Today I try my best to take out 4 Sa-11, and 2 Sa-6 Surface to Air missile systems. Let me know in the comments how I can improve, and what you want to see next. #dcsworld
Dude, love the video! I have never seen this level of destruction of the SU-25T before. I'm new to DCS and I started flying the SU-25T and I think it's excellent. Keep it up! Greetings from Buenos Aires.
Just a heads-up, but you'd have much better luck slipping the missile at 7:40 ish by pulling into that wiggling, and slowing the wiggle down. So like, pull 45 degrees to the left, pause a sec to let the missile adjust the lead, then turn 45 degrees offset from your original course again on the opposite direction. You'll bleed *way* more energy off of it by making it do larger scale lead corrections. Exaggerate your movements; you have constant thrust available for as long as you have fuel. The missile runs out of gas like 8 seconds after launch and the moment hat rocket cuts off it's losing energy with no way to regain it. And then there's the old standby of putting them on your right or left wing, perpendicular to it and chaffing. The idea is to have as close to zero closure/retreat rate to the radar, and get low again while dumping chaff. The idea is to blend in with the ground clutter filter. I'm primarily a hornet driver but I also know the frogfoot/ka50/both eagles, maybe we could do a sortie sometime
Dude, love the video! I have never seen this level of destruction of the SU-25T before. I'm new to DCS and I started flying the SU-25T and I think it's excellent. Keep it up! Greetings from Buenos Aires.
Thank you!
Just a heads-up, but you'd have much better luck slipping the missile at 7:40 ish by pulling into that wiggling, and slowing the wiggle down. So like, pull 45 degrees to the left, pause a sec to let the missile adjust the lead, then turn 45 degrees offset from your original course again on the opposite direction. You'll bleed *way* more energy off of it by making it do larger scale lead corrections. Exaggerate your movements; you have constant thrust available for as long as you have fuel. The missile runs out of gas like 8 seconds after launch and the moment hat rocket cuts off it's losing energy with no way to regain it. And then there's the old standby of putting them on your right or left wing, perpendicular to it and chaffing. The idea is to have as close to zero closure/retreat rate to the radar, and get low again while dumping chaff. The idea is to blend in with the ground clutter filter. I'm primarily a hornet driver but I also know the frogfoot/ka50/both eagles, maybe we could do a sortie sometime
Thanks for the tip, I've been struggling with dodging missiles lol, mainly spotting them and dodging is my issue.
ooh nice video dude
I'm glad you like it
Su-25 👎 A-10 😎
there pretty equal in my opinion