I have $60 to spend on Easter Sale

Help make up my mind.

Modules I have:

Nevada

FC3

MiG21

Ka-50

F5

Modules Interested in:

P51D $18

Mirage $36

Huey $30

A10C $26

EDIT: Can go up to $66. Talked myself into it.

Help make up my mind.

 

Modules I have:

 

Nevada

FC3

MiG21

Ka-50

F5

 

Modules Interested in:

 

P51D $18

Mirage $36

Huey $30

A10C $26

 

EDIT: Can go up to $66. Talked myself into it.

It would be useful to have some more infos like:

What flying style do you prefer?

Do you like challenges?

Which time period do you like more?

Do you want it complicated

My vote is for the A-10C, There's not much better than getting a hard lock on a Russian tank from 7 miles away with a maverick.

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I prefer flying. Anything.

Honestly though I cant decide. I like the MiG21 because its hard to fly, I like the F5 because of its simplicity. I like the Ka-50 for its ground attack capability.

My main negative points for each of the listed modules:

P51D: I already have the TF-51, and it would basically be the same thing but now I can fight on the WW2 servers.

Mirage: Its another delta wing aircraft, and has about the same ground attack capabilities as the F5 and MiG21. It does have BVR though.

Huey: I dont know how much fun it will be to just fly around in a helicopter that cannot really bring much to the table combat wise. But I love the huey in general.

A10C: Biggest drawback here is the complexity of systems, on top of having the A10A already. I don't enjoy the A10A all too much because of its lack of precision munitions, but to be honest, I don't know if I'll have the time to invest in learning the TGP, NAV, etc.

(instead of P-51 you can also get the FW-190, similar but with a bit less focus on engine management)

both huey and mi-8 has great on board campaigns. but if you don't like low and slow and retro style flying, i don't recommend. you will be bored to death. i just love fliying like this.

a-10c, is insane. it has beaitiful missiles, bombs and brrrrt. but starting it up is torture, even autostart. systems are not easy to learn. if you are not dedicated to learn, just stay away.

Flip a coin........sooner or later you'll get them all anyway :D

The A-10C is almost a must. It's the signature module for DCS.

I like flying the Choppers, both the Huey and Mi-8. Both are awesome modules.

Don't forget to position yourself for Normandy... Yes.... you'll end up buying a few than than the $66.... :-)

Flip a coin........sooner or later you'll get them all anyway :D

Wise words

The UH, can give you hours of adrenaline, bueno dropping troops in LZs defenseless

Well boys, the coin flip worked, kinda. Ended up getting the Mirage, A10C, and P51. Did I say $66? I meant $77.

DAMN YOU ED AND SALES!!!!!!!

Well boys, the coin flip worked, kinda. Ended up getting the Mirage, A10C, and P51. Did I say $66? I meant $77.

 

DAMN YOU ED AND SALES!!!!!!!

well congrats if you like flying general youl enjoy the, all in thier own way. Though If you arent as dedicated M2000 is certinaly much easeir of those Fixed wing Jet aircraft to learn first , however youl find that even for ground attack its still more lethal than the F5E or Mig21 due to HUD and modern CCIP/CCRP computing assistance for unguided weaponry. and its not just another Delta winged aircraft, Its Delta winged aircraft with Fly by wire ;, itls be easier even more pilot friendly in handing than the F5E.

Well boys, the coin flip worked, kinda. Ended up getting the Mirage, A10C, and P51. Did I say $66? I meant $77.

 

DAMN YOU ED AND SALES!!!!!!!

:thumbup: Congrats,Sounds like you're gonna have an Awesome Weekend :thumbup:

Exactly, Christmas in April for 'em!!! :-)

Huey: I dont know how much fun it will be to just fly around in a helicopter that cannot really bring much to the table combat wise. But I love the huey in general.

Pretty much completely false. A fully weaponized Huey can inflict some serious pain, and you get MUCH closer to the action to boot. Add a low level ingress to the AO and missions are not only fun, but challenging and rewarding as well. Oh and when I say low level, think 10' AGL...at 120 knots.

A10C: Biggest drawback here is the complexity of systems, on top of having the A10A already. I don't enjoy the A10A all too much because of its lack of precision munitions, but to be honest, I don't know if I'll have the time to invest in learning the TGP, NAV, etc.

It really isn't that hard to learn how to use it effectively IMO. Don't let all the scary switches, knobs, and fancy MFDs scare you...It's actually a fairly simple airplane. There are hundreds of great YouTube videos to walk you through just about anything you could ever want to do.

Have fun with your new modules :)

My vote is for the A-10C, There's not much better than getting a hard lock on a Russian tank from 7 miles away with a maverick.

 

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+1 for the Hawg, after that its up to you