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ps Gustav Holst's Mars is my freakin JAM

No, don't know that guy. For me it's always been CrazyGman

I committed too much trying to gun him head on, so my I lost a bit of speed, and the angle of the merge wasn't great because of me taking the shot. So I tried to go vertical to hopefully get him to lose eyes on me, but he followed me up, and I wasn't at a great position energy and speed wise if I wanted to continue the fight. Going vertical did give me the option to dive extend and then recommit, which is always a good tactic if you plane is faster then your opponents, and you can get enough separation.

3080ti 9700k processor. overclocked to 5.0 32 gigs of ram playing at 1440 P with settings at max for most things except SSAO, and SSLR are off, and using DLSS, on quality setting, with 0.5 sharpness. everything runs well but i have a bit of a RAM and processor bottleneck, especially at the start of a multiplayer session

@@crazygmanssimstuff Cool, thanks man!

Processor is where it’s at isn’t it?

It's liters that i'm referencing your right. I get it mixed up from the mirage 2000 which is in kilograms, so i sometimes forget when referencing between the two. Usually if I end a fight with 700-600 liters I can burn away to about to 300-250 liters remaining which puts me deep enough back in friendly lines that i'm either at friendly air defence or pursuers have broken off. I'd say 1 in 20 someone catches me up if they weren't already on top of me when the fight ended, but i'll try to break off if a contact shows up within 15nm and there are no friendlies around. Deadstick landings are not uncommon for me however.

Lol. Do you know the number of Hellfire Missiles that cost a quarter of a million dollars each that were used on even "plausible" 2 man mortor teams in Iraq & Afghanistan? Those 2 man teams that cost maybe $2000.00 to fund for a month, if that. Hint: The number is significantly larger then 0. Also the AJS viggen doesn't have internal guns, and I didn't bring gun pods, and I already used all normal air to air missiles, so you use what you got. I mean in Iraq a CF-18 hornet tried and failed to hit a ship with an air to air AIM 7 Sparrow, because they had no conventional bombs or anti ship weapons. Real life is often stranger then fiction in the right circumstances

Hard to say

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@@crazygmanssimstuff exactly that haha!

I mean once they did the update that also fixed how severe having only wingtip missile was about 8 months ago it was already getting more competitive. The last set of updates made it more forgiving for sure, but the video is still relevant that you still want the F1 to be light when dogfighting even with the changes.

I mean mavericks are expensive, but they still cost less than a Mi-8, So the cost vs benifit still works out.

Well and a couple hundred of kilometers per hour, but yeah.

Which conflict?

"Professional".

Well i just bought the 21 and your comment was not very comforting :////

dcs, and he is flying the ajs 37 viggen

3080ti 9700k Overclocked to 5.0 SSD 32 Gigs ram Running at 1440p resolution,

It caught the SR-71 several times.

@@calvinnickel9995 This is technically true, but it was only after the SR-71 slowed down and descended quite a bit as the SR-71 usually operated about 20,000 feet above the service ceiling of the Viggen, and about 1.2 Mach faster than the Viggen's absolute top speed. The Viggen is certainly no slouch when it comes to speed though

DCS World

Yeah i fly Mi-24 a lot, and used to fly the Mi-8 a bunch as well before the hind released. You do feel a bit bad when you do it

Been there :(

*yet

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@@yeetinpotatoes I won't

Yes.

@@Norðmaður No .

@@EmpireLover6584 Yes.

So some of engimas dogfight videos are good to follow, as it will go over various tactics. Fortunately the cold war aircaft are all similar enough that effective tactics translates well over multiple airframes. In the end though any sort or multiplayer playing I find really justs gets better with going on and finding out what works and what doesn't, an important tip that I give people is try to have good expectations. Your goal as a fighter is to go up and kill "1" aircraft and make it home, anything else is just extra. Most of my sorties still rarely go over 2-3 kills. The other thing is make sure you have you aircraft setup well. While it might be tempting to carry 6 missiles in the MiG-21 you ability to effectively use them are greatly reduced due to the penalties you put on the airframe and i find having less missiles makes you more likely to take better more effective shots. Tips I have are keep a reasonable loadout, don't dogfight untill you've burned off some internal fuel (hit and run and going after targets that are not aware of you is fine before that). There are also times to be fast and there are times to be slow. Coming in full tilt trying to save a buddy, often will result in overshooting, it's much better to take 5 or 6 seconds more to properly slow down and get in a good attack position. Learn to know when you need to have full burner, and when you need to slow down. Watch videos of cold war fights and take notices of things, especially listening, for when the plane is throttling up or down, or when you hear airbrakes being deployed.

@@crazygmanssimstuff thanks for the tips, I've been doing much better fighting wise. I'm loving the mig, next to the F-14 this thing is definitely becoming a new favorite plane. Fighting is fun in this thing, feels like actually hurling a tin can through the sky. The main thing I need to learn/excel in is fuel mgmt. I think I'm a bit too liberal with the throttle and always run out of fuel super fast.

@RYVENANT i mean one way to conserve fuel is to get to around 8000 meters and cruise up there. Once you start fighting though you can't really conserve fuel, but try to exit any fight once you get to around 600L (900L if you need to use burner to get away. Once you safe climb to higher alt and then sip fuel by pulling back to 90% or even 80% RPM. This is also the reason why I don't suggest you take a ton of missiles. Thee MiG-21Bis is designed really for 1 serious engagement. Once you get more experience and can get better at clearing enemies fast, you can move to multiple engagements.

Or when the F-15 shot down two black hawks over Northern Iraq despite visually observing them from 100m away. Kinda funny as black hawks don't retract their landing gear into the fuselage. Hard to mistake, but mistake they did.