Avaliações

• gamedeal user

  Nov 30, 2015

  We have the L-39 at the company where I fly. And I must say, it's pretty spot on!
• gamedeal user

  Oct 18, 2015

  Edit: [b][url=http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=2692308&postcount=10]The L-39ZA has been released.[/url][/b] I've spent only a few hours in the Albatros so far, and I can already say this is a pretty great jet. Eagle Dynamics has done a fantastic job recreating the L-39. It feels like a lot of care went into it even though it's a relatively simple trainer. The PFM [i](Professional Flight Model)[/i] makes it fun to cruise around in. Combine that with the beautifully crafted model and sounds [i](both interior and exterior)[/i], and it's a nice and tidy package. Is it worth $43.00?        [strike]Well it's in open beta, and multi-cockpit functionality isn't working fully yet. It's worth noting that the ZA (light-attack) variant will be free and open to owners of the L-39[b]C[/b], later in the beta. This will open up plenty more mission opportunities for it and make it even more worthwhile. I would say if it intrigues you and you have the extra money, go for it. Otherwise, maybe hold off until the L-39ZA is out.[/strike] To me, it's worth it. Any negatives stem from how the actual aircraft performs, but that's just how it is in real life :) It's a trainer, true to its name. Decide for yourself, check out some videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avQQW6_wLWA
• gamedeal user

  Nov 3, 2015

  Albatros is the newest official addon to DCS World and as usual it does not disappoint as far as depth, quality and graphics goes. Key feature for me here is shared MP cockpit - you can do training on-line flight with your friend. Apart from that L-39 can do combat missions and devs already added another variant of it with mounted gun. Yes, this module is expensive, but it is a very close replica of the real life L-39, it comes with 200 pages of detailed manual, fully working on board systems and click-able cockpit. But what is most important - L-39 is a joy to fly and the ability to share the cockpit with friends makes it even better. Highly recommended for serious flight sim enthusiast.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 30, 2021

  two words... [spoiler] IFR HOOD [/spoiler] :3
• gamedeal user

  Dec 5, 2017

  Outstanding, i do like complicated planes like the a10c but this is just so fun and amazing with friends. Would recommend and its very simple but also is a blast when flying aerobatically 9/10 its just amazing but its not perfect im still trying to find why its not perfecto.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 23, 2021

  I've always liked the L-39 and decided to buy it to use in multiplayer. It wasn't on sale during the Lunar Sale but I purchased it anyway. I'm having problems with it. The elevator, when deflected upward will not return to neutral. Makes it impossible to fly and/or trim. The flight controls are not listed as axis commands so there is no way to axis tune them. I've searched the DCS forum and found others that have had trimming issues but none mention elevator centering. It's very frustrating to spend that much $$$ on an airplane that can't be flown. I'm sure that there is fix for it, but as of now I haven't been able to find it. Any help from anyone would be greatly appreciated.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 1, 2017

  The tutorial is only available in Russian.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 22, 2015

  This plane is my first (other than the f-15) in DCS and I have to say I love it! The cockpit is fully clickable and the plane is very simple to learn compared to other fully interactive cockpits. It serves me as a trainer which is what is designed to do. I recommend it if you are just getting into DCS like me.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 28, 2017

  [h1]tl;dr Excellent training module, with some caveats[/h1] The L-39 is a great introduction into the clicky-cockpit jet side of DCS. Not only will you be able to fly with someone else (who also owns the module) but you will be more prepared to tackle the challenges of jets like the MiG-21. The module does include a second “attack” variation called the L-39ZA. Although you can load it up with a modest payload of air-to-air missiles, rockets, unguided bombs or gunpods you should keep in mind that it is still a trainer, lacking countermeasures. If you only want a module to train with then you cannot do better than the L-39. But if you want an easy to learn clicky-cockpit jet that can be more than just a trainer (and you lack the budget to buy more than one module) then I suggest you look at the F-5E Tiger II instead. The only negative things I can say about the L-39 module relate to the training missions: They only have Russian voiceovers. No English versions. And the other negative thing is that the startup training mission includes a lot about radios which should have been its own dedicated training mission. When I buy a module I want to learn the basic startup and get into the air ASAP but instead got a lecture about radios in Russian. I’ll update this review as I spend more time with the module.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 24, 2020

  I'm an amateur simmer so... I don't know a lot. I just fly since i know what i was. I might not have a lot of skill or information about flying, but i know the basics ( tho being humble, i got thousands of sim hours in dcs, il, mfs and xplane ) THAT BEING SAID : DCS is a very strange and problematic program to run. It has its quirks and pimples, but if you manage to run it once successfully, you can always run it the way you want. THAT ALSO BEING SAID : I shaped my desktop pc and Hotas system especially according to DCS, its requirements and its modules, and to run it properly with max graphics. So I don't experience what %85 of users experience. I use DCS Standalone now btw. That information supplied; this is a nice trainer jet for you and your friend to fuck around with, or just for you to improve your handling, targeting, skills. its trainer version is quite fun, when your friend sits behind you and pull down the curtain on your head, thats where the fun beings... its military trainer version is equipped with small arms which really improves your approach to your target, in/out speeds and controls, I havent fought in it. I shot static targets with it. I flied for fun and with friends for both training, improving intercom/radio communication skills and instrument flying improvements. Here's a story i have with L39; we hop on. my friend sits on pilot seat, Im on instructor seat. we plan our flight, waypoints, altitutes, flight durations, bearings, GS/IAS/TAS, fuel amount, fuel consumption, waypoint flight durations, and magnetic variations... standart shit. little i knew that the time i wanted to fuck with my pilot, dcs also decided to create a malfunction in the jet systems. we take off, we fly, and on last leg, which was basicly turn to downwind to land, i started flipping random switches on my instructors panel, and pulled the curtain on my friends helmet, so he was to follow the chart he made and do instrument flight and land. that second, dcs created a malfunction in jet (or i pulled a fuse i dont know ) , which resulted us loosing every instrument in cockpit, we are 5nm away from runway. that malfunction + me flipping random switches on my panel to mess with my friend, turned out to be a REAL thrill for us because at that point, it became a real thing and the effort to put that plane back to runway made my balls sweat as fuck. Real fun, real joy. 10/10 would fuck with my pilot again. 10/10 Advisable, get this module, fly with your friends, improve yourself.