DCS World - Su-25T - Georgian Oil War campaign - Mission C.P9.1

Playthrough of the "C.P9.1" mission in the "Georgian Oil War" campaign for the Su-25T Frogfoot in DCS World.
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Processor: Intel Core i7-12700K
Motherboard: ASUS TUF Gaming Z690-Plus Wifi D4
Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 64GB (2x32GB) DDR4 3200
GPU: ASUS KO GeForce RTX 3060 Ti
Headtracking: TrackIR camera with RJSimTech IRTrackStar RS Ultralight
Stick: Virpil MongoosT-50CM2 grip on MongoosT-50CM2 base
Throttle: Virpil MongoosT-50CM3
Pedals: Virpil ACE Interceptor
I use ReShade with "LumaSharpen", "Vibrance", and "Curves" effects.

[@avionLeti]

nice video :)

[@mehmetaligokbas3729]

Bewildered wingman did a good job this time :)

[@funky-sim]

Given how close he likes to get before firing his missiles, I'm surprised the Zu-23s don't get him.

[@joaomendes1030]

Wait, P9... How long is the campaign?

[@funky-sim]

It's complicated. I don't want to get too deep into how DCS campaigns work in general. This particular campaign has 25 phases (A1-A9, B1-B7, and C1-C9), each with 4 possible missions, so 100 missions total. This mission, C.P9.1, is the first of four possible missions you could get assigned in phase C9. The campaign starts on the third phase (A3), so if you completed each mission successfully on the first try, you'd fly 23 missions. If you don't succeed in a mission, then you'll either re-fly that mission or get dropped back to a mission in previous phase, depending on the mission design and how you failed. Combined with the randomness built into each individual mission, this gives the campaign tons of replay value. You can pop the .cmp file for the campaign open in the Campaign Builder in DCS to see how it's put together.
The last mission in this series is C.P9.4, so we're almost there.

[@joaomendes1030]

@@funky-sim That makes sense. :)