>>> Thank you guys for 200k+ views! I'm very happy you all enjoyed the video. As of now, it's only got 69 (ayo?) dislikes with 221,000 views which kinda blows my mind. My highest like percentage yet on any video. I will take this feedback, and come back with even better DCS videos sooooon! Again: thanks :)
Really dope video. I got into DCS recently and have been spamming the GS server. You got me using the J-11 and I don't regret it. I might need to buy a cold war jet now too lol. Keep up the awesome vids.
It’s absurd to me how far DCS graphics have come. Even with their what some would call “outdated” engine compared to some of the stuff that’s come out in the past months. I find myself questioning real shots as if they came from DCS. Stunning. Impressive. Jaw dropping really
Well the only thing that need to look good is the plane and the clouds everything else can look like shit and add a lighting engine. Where as fps everything has to look good the boxes to the guns to the floor.
Wonder how much DCS footage has been used by dumbass media organizations lol. I mean if ARMA 2 and 3 were somehow enough to fool them I'm sure this would.
Great video! Small tips for flying the MiG, I notice that you leave the undercarriage lever at 'up' position throughout the third sortie. As the undercarriage, brakes and flaps onboard the MiG-21 use pneumatic (compressed air) as power, leaving the undercarriage lever at 'up' position for a prolonged period will risk draining the pneumatic air pressure, which will eventually lead to failure of undercarriage, flaps and brakes. Same will happen if you use brakes too frequently on the ground. I would suggest to form a good habit of returning the lever to neutral after the undercarriage is up. Also the MiG likes a shallow glide slope landing instead of a steep one, so you may want to try next time landing with only half of the length of the runway in sight with a lower approach attitude. This will make your life in landing easier! Hope you enjoy flying the Fishbed, it's a lovely aircraft! 😉
The Mig-21 is one of those aircraft that doesn't hold your hand. My tips are to never land above 1,000 liter of fuel, and never exceed 10 degrees AOA when landing. Also, if you load with 2 (or 3) fuel tanks, and climb above 10,000 meters, drop the tanks then reach for mach 1.6, the aircraft will turn into a rocket and it'll dash to mach 2.2 in a climb, and reach all the way to 20,000 meters.. I think this is realistic because former F-102 and F-104 pilots said they would dash at incredible speeds and altitudes, mach 2 at 80,000ft, and they would attack from above at these incredible speeds, and dash away. In DCS with the Mig-21 you can only do one dash before you're out of fuel, but it's still good fun, it's not often you get to see the sky turn black in broad daylight :D
The gear and flaps are hydraulic, they'll be fine. What will actually fail is the main pneumatic circuit: the main wheel brakes (emergency ones have about half the braking force), brake chute deployment, and technically I think the radar coolant system is supposed to but I don't remember if it actually does.
@@rossmum Thanks for correcting! The radar uses regular alcohol as coolant and it evaporates very quickly, so max 40-50min for radar on standby and max 20min in active mode. Russians choose alcohol as it is not toxic and can be easily supplied to frontline airstrips (aka Vodka)
Don't be shy with the burner, you need it during most turns just to balance out the induced drag off the delta. The faster you are, the lower your AoA, the less of an airbrake your wing is: you can rip around at 1100km/h IAS and if anyone threatens you, just slam the throttle all the way forwards and start snaking and rolling to bleed out their missiles. The 21bis has a special afterburner mode which turns it from an already fast plane to an absolute bottle rocket at any altitude below 4000m barometric, if you use it during level flight you'll rapidly overspeed and kill the engine, but it's an absolute godsend in combat. In turns it gives you a noticeable boost and brings your sustained turn performance up almost to parity with the F-5 at sea level. It chews through fuel faster, but with a little practice you can get decent overall fuel economy out of the jet - it sips up at high altitude and you want to be as light as possible in a fight anyway. Those cinematic shots were to die for, awesome video.
I was literally watching the heli in the intro and thinking the same thing. Like even trying to figure out how to merge DCS "buy a plane as DLC" platform in. Like you buy a plane you can fly it in Squad but if you don't you just have to play Squad basically. That'll keep a lot of morons out of the planes I think.
I was thinking that I have no interest in buying a full cockpit and learning to fly, but if they introduced ground combat I'd probably go as far and buying a whole new gaming rig to take part. This is the air component of a full war simulator completely perfected.
I’ve been trying to get into the Cold War era in DCS, figuring out if I should learn the mig19 or mig21. Now because of this video, especially today I chose for the fishbed. Thanks drewski
@@deanmilos4909 i managed to learn all of the flight systems in the fishbed in around 2-3 hours compared to the 19 which took a bit longer. The mig 21 is better in basically every way
ive been following you for a long time now, and i must say: if you edit these videos yourself BIG thank you. Your attention to detail is insane. the way the "2nd flight" logo blends into the environment just (as an example) just adds to the whole esthaetic of your videos. also the whole montage at the start of the video is just hollywood level. i acknowledge the amount of work put into this as somebody who has edited videos before and as somebody whos flown in DCS before. Your work does not go unnoticed. same applies if somebody is editing your videos.
