soy feliz para el año que viene. Por fin el CR soñado del ESA