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Can you activate the DCS store bought keys in-game? I know I can't 'add' them in the regular way to steam anymore but is there an in-game option to activate while running the steam one?

Not gonna buy $30 worth of addons that won't work
 
Can you activate the DCS store bought keys in-game? I know I can't 'add' them in the regular way to steam anymore but is there an in-game option to activate while running the steam one?

Not gonna buy $30 worth of addons that won't work

Dont think so since you need to use the non steam version of DCS World. Steam keys will activate on that but not the other way around.
 
VEAO Simulations DCS:- Hawk is available to pre-purchase, ahead of the November release.

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=132517

http://veaosimulations.co.uk/dcs-hawk/presale/

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VEAO Simulations are pleased to announce Hawk for DCS World is now available for Beta pre-purchase*.

The pre-purchase provides a 20% discount off of the retail price and access to the Open Beta coming later on, anticipated in November 2014**.

The Standard Flight Model (SFM) version is available for pre-purchase at $31.99 (normal retail price $39.99).

The Advanced External Flight Model (EFM) version is available for pre-purchase at $39.99 (normal retail price $49.99)***.

See below for conditions.

http://veaosimulations.co.uk/dcs-hawk/presale/

Key Features:

  • Accurate and highly detailed 3D interactive cockpit featuing six-degrees-of-freedom (6DOF) technology compatible with head-tracking devices and Oculus Rift.
  • Accurate modeling of the Hawk HUD, instruments, gauges and dials.
  • High fidelity accurate Advanced Systems Modelling (ASM) such as electrical, fuel, hydraulics, oxygen, pressurisation and air conditioning, temperature control, pitot-static, AHRS, lighting and weapons system modelled to detailed schematics.
  • Highly detailed Hawk external 3D model and liveries.
  • Fully interactive, comprehensive training missions make learning to fly the Hawk easier.
  • Armament includes: AIM-9M Sidewinders, bombs, practice bombs, rocket pods and gun pod.
  • Highly detailed damage model.
  • Standard Flight Model (SFM) will be included in the Hawk for DCS World module.
  • External Flight Model (EFM) will be available in the DCS: Hawk module upon full release.

ABOUT THE HAWK T.1A
The Hawk first entered service with the RAF in 1976, both as an advanced flying-training aircraft and a weapons-training aircraft. The Hawk T1 version is currently used at RAF Valley for fast-jet pilot advanced flying training with No 208(R) Squadron, and at RAF Scampton by the RAF Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows.

The T1A is used for weapons and tactical training on No 19(R) Squadron at RAF Valley, and by No 100 Squadron at RAF Leeming for advanced fast-jet weapons systems officer training and operational support- flying. In its weapons and tactical training role the Hawk is used to teach air combat, air-to-air firing, air-to-ground firing and low-flying techniques and operational procedures.

While the Hawk T1 is used solely in the advanced flying-training role, the Hawk T1A is equipped to an operational standard and is capable of undertaking a number of war roles.

The T1A has four under-wing pylons cleared to carry Sidewinder AIM-9L air-to-air missiles, rocket pods, practice bombs and bombs, and can carry a 30mm Aden cannon in a pod underneath the fuselage centre-line. The cannon can be fired at the same time as any of the pylon-mounted weapons are selected for release or firing.

The Hawk T.1A is designed to work with Digital Combat Simulator DCS World.

ABOUT DCS WORLD
Digital Combat Simulator World (DCS World) is a free-to-play digital battlefield game, focusing on a military aircraft simulation. It includes a FREE TF-P1D Mustang and a Su-25T attack aircraft. DCS World includes a vast mission area of the Caucasus region that encompasses much of Georgia – the location of the 2008 conflict. Further maps will be available in 2014.

Additionally, DCS World includes:

• Powerful mission and campaign editors
• Multiplayer
• Massive inventory of air, land and sea combat units and weapons
• Advanced AI
• Fast mission generator
• Dynamic weather and seasons
• Training missions
• Mission replay system
• Pilot log book

This all allows the creation of engaging, real-world combat missions in this flashpoint region. DCS is a true “sandbox” simulation that can and will cover multiple time periods covering many types of combat and civilian units. DCS World allows both realistic game play and more relaxed game play to suit the player.

Download DCS World for free from: www.dcs-world.com

CONDITIONS
*Customers are under no obligation to pre-purchase the product and the product will be available at full retail price after the pre-sale.

**Anticipated release date is November. Customers will receive an email with confirmation of actual release date and licence activation code for the product version they have purchased; SFM or EFM when announced.

***The External Flight Model (EFM) version will be developed during Hawk open beta and customers will receive a free upgrade to EFM upon release. The Standard Flight Model (SFM) version will be available during beta.

To Confirm, we will announce an agreed release date for the SFM version soon. At that time the pre-purchase of the SFM version will be available on ED's store and Steam. The EFM pre-purchase will ONLY be available on our store. The EFM version will replace the SFM version on ED's store and Steam at the time of full release with the option of an upgrade to existing SFM customers.