When the human GCI gets on it’s a heart pounding experience, and you really gotta work for those kills, dialing the radar, scanning the horizon for that glint of sun off metal, calling bogey dope and hearing there’s 2 migs at you 9 o clock at 10 miles. Gets the blood moving.
And this is why I love Cold War era warfare and combat. These dogfights were intense and the scenes with the bombers were beautiful. Really look forward to more videos like this. Great stuff Drewski! Maybe you could try out the Su-25A some time too.
one of if not the best servers on dcs, and its only gonna get better especially with the crazy amount of cold war aircraft planned for dcs, like the f-4, mig-23, kfir, etc
Enigma's server is truly a special thing in DCS. I mean, from the videos convincing how Cold War era is the future of DCS to how AMAZING the campaign works in the server. Truly special and one of a kind.
Rotor heads (for helicopters and PVE) also simulates an ongoing conflict where ground units communicate with eachother, the battlefields frontline moves up or down depending on how the players are pushing back the enemy and the utility helicopters build the farps and they also place most if not all of the ground forces. DCS is incredible and I would recommend biting the bullet to anyone considering it, be it cold war enigmas server or other dynamic multiplayer campaigns, it is amazing and nothing is quite like it.
I have some questions, I bought FA 18, AV8, F14 and BF109. But I'm still learning much, with not that much time, are there resources you can deplete in these servers? Like there are 100 Mig 21s when they are out they cannot be used for certain amount of time? Do you need to bring in the infantry (like with a Huey) on both of the servers because I would love to do those runs (would buy Huey for it I tested it was great for 2 weeks) how does these servers work :D
@@benjaminconrad3674 I have no fixed wing yet in dcs, I own 5 helicopters lol, as for rotorheads yes the hueys place almost everything down, they build the farps, do csar, hot lzs all that goodness, not just the huey but the utility helicopters in general.
@@Madnot4 so it's really much fun doing these things? :D how do you plan those sorties are there marks on map where this are needed (placed by AI) or human driven? How is that accomplished? :D
@@benjaminconrad3674 f10 map lol, specifically some servers have a web app with a live map that lets you see exactly what to do before you hop in.. uhh other than that you got your navigation systems or you got your MK1 eyeballs for planning
@@benjaminconrad3674 and well I highly recommend you to go into the discord of whatever server interests you, rotorheads is highly curated for instance and you'd have to take it all in yourself to understand, enigmas is also very carefully taken care of. Many other communities are doing crazy projects just go out there and do your thing, if you want to see me fly in rotorheads check out some of my apache videos, to see what combat "looks like"
@@Enigma89 Just got my buddy into DCS after a few years of trying to get him into it, were 100% coming to the server tonight. Are there videos anywhere on how to use that overlord or GCI bot or whatever? do I need SRS for that?
This is what I enjoyed in the game EF2000. 6 players played together in a simulated WWIII Scandinavian war. One of the 6 players ran the simulation and flew an EU EF2000 super fighter. I wish someone would modernize that old game.
Loved it, but it was quite buggy. I remember Brimstones always passing through enemy tanks. And you could basicaly break the game by destroying the entire invasion fleet with guns and then fly boring patrols for the resst of the game, except for scripted missions :D
I was gonna skip the intro, I cannot lie. I went right for the bar to scrub forward, but I quickly hesitated. I sat through the entire intro, slightly because I wanted to, but mostly because it's called "Sicc intro". Well done Drewksi, well done.
This is top notch video quality, the intro was amazing! Although, if i would suggest Something it would Be Using some 80's synth track on The intro next Time, just because of The aesthetic of cold war you know! But ofc its just My opinion
I was born in 1974 so i remember the cold war very well here in the UK we had alerts and news of Russian bombers over UK air space but was always pushed away by UK fighters such as Harrier's and Tornado's etc.
Cold war in DCS is fantastic, it has the most interesting and soulfull tech and produces some of the best fights (as long as you don't get ambushed with a fox 2).
Fun fact about the mig 21, its takeoff flaps automatically retract at high speeds, whether or not its implemented in dcs I dont know but it probably is
Drew you are by far the best dcs TH-camr in my opinion. The editing is great and your just a great personality. I love Cold War and the mig 21. Thank you
I've had some of the most fun in the MIG 21 in DCS over my whole time in DCS. It's awesome being the underdog and managing to have just enough ability to keep up with F15s/M2Ks/FA18s etc.
Man the way the quality of your videos have changed is amazing. You are doing an amazing job. It is very well edited, never at any point dull. And the cinematics, cuts and music integration is top notch.
I should have worn my white shorts for this video...now i gotta change them again 😅😂🤣 Awesome video as always Drewski! Love these war things, its really awesome how you can just jump in on a ongoing war!
