About This Content DCS: A-10C Warthog is a PC simulation of the U.S. premier Close Air Support attack aircraft. This is the second aircraft in the DCS series, following DCS: Black Shark, and raises the bar even higher in the DCS series. Warthog brings the most realistic PC simulation of a modern fixed wing combat aircraft in regards to flight dynamics, avionics, sensors, and weapon systems. You also have the option to play Warthog in "Game" mode for a casual game experience. Fly missions in the Caucuses region of the Black Sea against and with a wide array of air, land and sea forces with new and improved intelligence. Create your own missions and campaigns with the included Mission and Campaign Editors, and fly with and against friends online using the included online game browser.Key features:Fly the A-10C “Warthog” in either realistic or game modes.Fly missions in either Georgia and Russia.Interactive training missions shallow the learning curve dramatically.Rich campaigns and single missions included.Multiplayer cooperative and head-to-head.Feature-rich Mission and Campaign editors allow user created content.The most realistic flight dynamics ever done for a PC simulation.Huge array of land, air and sea units to flight along and against.Ability to command ground forces during missions.Fully interactive Forward Air Controller (FAC) that helps you find targets. 7aa9394dea Title: DCS: A-10C WarthogGenre: SimulationDeveloper:Eagle Dynamics SAPublisher:The Fighter CollectionRelease Date: 22 Sep, 2010 DCS: A-10C Warthog Download Windows 10 Free Brrrrrrrrrt. This thing is an absolute prick to learn but once you can confidently start-up > take off > understand what the hell SOI and SPI means > navigate to your target > contact JTAC and understand what a 9-Line is > go full BRRRRRTTTT when said JTAC clears you > fire a Maverick here > drop a GBU-12 there > order your wingman to go BRRRRTTTTTTT as well > air-to-air refuel on the way home and finally land, it's one of the most satisfying gaming experiences you can have.I learned to fly the Hog back in 2014, I'm still flying it to this day and plan to keep doing so for years. Hopefully one day ED updates the Hog to support the Helmet Mounted Integrated Targeting (HMIT) system that the real thing received in 2012 because marking targets and slewing the targeting pod around with your head would be amazing.. All I can say Is WOW! This Module is a marvel. I decided to try flight sims again after a 10 year break. Mainly due to poor joysticks and low memory muscle. I've taken the plunge again and purchased the A10c and a Warthog Hotas. An amazing experience in VR. The training is a must in this plane and if you skip lessons, you're gonna get lost so do the same training missions over and over and over until you are ahead of the trainers instructions and you know the procedure by heart. Then move to the next Lesson. Initially, I could barely get the thing off the ground and once in the Air, I never seemed to have time to get things done before I needed to start another set of things. It was very confusing and made no sense. But after a Lot of youtube Videos and practice and More Videos, I'm finally able to (at least) turn the big gun on and set the different Reticules. Why do I set the different Reticules? No Idea. The trainer does tell me but I'm usually about three tasks behind him. It's all a learning experience. I was half tempted to buy a couple of Modules to try out but seeing as I have barely reached Lesson 3 after 20 hours (and still not knowing why I'm hitting certain buttons in the cockpit), I've decided to stick with the Hog for a good while. I can't see myself doing Campaigns anytime soon so there are many, many hours of stuff to be had. On a downside, the Aircraft start procedure seems to be bugged for me. Switching one of the left hand front panel switches to "Test" stops the procedure from continuing and completing. It just ends there and the trainer remains silent. Apart from that, its all been good.
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DCS: A-10C Warthog Download Windows 10 Free
Updated: Mar 16, 2020
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