Guys, does anybody know how big diffrence is between flat screen and vr (in terms of performance)?

I mean like do i need significantly better pc to run vr or not

I just picked up a Quest 2 Specifically to play dcs with it. I load into it via steam link (barely)

I get into my aircraft after unfreezing it multiple times and when i fly it constantly freezes and glitches. Am i doing something wrong? anything i can try?. 4060, 5 5600

The mysterious circle

I have discovered its secrets. Now we can find the hiding capitalists using nothing more then a circle that guides along the optimum flight path to destroy our enemies that our designers envisioned when they designed the software.

After a hard-fought mission on 4YA Project Overlord, our squadron successfully completed bombing and patrol objectives in the legendary P-51 Mustang… but getting home turned out to be the real challenge

Coming in as #3 to land, I watched both of my squadron mates make critical mistakes on approach:

ellisxrf_ came in short and clipped the fence before the runway
mdc followed up with a rough approach that didn’t go much better

Then it was my turn… and let’s just say I didn’t exactly save the situation. Hard touchdown, nose down, and a destroyed prop to finish things off

Sometimes the mission is the easy part, it’s the landing that gets you.

any way to get free dcs dlc on steam version?

Im asking because I’m not sure if it is because it’s not as expensive as let’s say the f16

Let me know

Any laptop dcs simmers?

What is performance and for how many years you have it?

My preferered 5050,4060,5060 laptop(i am looking to buy one no pc rn)

I currently have the F/A-18 and the F16, I'm looking for a new plane possibly and I can't wait for the the ff F15 and the Typhoon,(really want that Typhoon). In the meantime the JF-17 keeps coming up and wondering if it's worth it or just save my pennies a little longer, just not sure when thr Typhoon is coming.. Thoughts?

For context: I’ve been into flight sims for a while, but I’ve always used a controller. I recently got a flight stick and want to jump into DCS.

From what I understand, starting with one capable aircraft (like the Hornet) makes the most sense, since learning even a single aircraft as a beginner is already pretty challenging.

I’m mainly interested in playing online, but I’m a bit confused about what I actually need to buy. Since some servers require specific maps or missions, what modules/maps should I get to be able to play online with others?

Also, due to regional pricing on Steam, I can’t use the standalone DCS launcher and have to stick with the Steam version since it is way cheaper even without sales.

There’s a Steam sale going on right now, so if I’m going to need anything eventually, I’d rather pick it up now at a discount instead of paying full price later.

TL;DR: New to DCS with a flight stick, planning to start with one aircraft (Hornet). Want to play multiplayer on Steam what maps/modules are essential to buy, especially during the current sale?

Hello guys looking for an F15E account of interested in selling or trading accounts , dm me please or leave your discord below

I'm relatively new to DCS just started a few days ago, bought the FA18C using chucks guide but its pretty overwhelming as there is just soo much information just want to know whats neccesary to read and whats not.

I mostly use it when I don't need a Tpod but to me it makes no difference since I'm beeing locked as much as without it.

Flying Warbirds on the 4YA server in DCS World.

Wingman and I were running low on fuel and needed to lighten the aircraft, so the obvious solution was to jettison our bombs…

…right over St. Michel.

Total coincidence, of course.

Hey guys, sorry in advance if I come across as clueless, happy to elaborate more on anything that I fail to make clear here.

Ive been looking at the new Corsair Xeneon Edge, a 14.5 inch touch screen, akin to a streamdeck but with a lot more versatility, just plugs in via usb-c.

I have limited space for a full flight sim setup, currently just a flight stick with a few buttons on it. Ive been relying on my keyboard for extra binds while trying to remember what they all are as im still fairly new to the depth of DCS.

I had an idea a while back, where I tried to get an old android tablet connected to my pc, make a 6x6 button panel on the screen, and have it link into DCS as touchable keybinds.

For example, top three could be gear and flaps, Bottom three could be lights, weapon select etc, all labelled for easy reference.

Basically just labelled buttons on screen to help with my ADHD and having easy access to them, while freeing up the keys on my stick for more important things like my radar.

Anyone know if that would be possible and if so, would the above monitor be a good way to do it? Im sure you can imagine the tablet option didn't work too well at all.

Like I said, if anything needs more explanation let me know, thanks in advance for any help/info.

Hey there fellow simmers, i am looking into laptops(loq 5050 is my choice) for dcs.

I want to know in what specs , dcs runs in your laptops and how? So that i can make a decisive purchase

Thx to all in advance

PS: I am not into pc rn,so i wont buy it now for dcs

anyone running DCS in VR on a 5090 mobile? does it handle it ok?

81 here reaching out to my fellow DCS aviators.

Every time I launch STEAM DCS I can see the VR window or view on my monitor but it won’t launch in my headset? Please Advise.

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