I got unsubbed somehow, anyways yet another amazing video Drewski! I absolutely LOVE the cinematics you did and have done before they always add so much to the game(s) and you do super well on them. my favorite little cinematic in the video was at 14:20 - Honestly hoping you do more DCS because this was so cool to watch.
Drewski this is just incredible. Love that you gave Cold War a shot. Much more entertaining to us viewers IMO. The editing and some of the cinematic shots can leave you in awe; 14:52 is the one. This one gave me a whole new perspective on what Cold War could have looked like. It's such a powerful shot. 2 MiG-21's flying in like some great sharks ready to effortlessly kill those bombers, and they could do nothing about it. Even if you dont know what the picture tells you exactly, seeing these 2 contrials approaching fast onto the flock gives you a sense of danger- something is about to go down and it wont be pretty. I would love to have that as a HD screenshot. Cant wait to see more from you. Amazing work, gld to see you are always improving the skill of flying and editing 07
Didn't know you were interested in becoming a helo pilot. I'm in training for my private license now and want to get into being an EMS pilot one day in the future.
@@blackhawkuh-6026 If any of them know helo pilots, I would ask them about it. Having as many connections as possible is one of the best things you can do it seems. I kinda got lucky because my instructor is a family friend and we managed to arrange lessons after he took me on a flight. You also need to be prepared to spend quite a bit, especially with prices for everything rising right now. Get medical stuff out of the way fairly early, if you're young (Under 40), physicals will last for about 5 years. Any DUI or problems that you may have related to substances will make getting a license near impossible, so make sure you have a clean record and keep it clean. I don't have too many hours right now so I don't necessarily have any info that may really help but I would also recommend trying to fly multiple aircraft if at all possible, it's good to build up hours on not only helicopter but fixed wing too. I fly the R22 and R44 along with a pa28 and just allows for more training overall since you may not fly the same aircraft all the time, just depends on what your job you get. You'd definitely get more help from someone who is an instructor, or at least someone with a lot of flight hours since most get their CFI early on (I figure around 200 hours+) and start their career as instructors. You could also look into a school like UVU, I was told that it's one of the best flight schools in America and have thought about going after getting my PPL.
I watched this for the first time a few weeks ago. Now I have about 20 hours in a MiG 19. Today I feel confident enough that I'm going to jump into this server and see what happens. Thanks for introducing me to DCS.
There needs to be a DCS and ARMA cross over. Idk if it already a thing but this Cold War server would be 10x better with playable infantry and vehicles
There was a good server for Arma II where the human players were Russian tech, and the opponent was AI using US tech. The AI was rather difficult. It would revolve around having to capture a village they were holding, defeat them, and move onto the next village. The whole series of villages could take hours or a couple days to complete.
Drewski, everything you've described in the first two minutes about persistent warfare is done masterfully in a game called foxhole, and I highly recommend you check it out.
You were talking about when you went from 9k to 50k followers... I found you when you hit 100k or so... It's such a slap of real life when you understand that everyone goes through life and when we look at TH-cam we always forget that. Love your DCS content as an IRL pilot and thoroughly enjoy your work. Bring them on!
Honestly, i'm just impressed! That is freakin amazing! I truly love DCS but i wish i had someone who could teach me at least one aircraft (of teachers choice) to fly "good". Not super or perfect, good would be enough for a start 🤣 i even looked on fivrr for a dcs course😅
If it is Cold War era, the B52s would have a Gunner on board. (I was a Buff Gunner during the Cold War) With a range of over a mile, the Gunner would have had you on the first pass. :)
@@snow1-2pinkkush46 Fighters had a healthy respect for the gun on the back. Whether the 4x .50 or the 20mm Vulcan, both were lethal in that cone behind the acft out to a mile or so. It would be nice if the developers could add that for missions prior to the end of Desert Storm. It was soon after that the position was removed.
Secondary reheat and takeoff flaps are a must for low altitude fighting with the Migger. Flaps will also "automatically" (In the most liberal sense of the word, they are spring loaded.) retract inboard over a certain speed, so it doesn't require constant management. Looked like R-13 under your wings, probably because of road base spawn, but those are trash. Also, R-3R's are criminally under rated and offer you some option for head on engagements, where you always have the range advantage to shoot first.
@@snow1-2pinkkush46 I believe the P5 has very limited front aspect capability. Which for a radar guided missile is irrelevant if lock is kept, I always shoot first in head on's with F-5's when i fly my Mig.
@@_1389_ i tell you on dcs that p5 is op i play on the server all the time with both the mig and f5 that p5 will it you before the r3r and the r3r will lose track as soon as you die
Drewski I really love how you edit these videos. Your choice of cinematic shots, music, the little touches of the clouds obscuring the text or the comms only coming through when it's your POV. It's just really well done and I wanted to give you props.
Thanks for the cool little blurb about how you started your youtube career. Really glad it managed to take off and you're at where you are right now. Keep up the solid work.
