Yep I use Tacview. Unfortunately due to some people cheating in the community most MP servers have disabled Tacview, which kind of gets in the way of me making new Dogfighting Debriefs.
Thank you for all the videos! I've recently gotten back into flight sims. I noticed your BFM #3 has gone missing. Wasn't sure if it was intentional or something happened with RUclips?
Cheers Ysko, I did have an extra 6 or 7 nice sorties planned but I just pared it down to these selective sequences that would be still be nice to see even with the new modeling. It just means I get to try and fly more MP so I can get more footage :-)
I have viewed many hours of your vids over the past 2+ years...Kinda sad due to I have never been fortunate enough to "run" IL-2 or DCS. I was hoping GeForce Now or Shadow tech would have allowed me the ability to become active in Flight Sims but it seems USB peripherals such as HOTAS, Pedals, Track-IR, etc are hit and miss if accessing with a Mac...I do have older PCs with Windows XP and Vista so perhaps could upgrade to Windows 10 but would assume since none of the components are 60bit vs being 32bit would be more miss than hit as it seems to be with Macs according to the info I have researched. Regardless, wanted to compliment yet another enjoyable & informative video. I am hesitant to ask the following due to it being a personal question...I understand and respect if you decide not to answer but curiosity sparked the question (the question is in the paragraph below). My understanding is you are much more than a flight simmer, tutorial content creator but in addition, you have been a pilot for many years...multiple ratings including commercial and CFI. Regardless, it is apparent you love to fly and seems flying is your chosen profession as well. Many years ago, I desired and believed my life's path after high school would lead me into Naval Aviation...I have wanted to fly for as long as I can remember...having relatives in the military (US) as aviators (no fixed-wing pilots; all Helicopters)- growing up around airbases as a kid I knew what I wanted to do...but when the time came to start that journey I learned the path was blocked for what I desired at the time...and if could not have an opportunity to earn my wings as a fighter pilot I decided not to be part of the aviation component at all...the thing which blocked the path for me was my height, 6'3"... I was guaranteed an opportunity to fly other aircraft and went as far as completing all the paperwork, etc until reached section where I could list my top 3 aviation desires/wish list/options...I stopped at that point, tore up the documents and did not go down that path...However, Once I graduated from college I did begin flight training to obtain my General Aviation or Private Pilot License which earned first rating ~30yrs ago...back then, the Airspace in the US was designated differently...VORs were still utilized due to there were no GPS devices approved for private or commercial at that time...Real flying...This was in the mid 80s. Anyway, I realize no one gives a rats arse about my reminiscing but I mention it bc of my curiosity as it relates to you. Specifically, with your obvious love of flying and with flying seemingly being your profession...just curious if you were an aviator in the military at some point or did you ever consider being an aviator in the military? Either way, with your experience, skillset, knowledge - If you were required or allowed to choose an aircraft to fly in the military what would it be??? Cargo, Transport, Recon, fighters--Stealth such as F-22, F-35 or carrier-based aircraft such as F-18 Hornet or land-based such as A10s, etc...Again, too much time on my hands I guess and was just curious what a professional pilot who may not have flown such aircraft chose if they could?
Hey Oscar Mike, Thanks for your thoughtful post, that was great to read. As an Australian I grew up seeing F/A-18s most of the time so I've always wanted to fly a fighter like the Hornet, but that path never worked out for me so I ended up joining the Royal Australian Air Force in another position. I gave up on becoming a pilot altogether and it was only by a fortunate set of circumstances that helped me become a pilot in the USA after I moved there. So I'm very lucky to be able to do this as a profession and this channel is one way I can continue paying it forward.
Hello Requiem! This video looks great, I was thinking you should do a video talking about graphic setting. I think its something a lot of people struggles with! If not, please share your graphic settings please! Great video as always, cheers!
Not sure what he uses, but I would guess it's a head-tracking solution like TrackIR or DELANCLiP. I have a DELANCLiP and I'd highly recommend it, they're pretty cheap (even more so if you build the IR camera yourself) and very immersive.
Personally I think our content creator is back because the airline got tired of him doing sudden combat manuvers. One guys opinion.
Funny :-P
😂😂
The ramblings of indispensability, Ladies and Gentlemen!! Thanks Req, Busdriver and Roger, as watchable as ever...
Ramblings is a very apt term haha
Love this one - thanks so much for taking the time to create these informative videos. I really like the feigning of control loss at the end!
Thanks Creep, when I saw him there I though...ahhhh *expletive* I'm screwed, may as well give this a go LOL It's super rare for me to do that though.
Enjoy hearing the thought processes you are going through. Very informative thanks!
Cheers Yoda, glad you enjoyed it :-)
Some of the most helpful IL2 videos on RUclips - thanks again.
Thanks for continuing to watch! :-)
Hey man thanks as always for all your content! Quick question are you using tacview ? I’m about to get
Yep I use Tacview. Unfortunately due to some people cheating in the community most MP servers have disabled Tacview, which kind of gets in the way of me making new Dogfighting Debriefs.
Thank you for the great work and great vids Requiem!!!
Thanks for watching!
hell yeah I enjoyed it. nice flying!
Thanks as always Hernan :-)
I am loving this game! Do you use Track IR or VR? Your head seems to snap to spots..
