TRICKING FLIGHT SIM PLAYERS WITH STEALTH! - DCS World J-11 PVP 

You have crated death,the destroyer of worlds

you have created a monster

YOU HAVE CREATED FLANKER-DREW!

You did a good deed.

haha

he can since he can datalink off friendlies at high altitude

@@orbitalpotato9940 theres an awacs

@@orbitalpotato9940 /facepalm

isnt that the point of datalink? idk much but would like to

I don’t think this rlaxox guy knows what datalink means.

haha as soon as i heard that, i went to the comments

Funny. I heard that right as I read the comment.. strange timing

Haha that was great 😂.

sometimes I forget h-

You're ol' littl' flankwer

very nice

Stick with ace combat

@@seeno1 ??

@@seeno1 ?

Do what i plan on doing. Buy a 3D printer, Buy some components, spend a lot of time modeling the internals and externals of the Gimbal, The Stick, The Rudder and the Throttle and make it yourself lol. Especially if you plan on doing more with the printer, it would be perfect for that. Just be smart about it though, use Plastic safe grease, bearings, and decent sensors for the set up. Reinforce parts that need reinforcing and print parts with the smallest nozzle you can get, or get someone with an SLA 3D printer to print high quality parts for you. And then finish everything off with paint and clear coats! Filler Primer and sanding is your friend. A couple of spools of plastic, some Arduino's, some time spent modeling the parts and testing, and you should look for less than 200 bucks spent in total. In fact, the real cost is gonna be coming from the switches you'd want to use. Digi-key has a bunch of authentic looking/feeling and general replacement switches that military aircraft use. I nearly spent $200 on a thumb wheel.

@gokuta333 BRO THATS SO SMART OMFG WHY DIDNT I THINK ABOUT THIS THANKSSS

@@gokuta333 I would totally go that route but a 3D printer alone costs more in my country than a decent enough setup xD

@@JunaidAli-ws1li My friend got a 160 dollar printer, i think. In his country he almost paid double the price of the printer. And yes, that 160 printer is amazing. He saved some cash and used it on upgrades. So trust me, save up some cash and buy a very good clone. He found a clone of an Ender 3 v2. Better to pay double the price for something great and cheap than something cheap and not so great, right?

@@gokuta333 I agree with that but they also banned importing/purchasing 3D printers here because of security reasons. Getting your parts printed by some 3D printing service provider is not cheap at all either. It's a sad situation.

yes

yeah i dont think drewski is ready for that lol

​@@kdcustoms1272Definitely not given the way he died. He turned right into a bandit that was already in a shooting position. Got too cocky and pretty much presented his whole face to be smacked. At the very first merge too. I don't doubt he would be killer at dogfighting though if he practiced at it, because he has impressive instincts.

He’s needs to do ace combat!

My game looks blurry af and the lighting looks very Bad compared to this video

The JF-17 can compete pretty well in BVR though. I know it's not truly Redfor, but well, it is the closest we got for now. And it's unlikely to change thanks to new Russian laws. Cold War servers have better balance between Red and Blue : MiG-15 vs F-86 MiG-21 vs F-5 MiG-29 / Su-27 vs F-14 / F-15 / Mirage 2000 MiG-23 vs Mirage F1 (Soon™)

It is possible to fly the Flanker high and fast and compete against the teen fighter family in BVR but it requires decent skill from the pilot. Cockroaching in the mountains with the Flanker is just the first stage of learning the plane.

@@marduk87 I would call using the mountains as a way to flank unsuspecting adversaries as a valid high skill tactic, as it requires extreme focus and the ability to handle abrupt merges and engagements with various aircraft types. BVR in the context of equally skilled pilots between Blufor and Opfor, the Flanker's BVR missiles are simply not competitive. You'd only be fooling yourself. Of course, it's easy to score a BVR kill against a novice, but that's it. However, the Flankers BVR missiles are good for shorter ambushes rather than a head to head BVR engagement. 8/10 times you'll die trying a textbook head to head BVR engagement. I've taken the flanker up 30 times and each time I was forced into defensive before even being in range of R-27ER or R-27ET.

@@arthurvilain7270 What Russian laws are you referring to?

@@JunaidAli-ws1li As I understand it, for an official DCS aircraft they need to licence its data to produce an ‘accurate’ flight model… For an unofficial one (e.g. the A4 Skyhawk) the independent producer of this (free) aircraft model has relied on publically available data to create it and is therefore exempt from needing a licence. Russia apparently is none to keen on giving out such licences so its aircrafts’ manouevering capabilities are a best guess… NO producing country is going to give out its missile performance data so that conversation is always going to be debatable in DCS game mechanics!

haha you are so funny -_-

@@finkyfamboni4333 ikr bro like I could laugh

@@potatopower707 Yeah i COULD laugh, but i wont, I COULD though.

@@finkyfamboni4333 me too. I could, I would’ve, IF he made me. But I could’ve, but today you have to MAKE me laugh. But I could.

What server ?

@@thatshortkid1277 It was one of the PvP servers. I don't remember exactly.

@@thatshortkid1277 Growling Sidewinder

Not really, the Su-27/J-11 (same plane) or F15C is litteraly 7e at sale and 14e without it. You dont have to get high end clickable modules to play this game.

I've been craving a good WW2 flight sim and saw that there was a campaign for $12. Sweet! And then I see that to play the campaign I need a $60 plane, a $60 map and a $40 World War II Assets Pack... so that I can play 12 missions.

@@jeffbengtson il-2 is better for ww2 stuff

Your best bet seems to be buying Flaming Cliffs 3, you get a wide selection of aircraft to round out the Frogfoot for the price of a normal video game unless you catch a sale. Then you have plenty of opportunity to try out the expensive toys while you're getting used to flying on the "simple" modules.

You should definitely try dcs but it is very different to warthunder

@@bedrockraptor5534 Yeah ikr, i wanna do it but my PC is kinda crappy