>>>
Thank you guys for 200k+ views! I'm very happy you all enjoyed the video. As of now, it's only got 69 (ayo?) dislikes with 221,000 views which kinda blows my mind. My highest like percentage yet on any video. I will take this feedback, and come back with even better DCS videos sooooon!
Again: thanks :)
Cool
It was a great video 👏
The Cold War pill is strong 🔥
I don't often watch your videos but i stumbled upon this one and it's amazing. I love these realistic mission videos.
Really dope video. I got into DCS recently and have been spamming the GS server. You got me using the J-11 and I don't regret it. I might need to buy a cold war jet now too lol. Keep up the awesome vids.
"This is your gear"
"Got it"
*pulls in gear while still in hangar*
"got it" "yep" "gottcha" slowly tipping to the right
@@puddingsbane3110 I was laughing so hard at that
Slowly lowering the plane down. Gently landing
got a good ab workout when i see the view starting to tilt
Drewski just wanted to be a gopnik stanceboi in his Fishbed, gotta get that wheel tuck
It’s absurd to me how far DCS graphics have come. Even with their what some would call “outdated” engine compared to some of the stuff that’s come out in the past months. I find myself questioning real shots as if they came from DCS. Stunning. Impressive. Jaw dropping really
Well the only thing that need to look good is the plane and the clouds everything else can look like shit and add a lighting engine. Where as fps everything has to look good the boxes to the guns to the floor.
my dad thought it was real life at first lol
@@spaceygnat19908 still impressive when you cant tell if real or not, and with UE5, we will have it in FPS games more often now
Yeah and it runs like dogshit
Wonder how much DCS footage has been used by dumbass media organizations lol. I mean if ARMA 2 and 3 were somehow enough to fool them I'm sure this would.
IRL: Endless war bad.
MGRR: GIVE WAR A CHANCE!
Just another day, in a war without end.
@@MrAssault889,
(Outer heaven)
Boss: you smell like crap take a shower.
Venom: (Mourns everyone who’s left him.)
Every military industrial complex employees : it's ain't much, but it's an honest work
@@randomblacktemplar738 "It ain't honest, but it's much work."
“How’s an honest warmonger supposed to make a living?”
I hope you take pride in your videos. They really are cinematic masterpieces and this reminds me of Tom clancy’s red storm rising. Good job drewski.
I’m genuinely surprised drewski hasn’t took time to make a short cinematic film bc he’s gotten so good
Facts man!
👍
Obviously he takes pride otherwise he wouldn’t post them 🙄
@@p9flex34 great input.
Great video!
Small tips for flying the MiG, I notice that you leave the undercarriage lever at 'up' position throughout the third sortie. As the undercarriage, brakes and flaps onboard the MiG-21 use pneumatic (compressed air) as power, leaving the undercarriage lever at 'up' position for a prolonged period will risk draining the pneumatic air pressure, which will eventually lead to failure of undercarriage, flaps and brakes. Same will happen if you use brakes too frequently on the ground. I would suggest to form a good habit of returning the lever to neutral after the undercarriage is up.
Also the MiG likes a shallow glide slope landing instead of a steep one, so you may want to try next time landing with only half of the length of the runway in sight with a lower approach attitude. This will make your life in landing easier! Hope you enjoy flying the Fishbed, it's a lovely aircraft! 😉
Funny vodka radar plane go woosh
The Mig-21 is one of those aircraft that doesn't hold your hand. My tips are to never land above 1,000 liter of fuel, and never exceed 10 degrees AOA when landing.
Also, if you load with 2 (or 3) fuel tanks, and climb above 10,000 meters, drop the tanks then reach for mach 1.6, the aircraft will turn into a rocket and it'll dash to mach 2.2 in a climb, and reach all the way to 20,000 meters.. I think this is realistic because former F-102 and F-104 pilots said they would dash at incredible speeds and altitudes, mach 2 at 80,000ft, and they would attack from above at these incredible speeds, and dash away.
In DCS with the Mig-21 you can only do one dash before you're out of fuel, but it's still good fun, it's not often you get to see the sky turn black in broad daylight :D
The gear and flaps are hydraulic, they'll be fine. What will actually fail is the main pneumatic circuit: the main wheel brakes (emergency ones have about half the braking force), brake chute deployment, and technically I think the radar coolant system is supposed to but I don't remember if it actually does.
damn i can read all words but the sentences don't make sense to me...
better watch the video than get into DCS
@@rossmum Thanks for correcting! The radar uses regular alcohol as coolant and it evaporates very quickly, so max 40-50min for radar on standby and max 20min in active mode. Russians choose alcohol as it is not toxic and can be easily supplied to frontline airstrips (aka Vodka)
These DCS videos are always so good
Wait, how did you comment 4h ago, when video is only 2h old haha?
@@joosepkaha1687 magic
@@VexeraTV oh, did it have the waiting thingy before release?
