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Something's in the air. This morning a Russian Knights pilot died in a crash. https://www.rt.com/news/345945-fighter-jet-crash-moscow/
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В той папке в сохранённых играх лежит файл Options.ini. В нем на дне есть [Mods] ModsEnabled=TRUE Directory= В Directory можно указать любую папку. Если установлены несколько игр из SF2, у них у каждой есть по своему .exe, которые читают только свои папки в сохранённых играх и свои настройки. Надо выбрать один из них и его опции править.
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Летная модель в настройках стоит на Normal или Hard? Большую часть модов делают под Normal, на ней же летает автопилот и компьютер. На харде могут начинаться глюки.
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Will it blow up if there's a lightning storm near your house?
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The classic Staforce installed its drivers on the level no software should be even allowed to touch in Windows. They made the OS provide additional data about the disk structure by making the system think it was a hard drive. Guess what, read errors common for optical media make Windows go crazy if they come from what it thinks is an HDD. It starts reducing the read speed and eventually shuts off DMA completely, switching your drive into PIO mode i.e. all data coming from the disk has to go through your CPU. It was a magical experience.
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Damaged Russian Submarine cornered by Swedish Navy?
Gr.Viper replied to JonathanRL's topic in The Pub
The emergency broadcast was probably "We've got the sausages and the smoked ham, but you'll need to pick it all up before we return for the dairy products. Bloody import bans." -
A quick search shows one and tells me that after the project was cancelled the missiles were given to various university museums.
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Microsoft officially forgot how to count.
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Six Russian fighter jets intercepted off Alaska
Gr.Viper replied to allenjb42's topic in Military and General Aviation
While the media panics over guys having fun, as a part of the Treaty on Open Skies a Russian Tu-154M Lk-1 will fly recon from Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. The flights will take place from the 21st to the 29th of September with a range of up to 4900 km. Keep your mincers peeled if you're in the area. -
For all the talk of looting, they filled two freezer trains with corpses and fragments fairly quickly, while the political bitching for the dibs on "recovery operations" went on. It's not too cold outdoors there in the summer, the job must stink in more ways than one. Now the fresh Russian story is that Ukraine had a SAM exercise in the area, the Frogfoots were there to pose as contacts to track, no one was supposed to mix them up with an airliner blip, and no one was supposed to fire any missiles. If true, the Ukrainian SAM operators are more deadly in training than in battle.
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That was a quick edit. Classy. Next they'll reveal it has a phased array radar and get Eagle Dynamics to make a new module.
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And the other side uses the media to find a reason to deploy soldiers ;) I think, the plane went down to an inexperienced SAM operator thrown into this mess with no warning. But nobody cares now what side the guy was on, because convincingly pinning it on your enemy is worth a lot of points, so they'll keep framing each other and literally producing the evidence until something else happens. The plane could've been brought down by colliding with starship Enterprise and no one would report that, because saying that the other guy did it is much more convenient.
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First Ukraine reports it has satellite photos of a SAM launch in the area. Now Russia comes up with a report that it was in the range of the Ukrainian SAMs, and that there was a Ukrainian Su-25 in the area. Have the idiots who type that seen the Frogfoot's max ceiling?
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AI Bomb Ripple
Gr.Viper replied to dave1904's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 2 Series - General Discussion
The most basic way to control that is to give them different bomb types. They don't seem use multiple types on the same run. -
Hah... get this Russian spin, currently in our news: that was Ukraine trying to shoot down Putin who was flying somewhere in Eastern Europe at the same altitude in a plane of a similar size, and even crossed paths with the downed bird.
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The question is, whose addicts were involved. Neither Russia nor Ukraine have a clean record in airliner hunting.
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The Osa is a short-ranged unit.
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That's a funny way to remake the A-37.
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It went down over a rather hot area and there already were reports of a Ukrainian (Kiev) An-26 getting shot down at 6km a just few days ago.
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Brazil probably used this for their training program. But they didn't tell them in only works on a SNES
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Air control! Do you know what does it mean? I get the feeling this sim is not entirely realistic... This is sold on Steam, by the way.
