POLSKIKAJAK

I'm a F-16C Viper main, before DCS I played MSFS on the PMDG 737-800. DCS has blown my mind, after 2 months i've almost learnt all the theory, which I can't yet fully implement into missions. This sim is not for a person who wants to fly around and shoot missiles to get better planes, it's rather meant for people willing to not only invest $80 into a plane and a couple hundred for a HOTAS, but also months of their time learning the specifc module. You are in no way rewarded by the game, but rather rewarded by the fact that you did something. The free aircraft being the SU-25T and P-51D are Flaming Cliffs 3 quality, good for people willing to spend weeks instead of months per plane, although they are a good starting point I highly suggest investing into a higher fidelity module (A-10, F-16, F-14, FA-18, F4, F15) for a more immersive experience. Two maps included with the game being the Caucasus and Marianas map are very good maps, Caucasus depicting Georgia and Crimea, and the Marianas map being south of Japan, other DLC maps such as Afghanistan, Kola, Syria, Normandy, Persian Gulf are definietly a visual upgrade, however they can come at a cost of performance. Physics wide, it depends, some planes have poor physics while some include a PFM (Professional flight model) making the experience better. Damage models are not exactly 100% correct, however they do their job quite darn well. DCS is best experienced with a friend or in MP, however SP includes a simple mission editor allowing you to create any scenario you want. Although not perfect, currently best on the commercial market, 10/10.