Don't be shy with the burner, you need it during most turns just to balance out the induced drag off the delta. The faster you are, the lower your AoA, the less of an airbrake your wing is: you can rip around at 1100km/h IAS and if anyone threatens you, just slam the throttle all the way forwards and start snaking and rolling to bleed out their missiles. The 21bis has a special afterburner mode which turns it from an already fast plane to an absolute bottle rocket at any altitude below 4000m barometric, if you use it during level flight you'll rapidly overspeed and kill the engine, but it's an absolute godsend in combat. In turns it gives you a noticeable boost and brings your sustained turn performance up almost to parity with the F-5 at sea level. It chews through fuel faster, but with a little practice you can get decent overall fuel economy out of the jet - it sips up at high altitude and you want to be as light as possible in a fight anyway.
Those cinematic shots were to die for, awesome video.
Damn imagine this game with Squad's ground mechanics. Would be golden
I was literally watching the heli in the intro and thinking the same thing. Like even trying to figure out how to merge DCS "buy a plane as DLC" platform in. Like you buy a plane you can fly it in Squad but if you don't you just have to play Squad basically. That'll keep a lot of morons out of the planes I think.
Uhh don't get me wrong I like playing Squad but there are tons of games doing gunplay, roles better
I was thinking that I have no interest in buying a full cockpit and learning to fly, but if they introduced ground combat I'd probably go as far and buying a whole new gaming rig to take part. This is the air component of a full war simulator completely perfected.
This is my dream!
@@mitch3384 They have tanks that you can drive.
I’ve been trying to get into the Cold War era in DCS, figuring out if I should learn the mig19 or mig21. Now because of this video, especially today I chose for the fishbed. Thanks drewski
mig 19 is outdated but its useful to flex on people with your dogfighting skills
@@ataarono Best i can do IS MiG 3
From what I heard while the mig 21 is more effective than the 19 , the 21 is way harder to learn
You won't be disappointed. It's a surprisingly capable little lawn dart.
@@deanmilos4909 i managed to learn all of the flight systems in the fishbed in around 2-3 hours compared to the 19 which took a bit longer. The mig 21 is better in basically every way
ive been following you for a long time now, and i must say: if you edit these videos yourself BIG thank you. Your attention to detail is insane. the way the "2nd flight" logo blends into the environment just (as an example) just adds to the whole esthaetic of your videos. also the whole montage at the start of the video is just hollywood level. i acknowledge the amount of work put into this as somebody who has edited videos before and as somebody whos flown in DCS before. Your work does not go unnoticed.
same applies if somebody is editing your videos.
Was not pulled in by the title. Autoplay had me listening to the intro, and holy shit that hooked me. Great intro.
When the human GCI gets on it’s a heart pounding experience, and you really gotta work for those kills, dialing the radar, scanning the horizon for that glint of sun off metal, calling bogey dope and hearing there’s 2 migs at you 9 o clock at 10 miles. Gets the blood moving.
And this is why I love Cold War era warfare and combat. These dogfights were intense and the scenes with the bombers were beautiful. Really look forward to more videos like this. Great stuff Drewski! Maybe you could try out the Su-25A some time too.
I really like how up close and personal fights get, none of that bvr aamram slinging.
one of if not the best servers on dcs, and its only gonna get better especially with the crazy amount of cold war aircraft planned for dcs, like the f-4, mig-23, kfir, etc
Drewski is truly based now. Not only has he recieved the holy enlightenment of the Fishbed, but he also plays on the most based dcs server of all
Name says it all. Brother. Blyatman.
Imagine using based unironically
which server is this?
@@AlenB29My brother in Christ it’s in the title
@@personnelproton engimas mig21 sounds like the mig21 is a creator dlc from engima
Enigma's server is truly a special thing in DCS. I mean, from the videos convincing how Cold War era is the future of DCS to how AMAZING the campaign works in the server. Truly special and one of a kind.
😍
@@Enigma89 the legend! Thank you for everything!
@@Enigma89 hey can we control ground vehicles too like zsu’s?
Hopefully Heatblur doesnt fuck it up, Enigma has stepped down.
14:47 coolest cinematic shot ever, the felt so much like a movie of all the cinematic s were combined
Just sat down at the airport when I got this notification. Perfect timing. I hope to see more aircraft like the viggen or mirage
On plane yet
@@Bd-dg7tx Nope. AA fucked up so I had to rebook
@@deltavee3168 dang
@@deltavee3168 my grandma couple days ago had to wait around 3 hours for aa flight that was late, they messing up a shit ton for no reason
@@deltavee3168 America Airlines is dogwater.
Rotor heads (for helicopters and PVE) also simulates an ongoing conflict where ground units communicate with eachother, the battlefields frontline moves up or down depending on how the players are pushing back the enemy and the utility helicopters build the farps and they also place most if not all of the ground forces. DCS is incredible and I would recommend biting the bullet to anyone considering it, be it cold war enigmas server or other dynamic multiplayer campaigns, it is amazing and nothing is quite like it.
