DCS - Miracle emergency landing with severely damaged SU-27 !! - HD 50fps
3,627 views · Published 9 March 2018 · 13:32 · Indexed 29 October 2026
Channel: Airguardian · 2018 · Autos & Vehicles
Hello there! This is my first video of a DCS flight simulation. I recently managed to get it running on my computer (after several previous failed attempts) and I am still learning the basics so the following footage takes place in an offline training session. I was pretty stunned at what happened there, when I got hit my first reaction was to eject but decided to evaluate the damage first and decide later. One thing led to another and in the end I managed to 'safely' land the aircraft. Similar thing happened in real life with an american F-15, very interesting stuff, I reccommend all of you to do some research about that. These aircraft are all really incredible machines! In the simulation I am running a small theater in the caucasus with six F-16 attacking, a few aircraft already in the air, but myself and my wingmen starting from ramp in the middle of the attack. There's no air defenses, or anything else. Mission, of course, to beat the hell out of the attackers and return home alive if possible. I'll call that a success. Given the conditions of my landing, I'd say that I've earned the right to be honoured the title 'Hero of the Virtual Russian Federation' by virtual Putin, lol. Please, tell me in the comments how do you like this kind of videos and your thoughts about it! Cheers! About DCS: Digital Combat Simulator World (DCS World 1.5) is a free to play combat flight simulator. It includes a free Sukhoi Su-25T attack aircraft and TF-51D Mustang, and is extensible through additional modules as well as user-made add-ons and mods. While the Su-25T and TF-51D are free, modules produced by third parties and Eagle Dynamics are only available with a payment. DCS World features a large area of the Caucasus region that encompasses much of Georgia – the location of the Russo-Georgian war in 2008, as well as the Nevada Test and Training Range and Normandy 1944 as of the DCS World 2 open alpha. Additionally, DCS World includes: mission and campaign editors, online multiplayer, large inventory of air, land and sea combat units and weapons, AI player opponents, mission generator, dynamic weather and seasons, training missions, mission replay system and pilot log book (Although the replay system works like crap, sadly). The realism of the aircraft simulation varies according to the type of flight model, the level of system modelling, and the style of cockpit. There are four aerodynamic flight models used in DCS World: Standard Flight Model – A data driven flight model, with some pre-defined scripting for some complex aerodynamic events. The only aircraft available to be flown by the player that has a Standard Flight Model are the three variants of the MiG-29; however, Eagle Dynamics is in the process of updating the three. Advanced Flight Model – Airflow and edge of envelope simulation, using multiple points of force application and calculation on the relevant flight surfaces. Scripting of complex events is not used. An augmented AFM+ model which includes limited modelling of the fuel and hydraulic system weighting is also included in some aircraft such as the Su-25 and A-10A. Professional Flight Model – An expansion of the AFM, this level of modelling includes data from complex model wind tunnel simulation, a much more detailed and dynamic aircraft model (for example taking into consideration deployed or retracted landing gear, and the effects of deploying them in flight), complex simulation of control surface movements, complex simulation of autopilot actions, and the effects of fluid movements (fuel and hydraulic) on flight dynamics. This level of modelling also includes actual real world aircraft test data where possible. External Flight Model – A subset of the PFM made available for third party developers. It essentially defines all external forces from the PFM, but allows the developers to calculate and apply internal forces (fluid movements, control surfaces, etc.) within their own model. If you dearly enjoy my content, please consider supporting me on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/Airguardian I'd feel really grateful that you take some time to SHARE this video with your friends, LIKE and off course, SUBSCRIBE and ring the bell! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My secondary aviation YouTube channel: (For vlogging and RC tutorials and weird stuff that I think has no place in my main channel) https://www.youtube.com/RC4ever My AIRSOFT YouTube channel: (Mostly airsoft gameplays) https://www.youtube.com/airguardianairsoft --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You can also follow me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RC4ever Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/RC4Media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jet3d_master Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Airguardian
