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The problem what I saw at visual are I can't feel the material . Best example look at F4 Phantom cockpit inside. Was so good maket and you almost belive is not a game. That is missing a lot from here. Make metal look at metal, wood feel at wood etc. Now I;m feel as in 90 years game. Outside ship look mooore bad!. So take as an advice from a graphic designer. Starfield make another great job on visual so you have a lot of inspiration.

Please, don't destroy my hometown! I'll be born there 20 years later! Thanks, great video as alway, just love your campaigns. Concerning the pronounciation: yes it's Yena (Jena) but Kemnitz (Chemnitz) - sometimes "ch" turns into "k". Also as a side note: in 1953 Chemnitz was renamed to "Karl Marx Stadt" to commemorate the historic philosopher and was only reverted back to Chemnitz in 1991.

Another great video, Devin. I love an armed recon mission myself.

Great video and nice run with the meteor. Hope to see more.

"I got my ass kicked in Wisconsin."

Great 😎

Following the mod list in this video but for some reason the enemy AA fire is showing up as purple ball tracers. Literally a lot of purple balls flying through the air and exploding lol. Anyone knows what the problem may be?

😃 nice! That ruler-drummer is killing!

Referring to the questions you had at the end, were you ever able to figure it out?

Its not a episode its full length movie ! And I like it very match !

Awesome episode Devin, this was a truly great conclusion to the tour with the great ace Hickenbottom. This was also a truly great end to the showcasing of the Gloster Meteor, this was also poignant because this is the sort of thing the Meteor F8s did all of the time in the Korean war. Was a great treat to complete the tour without harassment from USSR MiGs, their numbers were likely weak given the beating NATO forces have been dishing out, as well as the hammering you've given out. This 50s career has been utter gold and I've loved every episode, this RAF series is among the best on the channel, looking forward to seeing which aircraft is next in the RAF. Like an ace get a good cold drink and have one on me tonight. Looking forward to the next SF2 episode on the channel, till then fly safe and happy hunting mate 👏👍

Rockets and a good chunk of jungle jelly? Don't threaten me with a good time 😂

8:10 Playboy model on the knee board-- Navy Excellence

A holodeck could procedurally generate a planet surface like any other but without either the rewards or risks associated with an actual planet landing. And it could be restricted by what the player has already explored, so e.g. if you've never landed on a planet with trees before the holodeck won't generate them. Though that's becoming potentially overly cumbersome on dev time as you say.

I bet conditional multiplayer kind of like Dark Souls could work. You could have things like, say, distress calls that result in an actual player showing up to help.

You and your mates had a nice "Okay enough playing with our food" moment there.

My guy, firstly: thanks for your service. Secondly, since this is going to be a civilian exploration vessel, I think he's going to go with the civilian equivalents of naval ranks/stations (or some variation thereof).

Not only you made me fall in love with this old game - especially in the era of DCS and BMS, while I'm spending part of my small free time on SF2 instead - but you also gave another great example of how learning (history and much more here) and videogames can walk together. Thanks for the work you've put here, this channel was like finding a gem!

Cool video! Are you using any type of eye/head tracking or just the mouse?

"Call us Flight Ramrod!"

I am from Austria.... Love your videos. Especially your explanations to all the technical stuff 😊

HOLODECK!!!! AI generated gaussians! Give it a few years we'll be able to say "generate a scene of XYZ" and the AI will generate it. It's not ready fir prime time yet but it will sure be ready before this game is ready

Late to the party but this was great to watch Great to snippets of life for the Vietnamese rock band too

This game just makes me want a fullly explorable Star Destroyer simulator that much more...

My real life is the holodeck.

Hi sir ! I just discovered this series of videos covering this period of history. Man, it's excellent. Very educational, with fun and good atmosphere. And it's great to see you fly with Migs side. I'm surprised by the quality of this game, even today. Thanks for this.

There's no people in it

Didn't expect to see this series return, love to see it!

You are brilliant!

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Bellissimo Simulatore. Grazie mille!

One thing I always wonder about campaigns like this, do they ever describe the how or why of these wars being fought without nuclear weapons going off left and right? Even in these early days the US had over 1,000 warheads and the Soviets around 120. I suppose that may be how the Soviet blitz through the Fulda Gap was closed in this scenario but then we should be fighting over a barren wasteland

If you go to the map and hover over squadrons, it will tell you if any aces are in the squadron.

45:08 three's Ghost on the radio 💀

Great video as always. I love you extensive commentaries of historical background, personal experience and technical stuff in game and simulator. Great stuff!

i wanted to comment about you not looking at your six often enough and there it was in the debrief a lot of times apparently you were fired upon...Are you relying on you wingman calling out threats at your six?

Dear God, I love the look of the Meteor!

Mire episodes please!!!

Utterly awesome episode Devin, that was top quality performance as well as great damage inflicted on the USSR forces and MiG 15 inventory units. Just so you know, your the alpha numerical lesson is absolutely correct, yeah us Brits always used the name and markage designations at one point, this day and age we tend use the alpha numerical thing on US made aircraft quite frequently even when we talk about WW2 aircraft, I use it all of the time so that goes to show how we've moved on. We still use the name designations on various aircraft and helicopters even now, but more often now we sometimes use both name and alpha numerical at the same time, my brother in law who was in the army uses both and almost all of his friends who was in his regiment. Great to know that your pilot is going to be rotated and the squadron is going to recover, if your interested in showing more aircraft here in the 50s then operating new planes would be great, F84 and even F86 would be awesome, what I love most about this campaign is that it's fictional, effectively a parallel timeline - a bit like the Ace Combat 4, 5 and 6 games I used to play as a kid, take creative liberties as it we're. Really enjoyed this episode, your RAF series is incredible, looking forward to the next episode. Fly safe and happy hunting mate 👏👍

Like you there are certain aircraft that I found more enjoyable to fly. I've mentioned the Sea Harrier (I love hover landing on an aircraft carrier), but I also like the F-106 Delta Dart with the M61 Vulcan cannon upgrade that replaces the Genie nuke missile. Yeah, the F-106 has awful missiles, but for me that is half the fun. And the missiles are programmed to be better in the game than real life anyway (30% hit rate in the game, less than 10% in real life). Another plane I find myself flying for funsies are US Navy Panthers and Banshees in Korea. I like carriers, so I fly a lot of navy and marine planes. Once you get to the 1970's and F-14 and higher numbered fighters it gets to be too easy. You're just a missile launcher from then on. I still like the Sea Harrier because it only has sidewinders, no BVR radar missiles.

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Found this series just now. Love the intro, the mission, and hope to see moore soon.

Really enjoyed this mission, although I feel the pain and frustration of the "Fighter Sweep" mission type; often, unless you have the red box HUD on, you're never aware of exactly what you're supposed to be shooting at. Sometimes Red Crown gives you a specific report which ends with "clear to engage" and that's what you're supposed to attack, sometimes it's obvious, like aircraft performing CAS over a ground engagement. You really get a sense of the confusion of it all without a radar to pick up formations as you approach.

Another Devin's mission! I'm happy!!!

I'm sorry,but that's truly dreadful music !!! Great visuals though.

Curantly playing the demo its definatly a well thaight through game idea

Really cool, I would really like to see more.

Inboard/outboard is afaik not used for towards or away from centerline but rather inside and outside the hull. An ouborder engine is one of those you hang on outside of your small boat.

This sounds fascinating but I'm really put off by the godawful generated images