Digital Combat Simulator

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It's a high-fidelity combat flight simulator featuring an abundance of aircraft (payware addons) to include the A-10, F-15, F-86, Su-27, Su-25, and others. Many say that today, it is the most advanced simulator (available to the public) on the market.
At the current time, it is set in the Crimea, with further locations (such as Nevada) coming in the future.

A number of the aircraft are faithful reproductions (systems-simulations) of the real deal.

http://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/
 
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What specifically do you want to know?

It's a high-fidelity combat flight simulator featuring an abundance of aircraft (payware addons) to include the A-10, F-15, F-86, Su-27, Su-25, and others. Many say that today, it is the most advanced simulator (available to the public) on the market.
At the current time, it is set in the Crimea, with further locations (such as Nevada) coming in the future.

A number of the aircraft are faithful reproductions (systems-simulations) of the real deal.

http://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/
I am downloading it now and just wanted to see if it was worth the look as it seems to be a heavy download (taking a couple hours)
 
i play DCS its a great simulator though it gets A money Pot once you start buying addons so keep that in Mind you only get a SU-25 and a P51 free the other aircraft you need to buy and they are not cheap trust me on that one i have been playing for long time Though i do enjoy it Alot Just remmber you will be spending you fsx Cash there and less here lol :dizzy:
 
Isn't this just a further version of Lock On? Same scenario in Crimea. Though Crimea of course has been relevant IRL recently, I am not sure the aircraft available in this sim realistically fit the geography as well as they may have 10 years ago when Flanker/Lock On was coming out.
 
DCS 2.0 is going to hit beta soon (there are alpha videos on YouTube) with a new graphics/terrain engine that brings the rest of the sim into the 21st century to match the detailed planes.

If you like hardcore, system-simulated flight, DCS is the best out there right now. The planes go on sale periodically, but it can take a lot of flying just to master a single platform. The Sabre is amazingly cool, and I'll grab the MiG-15 once it goes on discount.
 
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