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I just installed Ultimate DM, my first addon to OFF.Outstanding! Many thanks HPW.

Good luck WM.I was self employed for years but spent the last five years of my working as an employee of a large firm.Wonderful way to ease into retirement.

Heartiest congratulations Widowmaker.

Mainly waited around.

Javito, I too am afraid of losing my pilots and I now have lost countless numbers of them.But at last I have found an answer. Cowardice!Gutlessness!The yellow streak!My favourite pilot, Captain Harry Flashman, has now lasted seven and a half hours which is an absolute record for me.He never leads and when his formation nears enemy lines he deserts and stooges around Allied lines watching for enemy formations which he then evades by running away.He flies the SE5 and on the few occasions he has been surprised by a wily Hun he has escaped by shoving his nose down and outpacing him.I have considered giving him a Spad which would make him even better at fleeing the scene.He even has a victory to his credit, when he attacked [his only attack]a damaged German two-seater trying to regain his own lines and put enough bullets in him to force him down on the Allied side of the lines.He tried to land near it to savour his victory but botched his landing and ended up in hospital for a few weeks. I have great hopes for this lad and as I started him off in August 1918 he may see the war out if he is able to maintain his standard of chickenheartedness,which I have no doubt he will. I can recommend these tactics to anyone who wants see the war out.

HI oneofthelost.I think that diagonal bar in the lower left hand corner is a shadow of part of your aircraft.I always fly with shadows off;my frame rates are much better. Cheers

My ATI5770 is runnung very well with the 11.6 drivers, also my TrackIR4 is now running the ATI software.which it never did previously.

Lord Henry Rinty Undercliff

You win by a mile Carrick.

Excellent! I never cease to wonder at the talent and knowledge of the members of this forum.It is my first stop every morning.

Nothing heroic about it?Well maybe not, but surely most people would agree it would take a certain amount of guts to climb into the cockpit of a WW1 aircraft day after day and head off into all the dangers,real or imagined,of wartime flying.I'm sure even the Red Baron would admit to the occasional case of belly flutters in the heat of combat.

I totally understand and sympathise with your feelings for your best mate.Your money could not have been spent better.My best wishes to you and Max.

I can't remember what I had for breakfast this morning.

Congratulations my friend and the very best of luck to you

When using labels, where we see "Allied Town" or "German Town" labelled would it be possible to show the name of the town?This would be a major aid to navigation for a dim-witted old goat like me.Yeah yeah I know.I'd want portholes in my coffin.

Excellent writing Lou.I do most heartily congratulate you.I look forward to bringing myself up to date tonight.Cheers and thank you for an absorbing read.

I don't have FF so I lack the judder of gunfire.I will try both the space bar and my Button 3 setup over the next few missions and see if my hit percentage goes up.

Uncleal,I too have much trouble with the involuntary bank off target when pulling the trigger.I found the button on my Cyborg Evo that felt most comfortable for my thumb.For me it was Button 3, so I figured that as my trigger button.After a [very short] trial run I think I will stick with it as I am sure I don't get nearly as much veering off target.I'd be interested if others got the same result or am I just kidding myself>

Congratulations WD.Well earned a dozen times over.

Great vid Widow.Terrific surf you have up there!Good to see you back.

Welcome back Unc

Wonderful Erik.Many thanks

My pleasure Jerry and welcome to the OFF community.

Jerry, I have a spare copy you are welcome to.Email me your address and I'll get it to you.

The one good thing about getting old is that it doesn't last long.