• Air Combat Sim Episode 45: The Gambler's Campaign with Baltic Dragon and John "Rain" Waters

  • Jun 12 2024
  • Length: 49 mins
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Air Combat Sim Episode 45: The Gambler's Campaign with Baltic Dragon and John "Rain" Waters

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  • The team discusses the upcoming Gambler's campaign from Baltic Dragon and John "Rain" Waters. The campaign specifically focuses on the experiences of Rain, a former F-16 pilot, during his time in Syria. The campaign is based on real-life events and includes missions that replicate the challenges faced by pilots in the region.The campaign consists of 13 full missions, an intermission, and features new gameplay mechanics. The conversation also touches on the differences in operating in Syria compared to Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as the challenges of replicating real-world scenarios in a simulation game. The conversation covers various topics related to the DCS F-16C Viper campaign, including the challenges of coordinating airstrikes, the realism of combat simulations, the excitement of flying different aircraft, and the potential for creating DCS content. The hosts also discuss the immersive experience of virtual reality (VR) and the ability of the campaign to capture a piece of history. They touch on the Afterburn podcast and its goal of sharing inspiring stories.

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