But she's STILL great!

Meaning I still love her though, regardless of all the lighting BS etc. going on ATM - though I'd like to see all that fixed too, of course. But ain't she just great still, huh? I mean, show me a chopper on a PC screen that behaves more realistically and I'll buy you a tankerful of vodka ;)

So I just gotta luuurve her from here to eternity STILL it seems!

yea i love her too :) i have a mistress at the moment in the huey too, just gotta love tree level antics with music blaring

Yah, you've got Wagner going, whereas I've got Chaikovsky :D

Best module in the DCS World. Can't get enough of her

Yeah, she's the bees knees. I'm finding myself just flying her around more and more instead of doing any combat-related stuff since the model is just so great, systems and FM both. My kudos to you BST, she's certainly standing the test of time 100% :thumbup:

it is one of the best modules ever.

but i think she needs some glass texture update and may be some new features like vinch ops, ffast rope ops etc

Please dont use a "she" for machines. Only handful of machines have a feminine gender in slavic languages. Helikopter as such has a masculine gender. Same as planes or tanks.

well my car is a she and so are my trucks/ other things like plane and chopper modules are shes as well :) its just a saying chill out :)

In English the habit of calling your vessel a "she" is an age-old custom, and aircraft pilots just continued with the tradition.

Always use a she for machines, due to how temperamental they are :megalol:

I still think she is great as well :thumbup:

In my part of the woods it's more about grammar rules and situation where every noun has designated gender. A helicopter, a car, an airplane, a tank, a bike; every one of those has a male gender.

Opposite to that: a kitchen, a washing machine, a spoon, a tub etc. are all feminine nouns. :-)

Within any part of the woods, there becomes established rules for being able to interpret what is being said (this works well as long as the one who is doing the saying is abiding by the rules).

However, there is a monkey wrench always getting into the works, known as personal freedom and each individual develops his or her rules of thinking. That list of words, for example; helicopter, car, tank, bike can all become things that can make an individual feel "complete", shall we say.

So you can end up (within some parts of the woods) with Sally calling her new car "Maverick" or "old Bill". Now Mike on the other hand will call his peppy new dirt bike "Nikki" and that other list of words, such as, kitchen, washing machine and spoon end up being merely inanimate objects that help complete a mundane daily chore.

Now, for me, I would never (in my normal every day thinking) equate my opposite, or spouse to a kitchen, washing machine, spoon or tub. There can be rules and regs, but then there are ways that each individual develops to cope on a daily basis. As for my way, I refer to my old Honda Civic as a "her"and my spoon as just a spoon, to be used to eat with and then thrown in the sink to be washed.

Just sayin'.........

In my part of the woods it's more about grammar rules and situation where every noun has designated gender. A helicopter, a car, an airplane, a tank, a bike; every one of those has a male gender.

 

Opposite to that: a kitchen, a washing machine, a spoon, a tub etc. are all feminine nouns. :-)

C'mon , Boris, I can find you many manly words with feminine gender, an axe is feminine in my tongue... ;)

The usage of a "she" to depict a vessel is a long englishmen thingy, even if it feels weird to us, inland euro people. Probably due to their relationship with said vessel.... well, let's not go to deep into details... :D

Probably due to their relationship with said vessel

No, just because said vessels were, and can still be, so temperamental. One moment a true lady, the next a complete bitch...

I think it's just because we love them so much. Like how I love my Mi-8.

Every time I try sling-loading with the UH-1, it is just an "it". Like, 'what a little ..it.'

Personally I think the Mi8 looks more like a cicada than a woman. To me, its just another thing that belongs a little bit closer to the bug zapper in the backyard. Flies like one too; annoying AF during the summer months with that UHF buzzing going on in the trees, and the swarms that remind you of a Russian May Day parade minus the nuclear missiles parading down Red Square.

Yeah the Mi-8 is great fun to fly handles great as well. :thumbup:

Well actually all the helicopters in DCS are great. :D

Nah Champeen. She's undoubtedly a lady, albeit badass. :D

Now that I have built a head tracker, I have to reaquaint myself with her feminine wiles.:book:

if its a lady, needs more oppai.

if its a lady, needs more oppai.

Whazzat? Has 2 big racks on either side of the fuselage and that's not enuff for ya?