I have some questions, I bought FA 18, AV8, F14 and BF109. But I'm still learning much, with not that much time, are there resources you can deplete in these servers? Like there are 100 Mig 21s when they are out they cannot be used for certain amount of time? Do you need to bring in the infantry (like with a Huey) on both of the servers because I would love to do those runs (would buy Huey for it I tested it was great for 2 weeks) how does these servers work :D
@@benjaminconrad3674 I have no fixed wing yet in dcs, I own 5 helicopters lol, as for rotorheads yes the hueys place almost everything down, they build the farps, do csar, hot lzs all that goodness, not just the huey but the utility helicopters in general.
@@Madnot4 so it's really much fun doing these things? :D how do you plan those sorties are there marks on map where this are needed (placed by AI) or human driven? How is that accomplished? :D
@@benjaminconrad3674 f10 map lol, specifically some servers have a web app with a live map that lets you see exactly what to do before you hop in.. uhh other than that you got your navigation systems or you got your MK1 eyeballs for planning
@@benjaminconrad3674 and well I highly recommend you to go into the discord of whatever server interests you, rotorheads is highly curated for instance and you'd have to take it all in yourself to understand, enigmas is also very carefully taken care of. Many other communities are doing crazy projects just go out there and do your thing, if you want to see me fly in rotorheads check out some of my apache videos, to see what combat "looks like"
1:35 All the aircraft in this graph have their reporting names duly noted... with the conspicuous exception of the MiG15.
Classic.
Enigma is an amazing instructor. It is a great server, come play with us but keep it special.
😍
@@Enigma89 Just got my buddy into DCS after a few years of trying to get him into it, were 100% coming to the server tonight. Are there videos anywhere on how to use that overlord or GCI bot or whatever? do I need SRS for that?
@@OvertDegree1612 What planes are you flying Mig-21?
@@OvertDegree1612 check out the numerous videos on Engimas channel
@@Enigma89 Your Club Mate avatar warms my German heart.
that soundtrack at the beginning was so good, genuinely my favorite drewski intro ever
Thank you! :)
Agreed, song?
Song please!!!
@@OperatorDrewski ost name pls
@@jrpanoy6407 Never Go Back - Swif7
The DCS episodes always keep me hooked, fully immersed with the combat music you added. Looking forward to be next one!
This is what I enjoyed in the game EF2000. 6 players played together in a simulated WWIII Scandinavian war. One of the 6 players ran the simulation and flew an EU EF2000 super fighter. I wish someone would modernize that old game.
Falcon BMS has a dynamic campaign with multiplayer that's more complicated than this one, even.
Loved it, but it was quite buggy. I remember Brimstones always passing through enemy tanks. And you could basicaly break the game by destroying the entire invasion fleet with guns and then fly boring patrols for the resst of the game, except for scripted missions :D
@@RiznNuke I really loved taking enemy airbases with 5 other pilots.
intro song is > Swif7 - never go back
The contrails at 15:00 with all the fighting, looks so gooooood.
The recon function of unarmed craft, having to land to develop the photographs, marking enemy positions, is really awesome and imaginative!
Love to see the teamwork, getting into those 2v2, 2v3 fights was awesome and your camera work after the fact is still top notch Drew!
I was gonna skip the intro, I cannot lie. I went right for the bar to scrub forward, but I quickly hesitated. I sat through the entire intro, slightly because I wanted to, but mostly because it's called "Sicc intro". Well done Drewksi, well done.
I forgot to mention that it was a really good intro. Well done all around sir.
I believe I was in that same furball at 22:00 onwards over the water as a Mig-21. That was insane, there were around 6 bandits.
Man I LOVE flying the MiG-21 in the DCS!!! So glad you highlighted it here!
Love to see the Mig-21 in action
This is top notch video quality, the intro was amazing! Although, if i would suggest Something it would Be Using some 80's synth track on The intro next Time, just because of The aesthetic of cold war you know! But ofc its just My opinion
Actually crazy that in those times no matter where you went you’d always fear a nuclear weapon hitting you
Well the fear isn't gone now, is it?
Just like today!
@@joosepkaha1687 Good point!
nothing much has changed since then. i feel we are even closer now then we before, back in 1983
Winter part looks like a goddamn movie.
And GSh-23 is a beast of a gun, one round in the right place could be all you need.
3:12 every new module experience, colorized, 2022
10k-50k in 3 months, now look at you, almost 1.6M!!! Glad I found your channel a few weeks ago, love the content man!
I have to give real props and respect to any parent their kids the room to find their own way in life. OperatorDadski is the mannnnn.
i bought th mig 21 as my first plane in dcs and i still love being one with the dark side of the mig 21 fanbase
I was born in 1974 so i remember the cold war very well here in the UK we had alerts and news of Russian bombers over UK air space but was always pushed away by UK fighters such as Harrier's and Tornado's etc.