Pre-purchase of the EFM version from our store helps fund development of the EFM.

Nate
 
I'll buy it in the 90% off deal in the lead up to xmas... It is a real shame, as I really want to support the devs, but the support for me comes first and I hate having the feeling of been done up like a kipper :).

ED really have screwed up their whole pricing model by having so many sales each year, and each one of them usually coincide with a module released 4 weeks previously!
 
More stuff & modules on the way..

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?p=2215770#post2215770

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DCS World 1.2.11 and DCS World 2

The team has been working very hard with long hours on DCS World 2, including performance improvements, visual effects, updated GUI, and a lot of debugging. However, it may not be ready in time to launch several new projects in November and December: Su-27 for DCS World, DCS: Bf 109 K-4 Kurfürst, DCS: L39 Albatros, DCS: MiG-15bis and Hawk for DCS World. Yes, lots of new modules coming soon! As such, we will release 1.2.11 to support these releases. In addition to supporting the release of these new modules, 1.2.11 will also include several bug fixes.

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DCS: Europe 1944

Most of the work on this front is currently focused on the Fw 190 D-9 and the Bf 109 K-4. In the next DCS World release (1.2.11), the Fw 190 D-9 will receive a campaign and additional fixes. At that point, the Dora will officially be out of beta. As for the Bf 109 K-4, a lot of work has gone into fleshing out the cockpit system, tuning the flight dynamics and creating skins for it. We are still shooting to make the beta available to pre-purchasers in November 2014. After the Bf 109 K-4 goes into open beta, more of our World War II staff will be moved on to the Spitfire.
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DCS: MiG-15bis

The MiG-15bis has been moving at a very fast pace and the flight model and cockpit systems are already in an advanced state. DCS: MiG-15bis is on track to be released in mid-December 2014. If you have not already done so, you may wish to take a look at DCS: F-86F Sabre in preparation!

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Su-27 for DCS World

This update to the aircraft that started it all for Eagle Dynamics is also nearing completion. Although initially planned to just include a 6 DOF cockpit and Professional Flight Model (PFM), the team has also now added a greatly updated and much more realistic Heads Down Display (HDD) that includes both the HUD repeater and Tactical Display (navigation and datalink). The Flanker is on final for a November 15th landing.

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DCS: L-39 Albatros and DCS: F/A-18C Hornet

Work continues on the L-39 and we are shooting to make the pre-purchase available in November and the beta available in late December. Work also continues on the Hornet, but there is no new news to pass along at this time.

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New DCS Maps

Both the Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR) and Strait of Hormuz maps are making great progress. In fact, the NTTR map has been successfully integrated into DCS World 2 and is now undergoing extensive work to iron out issues. We hope to release the NTTR map in late December. This will be a free map to those that purchased the DCS: A-10C Warthog while it was in beta.

The images of this newsletter come from a very early, first pass of the NTTR map in DCS World 2. Please note that these are very much work in progress.

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Nate
 
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Sounds like the new planes will be available this year, well beta access at least, and dcs 2 will not be out until next year. Shame really we have planes but need the update more.
 
Sounds like the new planes will be available this year, well beta access at least, and dcs 2 will not be out until next year. Shame really we have planes but need the update more.

That makes more sense :D Shame about the update but I still have a lot to learn so no sense being impatient.

Not sure any of the new modules interest me hugely as there is nothing thematically different.

Anyone got an idea why they would do the Hawk for instance? Doesn't look very sheeeexy? The Huey has nostalgia and then the Mi-8 is the counterpart. Same with f86 and Mig/Dora and p51.

The F18 might be interesting but would really love some more Nato choppers.
 
That makes more sense :D Shame about the update but I still have a lot to learn so no sense being impatient.

Not sure any of the new modules interest me hugely as there is nothing thematically different.

Anyone got an idea why they would do the Hawk for instance? Doesn't look very sheeeexy? The Huey has nostalgia and then the Mi-8 is the counterpart. Same with f86 and Mig/Dora and p51.

The F18 might be interesting but would really love some more Nato choppers.

The Hawk is being done by VEAO Simulations, a British company.

http://veaosimulations.co.uk/

They have rather ambitious plans for DCS.

Nate
 
pity the MIG-21 is still so expensive , will wait a few weeks they are bound to knock the price down

I mean most that really want it will have bought it already
 
You are probably correct, however Leatherneck set their own price for sales. Same with VEAO. There's been no indication from either that they are interested in large discounts, yet

Nate
 
Always wanted to try a jet/heli sim so with the Steam sale, bought the F-15C and Black Shark 2. Will probably pick up the Thrustmaster Hotas X sometime a little later.
 
Always wanted to try a jet/heli sim so with the Steam sale, bought the F-15C

You should have bought Flaming Cliffs 3 as it includes the F15, A-A10A, SU25, S27 - all these have or will have AFM very shortly. It also has Mig29 and Su33 with "standard physics model". Much better deal:p
 
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