CS Weapons "Torpedo"
I came up with this "torpedo" like thing, in about 2 hours of experimentation... I don't own a proper Torpedo SimObject model,
so I used a missile as "torpedo" instead. Though I fire it through CS Weapons, it cannot be considered a "real" CS Weapon since
it depends also in FSX Mission building for triggering destruction, while CS Weapons work in Free Flight and don't need missions (more
details in video description about this).
What Victory says about Superbag, TacPack & CS Weapons, stands very true (though I don't have the VRS experience).
On the other hand, personally (& many others) I have no interest of flying the F-18 since I'm a vintage aviation flyer mostly (up to
2nd generation jets).
So what someone may choose as an FSX weapon solution, depends primarily of what he wants to fly & how (single - multiplayer).
I know at least one virtual squadron that uses both, in order to "arm" the non-Tacpacked AirVehicles they use.
Now, from what I've concluded so far being actively in the Military FSX "part", is that people who fly FSX are not interested in Combat simming
in the Hardcore sense. This "audience" is already in BMS or DCS, ie native combat sims. With the arrival of F-18 in DCS & new maps (including USA maps also - smart move...)
the relative FSX audience will further shrink, I guess...
The simple truth is, that if you decide to "go Military" with FSX compared to a native Combat Sim, you need a looot of work just to keep
Military - Combat experience at an acceptable level, regardless the weapons you will choose (VRS or CS)... cause FSX was not hardcoded
for combat simming. It presents Multiplayer problems, luck of AIs of any kind, FPS problems with many Aircrafts, etc
So, in my point of you, if someone insists of doing so, has to be aware of the limitations & of what he's striving for.
The only strong point of FSX is the photoreal environment. Only this has not beaten yet by a Combat sim...
But that there will be a day when FSX will be comparable to native combat sims, for me it's hard to believe...