It’s like foxhole. While I sleep peacefully in my bed I know brave men of Callahan are keeping the collie baby eaters at bay!
Cold war in DCS is fantastic, it has the most interesting and soulfull tech and produces some of the best fights (as long as you don't get ambushed with a fox 2).
Every time you had tone I was waiting for Jerk it Out to start playing
Drewski in the MiG-21? Talk about a dream come true!
I am so impressed with this highlight of Enigma’s server. Plus, I didn’t realize I’d been following you so long!
Fun fact about the mig 21, its takeoff flaps automatically retract at high speeds, whether or not its implemented in dcs I dont know but it probably is
Drew you are by far the best dcs TH-camr in my opinion. The editing is great and your just a great personality. I love Cold War and the mig 21. Thank you
All of your DCS vids are awesome, but this one in particular was just the best
We need more editing like that sicc intro
I've had some of the most fun in the MIG 21 in DCS over my whole time in DCS. It's awesome being the underdog and managing to have just enough ability to keep up with F15s/M2Ks/FA18s etc.
Enjoyed, thanks for sharing your fun on Enigma.
This video is editing perfection, I aspire to get here.
damn, War Thunder needs a game mode like this
It sorta does but not really.
@@knowlegeableknight yeh it does, imagine a 24/7 war with planes, tanks helis and naval in some maps too
Yeah, we need a true mixed battle experience with helis, tanks, naval, aircraft, it would make the game actually fun
@@AudiRSAvant nah bro it's warthunder
@@lonelee5353 Youre rigjt
I'd love to play that DCS Cold War - as a SAM battery. Top video, OD.
Sometimes I think about the massive battles taking place 24/7 365 in all the different combat games
3:40 me when someone I don’t know is teaching me something.
Man the way the quality of your videos have changed is amazing. You are doing an amazing job. It is very well edited, never at any point dull. And the cinematics, cuts and music integration is top notch.
FINALLY Drewski got into the cold war planes
I hope you do more Cold War content, that is my favorite era for aviation, this is definitely my favorite video by you
I should have worn my white shorts for this video...now i gotta change them again 😅😂🤣 Awesome video as always Drewski! Love these war things, its really awesome how you can just jump in on a ongoing war!
I remember when you hit 100k! I remember the livestream, love the DCS vids
I got unsubbed somehow, anyways yet another amazing video Drewski! I absolutely LOVE the cinematics you did and have done before they always add so much to the game(s) and you do super well on them. my favorite little cinematic in the video was at 14:20 - Honestly hoping you do more DCS because this was so cool to watch.
Drewski this is just incredible. Love that you gave Cold War a shot. Much more entertaining to us viewers IMO. The editing and some of the cinematic shots can leave you in awe; 14:52 is the one. This one gave me a whole new perspective on what Cold War could have looked like. It's such a powerful shot. 2 MiG-21's flying in like some great sharks ready to effortlessly kill those bombers, and they could do nothing about it. Even if you dont know what the picture tells you exactly, seeing these 2 contrials approaching fast onto the flock gives you a sense of danger- something is about to go down and it wont be pretty. I would love to have that as a HD screenshot.
Cant wait to see more from you. Amazing work, gld to see you are always improving the skill of flying and editing 07
Didn't know you were interested in becoming a helo pilot. I'm in training for my private license now and want to get into being an EMS pilot one day in the future.
Do you got any tips for helicopter training I’m planning on becoming one and I know many pilots but none of them fly helicopters
@@blackhawkuh-6026 If any of them know helo pilots, I would ask them about it. Having as many connections as possible is one of the best things you can do it seems. I kinda got lucky because my instructor is a family friend and we managed to arrange lessons after he took me on a flight. You also need to be prepared to spend quite a bit, especially with prices for everything rising right now. Get medical stuff out of the way fairly early, if you're young (Under 40), physicals will last for about 5 years. Any DUI or problems that you may have related to substances will make getting a license near impossible, so make sure you have a clean record and keep it clean. I don't have too many hours right now so I don't necessarily have any info that may really help but I would also recommend trying to fly multiple aircraft if at all possible, it's good to build up hours on not only helicopter but fixed wing too. I fly the R22 and R44 along with a pa28 and just allows for more training overall since you may not fly the same aircraft all the time, just depends on what your job you get. You'd definitely get more help from someone who is an instructor, or at least someone with a lot of flight hours since most get their CFI early on (I figure around 200 hours+) and start their career as instructors. You could also look into a school like UVU, I was told that it's one of the best flight schools in America and have thought about going after getting my PPL.
I watched this for the first time a few weeks ago. Now I have about 20 hours in a MiG 19. Today I feel confident enough that I'm going to jump into this server and see what happens. Thanks for introducing me to DCS.
I'd recommend the F-5E next! Also available in this server, and it'd probably be right up your alley!
That's one wise man! Great advice, hope he's going to give it a try.