I use TrackIR
seeing you make a mistake made me feel better about myself :) love your videos, you are my favorite
Thanks Daniel, I'm not worried about showing my mistakes if it helps others learn from them :-) Everyone screws up at some point!
Thank you for all the videos! I've recently gotten back into flight sims. I noticed your BFM #3 has gone missing. Wasn't sure if it was intentional or something happened with RUclips?
It's intentional. I took it down as I'm making a couple of additions to it.
Ah yes, the infinitely exploitable 109 greed; ah yes the 800m shots w/ a damaged aircraft ...and finally...engaging in slow scissors with I-16 YOLO
Gold.
@@RequiemsACTL xD
Great debrief Requiem !
Cheers Ysko, I did have an extra 6 or 7 nice sorties planned but I just pared it down to these selective sequences that would be still be nice to see even with the new modeling. It just means I get to try and fly more MP so I can get more footage :-)
Excellent content as always. Keep it comin!
Cheers Scott, definitely got new stuff in the works!
I have viewed many hours of your vids over the past 2+ years...Kinda sad due to I have never been fortunate enough to "run" IL-2 or DCS. I was hoping GeForce Now or Shadow tech would have allowed me the ability to become active in Flight Sims but it seems USB peripherals such as HOTAS, Pedals, Track-IR, etc are hit and miss if accessing with a Mac...I do have older PCs with Windows XP and Vista so perhaps could upgrade to Windows 10 but would assume since none of the components are 60bit vs being 32bit would be more miss than hit as it seems to be with Macs according to the info I have researched. Regardless, wanted to compliment yet another enjoyable & informative video.
I am hesitant to ask the following due to it being a personal question...I understand and respect if you decide not to answer but curiosity sparked the question (the question is in the paragraph below). My understanding is you are much more than a flight simmer, tutorial content creator but in addition, you have been a pilot for many years...multiple ratings including commercial and CFI. Regardless, it is apparent you love to fly and seems flying is your chosen profession as well. Many years ago, I desired and believed my life's path after high school would lead me into Naval Aviation...I have wanted to fly for as long as I can remember...having relatives in the military (US) as aviators (no fixed-wing pilots; all Helicopters)- growing up around airbases as a kid I knew what I wanted to do...but when the time came to start that journey I learned the path was blocked for what I desired at the time...and if could not have an opportunity to earn my wings as a fighter pilot I decided not to be part of the aviation component at all...the thing which blocked the path for me was my height, 6'3"... I was guaranteed an opportunity to fly other aircraft and went as far as completing all the paperwork, etc until reached section where I could list my top 3 aviation desires/wish list/options...I stopped at that point, tore up the documents and did not go down that path...However, Once I graduated from college I did begin flight training to obtain my General Aviation or Private Pilot License which earned first rating ~30yrs ago...back then, the Airspace in the US was designated differently...VORs were still utilized due to there were no GPS devices approved for private or commercial at that time...Real flying...This was in the mid 80s. Anyway, I realize no one gives a rats arse about my reminiscing but I mention it bc of my curiosity as it relates to you.
Specifically, with your obvious love of flying and with flying seemingly being your profession...just curious if you were an aviator in the military at some point or did you ever consider being an aviator in the military? Either way, with your experience, skillset, knowledge - If you were required or allowed to choose an aircraft to fly in the military what would it be??? Cargo, Transport, Recon, fighters--Stealth such as F-22, F-35 or carrier-based aircraft such as F-18 Hornet or land-based such as A10s, etc...Again, too much time on my hands I guess and was just curious what a professional pilot who may not have flown such aircraft chose if they could?
Hey Oscar Mike,
Thanks for your thoughtful post, that was great to read. As an Australian I grew up seeing F/A-18s most of the time so I've always wanted to fly a fighter like the Hornet, but that path never worked out for me so I ended up joining the Royal Australian Air Force in another position. I gave up on becoming a pilot altogether and it was only by a fortunate set of circumstances that helped me become a pilot in the USA after I moved there. So I'm very lucky to be able to do this as a profession and this channel is one way I can continue paying it forward.
Do you do any coaching in online play?
I've done it for some people occasionally, but it's hard to get the time to fly myself sometimes.
@@RequiemsACTL I understand. Thanks for replying.
Can I ask which game is this? I tried searching but would like to know the name please
www.il2sturmovik.com
do you think finnish will allow tacview again
I hope so....for now though I'm flying on Combat Box because they allow it
Hello Requiem!
This video looks great,
I was thinking you should do a video talking about graphic setting. I think its something a lot of people struggles with!
If not, please share your graphic settings please!
Great video as always, cheers!
Hey Guillermo, when I do my video about my control settings I'll likely throw my graphics settings in there too
Love your videos and keep it up! And have you ever played war thunder by any chance?
Cheer Sum, I have played WT but it was too much of a grind for me and I never really got into it.
Could you go over your controls at some point? I'm not sure how you have such good head control. Love the vids!
Not sure what he uses, but I would guess it's a head-tracking solution like TrackIR or DELANCLiP. I have a DELANCLiP and I'd highly recommend it, they're pretty cheap (even more so if you build the IR camera yourself) and very immersive.
I will. This is something I get a lot of requests for and I'll have the time in April to knock it out.