DCS Wednesday 08.06.25

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Bones
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DCS Wednesday 08.06.25

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Hello all,

Last night Panzermeyer and Jedi helped me test Foothold Sinai with my computer hosting the mission.

It seemed to work fine. No one flying backwards, rubber banding, etc. The points accumulated, redeemed, and saved properly. Granted there were only 3 of us, and only some ZU-23s shooting at me, but it seemed to work.

So tonight we will fly Foothold Sinai with me hosting. If it works out, we may do it that way through the end of the campaign. Afterwards, there is a Foothold Kola and Foothold Germany we can try on the RLG server again since it seems like the problem is only with the graphic intense Sinai ATM.

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Let me know asap if the next foothold will be Kola or Germany because I don’t own either map.
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Re: DCS Wednesday 08.06.25

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I would say Kola between the two of them. I have Foothold on hand for that one (I have to still acquire Foothold Germany), plus have been flying it and it was working out fine.

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Ok, I'll buy Kola soon then.
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Re: DCS Wednesday 08.06.25

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All,

We flew the mission yesterday with my machine as host. Myself, Panzer, Jedi, and Wingy.

There didn't appear to be any issues with lag or rubberbanding or anything else. The points system worked and the status saved. We took 2 enemy positions. There is a third (Sam Foxtrot or Echo) that is on the verge of collapse.

So for Foothold Sinai, it looks as if maybe it is too intense for the RLG server but fine on newer machines. I will continue to host from my machine, but in the event that I cannot one night, someone else can. I can show you what to do to get your machine to work and then send the save files.

After Sinai, we can do Foothold Kola on the RLG server because it doesn't seem as graphically intense as Sinai does. There is Foothold Germany, but with the size of just the prelim map and the graphic detail on it, I'm not even sure if one of us can host it yet.

I saw there is also a Foothold Iraq available now. That might be interesting. There may be one for Afghanistan, but I might be confusing that with Through the Inferno.

So we have possibilities for future campaigns.

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Thanks for hosting last night bones. I also don’t have the Iraq or Afghanistan maps so if our next foothold campaign will be in either of those theaters please let me know.
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Re: DCS Wednesday 08.06.25

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Iraq is 73 CAD and Kola is 101 CAD, Cold War is 70 CAD Also....

I just cant at the moment so im probably out. But Ill be in when you guys roll back around to the usual maps.
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Re: DCS Wednesday 08.06.25

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Well, I was looking forward to being ready to be back on this week and I remember I have to give a public meeting for one of my projects Wednesday night. It should be done at eight, which means I should get home around nine. So I may be late to the party if I make it.
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Re: DCS Wednesday 08.06.25

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Trichome wrote:
16 Aug 2025, 06:47
Iraq is 73 CAD and Kola is 101 CAD, Cold War is 70 CAD Also....

I just cant at the moment so im probably out. But Ill be in when you guys roll back around to the usual maps.
Hopefully ED will have another sale soon. When they do I may pick up either Iraq or Afghanistan if I know our group is going to fly there at some point.
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Re: DCS Wednesday 08.06.25

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PanzerMeyer wrote:
17 Aug 2025, 04:30
Trichome wrote:
16 Aug 2025, 06:47
Iraq is 73 CAD and Kola is 101 CAD, Cold War is 70 CAD Also....

I just cant at the moment so im probably out. But Ill be in when you guys roll back around to the usual maps.
Hopefully ED will have another sale soon. When they do I may pick up either Iraq or Afghanistan if I know our group is going to fly there at some point.
I would say pick up Iraq as there is not Foothold Afghanistan yet. There is a Foothold Kola, if you recall.

And of course, we don't HAVE to be locked in to doing Foothold. There is Through the Inferno (of which there is an Afghanistan) plus whatever other single missions we can play as MP (like Trichome's). It's just that Foothold is the closest we have to a dynamic campaign so it makes it very attractive.

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Sounds good bones. I’ll make Iraq my next map purchase.
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The foothold stuff is cool.... I got Iraq on the wishlist.
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Trichome wrote:
19 Aug 2025, 05:46
The foothold stuff is cool.... I got Iraq on the wishlist.
Here's a "recruiting" video to pique your interest in Iraq, especially at 2:04:



I'm sure the residents of Baghdad were not that happy with me.

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