Things I learned in this video:
"Yep"
"OK"
"Uh huh"
"Gotcha"
"Mhmm"
"Yes"
"Interesting"
"Got it"
There needs to be a DCS and ARMA cross over. Idk if it already a thing but this Cold War server would be 10x better with playable infantry and vehicles
There was a good server for Arma II where the human players were Russian tech, and the opponent was AI using US tech.
The AI was rather difficult.
It would revolve around having to capture a village they were holding, defeat them, and move onto the next village.
The whole series of villages could take hours or a couple days to complete.
Vehicles are drivable in dcs ^^
25:33 top gun vibes. Great video as usual!
God I wish you did more dcs drew, always epic asf videos
Wow! I was just watching one of Enigma's MiG-21 sorties yesterday. Awesome to get a fresh video with the plane
finally, I love the mig 21, nice to see you get into it
A war that goes on while you sleep is just what Foxhole is
uh-huh simulator
''Creating a war you've never heard of''
SIr.. I've heard about the Cold War a time or two.
Drewski, everything you've described in the first two minutes about persistent warfare is done masterfully in a game called foxhole, and I highly recommend you check it out.
You were talking about when you went from 9k to 50k followers... I found you when you hit 100k or so... It's such a slap of real life when you understand that everyone goes through life and when we look at TH-cam we always forget that. Love your DCS content as an IRL pilot and thoroughly enjoy your work. Bring them on!
Drewski DCS video is always an insta-click
Great to see you on the server and enjoying it! Thanks so much for the kind words for the team!
Honestly, i'm just impressed! That is freakin amazing! I truly love DCS but i wish i had someone who could teach me at least one aircraft (of teachers choice) to fly "good". Not super or perfect, good would be enough for a start 🤣 i even looked on fivrr for a dcs course😅
check out the wingman finder discord and subreddit great community with more than enough people looking to teach people to fly!
loved every second
makes me wanna get my own hotas and do this myself
More DCS and (more) Airsoft! :)
That 3rd flight furball was a real top gun moment lol. So cool
hey man would you be able to post the while MiG 21 tutorial from enigma? I'm sure many people like myself would find it super helpful!
Great video! That Mirage pilot was really good. He took out both of you, after you thought you had him because he ran out of energy.
If it is Cold War era, the B52s would have a Gunner on board. (I was a Buff Gunner during the Cold War) With a range of over a mile, the Gunner would have had you on the first pass. :)
The B-52 AI we have in DCS doesn’t model the tail gunner unfortunately, it’s a shame
@@Colin0221 would be awesome to have some gunner on those bomber would had little spice when intercepting them
@@snow1-2pinkkush46 Fighters had a healthy respect for the gun on the back. Whether the 4x .50 or the 20mm Vulcan, both were lethal in that cone behind the acft out to a mile or so.
It would be nice if the developers could add that for missions prior to the end of Desert Storm. It was soon after that the position was removed.
@@Bsquared1972 did you had radar targeting on that turret ?
This has to be one of the best videos you've made, and the most exciting DCS video I've seen on YT. The montage, the drama, the story. Awesome!
Secondary reheat and takeoff flaps are a must for low altitude fighting with the Migger. Flaps will also "automatically" (In the most liberal sense of the word, they are spring loaded.) retract inboard over a certain speed, so it doesn't require constant management. Looked like R-13 under your wings, probably because of road base spawn, but those are trash. Also, R-3R's are criminally under rated and offer you some option for head on engagements, where you always have the range advantage to shoot first.
P5 have more range than r3r so head on can be tricky if he got eyes on you
@@snow1-2pinkkush46 I believe the P5 has very limited front aspect capability. Which for a radar guided missile is irrelevant if lock is kept, I always shoot first in head on's with F-5's when i fly my Mig.
@@_1389_ i tell you on dcs that p5 is op i play on the server all the time with both the mig and f5 that p5 will it you before the r3r and the r3r will lose track as soon as you die
1:49 shots fired at Gaijin
14:47 that shot is incredible
Drewski I really love how you edit these videos. Your choice of cinematic shots, music, the little touches of the clouds obscuring the text or the comms only coming through when it's your POV. It's just really well done and I wanted to give you props.
Damn Drewski. I rarely watch DCS content but the filming and editing of this one was on point!
Beautiful! Thanks for giving ECW visibility, it's by far my most played and appreciated server in DCS
Thanks for the cool little blurb about how you started your youtube career. Really glad it managed to take off and you're at where you are right now. Keep up the solid work.
I know i am two years late, but the cutter did a outstanding job with the intro. Creating such a atmosphere without any crazy effects is insane.
Such great flying, very exciting to watch! Thank you for the vid!
3:12 just reminds me of having a dialog conversation with an Oblivion NPC
Bro. Your intro cut scenes were SOOOO SICK!
This is absolutely amazing i love it
Great video, got to see a Mig-21 at an airshow a few years ago, tiny little jet but it does have some power!