Digital Combat Simulator Reviews

Digital Combat Simulator, or DCS, is a combat flight simulation game that includes two free aircraft and two free maps. The game comes with two free planes: the non-armed but clicky cockpit TF-51 (unarmed P-51) and the fully armed SU-25T, one of the best ground pounders in the game. There are also two awesome free plane addons: Community A-4E-C and MiG-23UB.

However, the average full fidelity module price is around $60. For example, the F-15C is only $15, but the Complete FC3 package, which includes the JA11, costs more at $49. There are sales events, such as the DCS summer sale and Black Friday/end of fall sale, where you could score the Hornet, Mirage 2000, or Flaming Cliffs 3 for a discount.

In addition to the cost of the game modules, there's also the cost of hardware. A HOTAS (Hands On Throttle-And-Stick) with a combined cost of around 170EUR (TWCS throttle + VKB Gladiator) is recommended, but cheaper options are available. A headtracking solution, such as Trackhat Trackclip, which costs around 55EUR, is also recommended but not mandatory.

Finally, DCS offers a Free to Play Program where all users have the opportunity to try almost any of the modules for free. Users can test one module for two weeks, and then take the next one or test several modules at once. After the end of the trial period, the re-activation of the trial license will be available after 6 months. Please note that offline mode will not be available if there are trial modules..

Digital Combat Simulator World, also known as DCS World, is a free-to-play digital battlefield game that supports a wide variety of combat operations. It offers a range of military airplanes and helicopters from World War II through the Cold War into the early 21st century. The game provides professional-level flight models but with simplified controls, resulting in a shallower learning curve for new virtual pilots.

The Free to Play Program allows users to try almost any modules for free. Users can test one module for two weeks, and then take the next one or test several modules at once. After the end of the trial period, the re-activation of the trial license will be available after 6 months. The list of products available for free play includes Aircraft, maps, Supercarrier, Combined Arms, and Third Party Products: Aircraft by AvioDev, Deka Ironwork Simulations, Heatblur Simulations, Magnitude 3 LLC, OctopusG, Polychop Simulations, RAZBAM.

The Flaming Cliffs 3 Upgrade is another popular product. The F-15C, A-10A, Su-27, Su-33, J-11, MiG-29A, MiG-29S, and Su-25 provide a variety of aircraft that range from air superiority to attack. These come with a wealth of missions and campaigns and are operable on most online servers. The Flaming Cliffs 3 aircraft have received a texture refresh upgrade to their cockpit and external model textures. This free upgrade propels Flaming Cliffs 3 to 2024 texture standards and promises to maintain Flaming Cliffs 3 as an excellent choice for new and veteran DCS pilots..

The website digitalcombatsimulator.com offers a Miles & More Loyalty Program. Customers can earn Miles ED by paying the full price for an order. 10% of the Purchase Price is issued once per one product unit that is involved in the loyalty program. These ED Miles accrue automatically and can be used immediately for subsequent purchases. If customers have Miles ED points on their account, they can use it to pay for their current order. ED Miles are used for partial or full payment for products at the rate of 1000 ED Miles = 1 US dollar. However, if customers spend miles when buying from their account to pay for one of the modules, they will not receive any miles for this purchase. For example, if a customer wants to buy an F-18 worth $ 79,99 (7990 miles), an AV-8B worth $69,99 (6990 miles) and a Nevada map worth $49,99 (4990 miles), the total bonus for this purchase is nearly 20,000 miles. But if the customer uses at least one mile from their account when paying for this order, they will not receive new miles for this purchase. Nothing at all. The Automatic Activation method is the preferred method for activating products; an Internet connection is necessary. After installing the game to the computer and launching it to fly a mission, the Activation window will be displayed. The customer should follow the directions. The Automatic Activation is now complete. The customer no longer needs to use deactivation before changing computer hardware. They can check their Licenses at the page My licenses. More information about the new keys system can be found on the website. If customers encounter any problems, they should write to support@digitalcombatsimulator.com with any information that they have (serial numbers, orders dates, etc.). The support team will contact them and help to recover their account access.

Yes, ED Miles can be used for partial or full payment for products on digitalcombatsimulator.com. The rate is 1000 ED Miles = 1 US dollar. However, if you spend miles when buying from your account to pay for one of the modules, you will not receive any miles for this purchase. Please note that ED Miles cannot be used to purchase certain third-party developer products. If you have enough ED Miles, you can even pay for an entire product just using ED Miles.

For customer service at digitalcombatsimulator.com, the primary contact and tech support can be reached at support@digitalcombatsimulator.com. There is also a secondary contact and tech support at dcs@fighter-collection.com. These contacts can assist with games, websites, activations, purchases, and post orders. If account access needs to be recovered, writing to support@digitalcombatsimulator.com with any available information (serial numbers, orders dates, etc.) is recommended.