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The modification is über simple: comment two lines in a and you’re done. These handlers deliberately block the kind of tomfoolery that MBot’s scripts are trying, to prevent malicious coders from causing damage to our systems through evilly designed scripts embedded in mission files. To serve the mission, or to play in single-player, MBot’s scripts do require a tiny little modification that essentially is a workaround to the default DCS World script handlers. The experience is almost mod-free, but it could be forgiven if the minor tweak required is overlooked. All these functions and script-goodness are packed into the single mission file which you can get from the DCS Forums.
#DCS WORLD MULTIPLAYER MISSIONS CODE#
If, after the conclusion of a mission, the file’s code is updated to reflect losses incurred during the mission and altered to model resupply/redeployment, the effect is to maintain a persistent battlefield between missions, aka a dynamic campaign. The concept behind this approach to a dynamic campaign is that all the elements in a mission file (units, triggers, etc.) are represented by lines of code. This would be a much more ideal experience than playing the single-player, as I did, so keep that in mind as you read my impressions.
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Some users reported playing the mission in multiplayer with a human player acting as a GCI. This lack of situational awareness greatly hampered my initial experiences in this mission, but reflects on my own skills and the tools available in DCS, rather than any fault with the mission design.
#DCS WORLD MULTIPLAYER MISSIONS MODS#
I’m embarrassed to admit I had to resort to taking snapshot glances at the F10 map to understand the true picture out there, and considered (only temporarily!) installing one of the various label mods floating around the forums. Although I’m excited to see missions focused around the base nature of this aircraft, it only takes a few minutes in the air to remind myself of how frustrating the experience can be without the proper support: the lack of decent wingmen and effective AWACS or GCI really kills situational awareness. Missions like MBot’s put the MiG-21bis back into its rightful place as an interceptor, filling a much-needed niche in air combat. Hamstrung by the limited range and field of view of the MiG-21bis’ Сапфнр radar and the frustratingly ineffective GCI tools available to the DCS World player, the MiG-21bis finds itself frequently placed in air-to-ground roles in DCS World where it does surprisingly well, even considering its limited payload and endurance. The DCS World MiG-21bis module by Leatherneck Simulations is an amazing module by just about any standard: their product is visually beautiful, rich in system details, sports a satisfying learning curve, and is a pure joy to fly.