DCS World / Su-25T Tutorial Part 10 of 10

This is a detailed, ten part series on how to operate the Su-25T "Frogfoot" in DCS World. You're watching the Employment of Air to Air Munitions (Part 10 / 10). View my Patreon page at http://psyjn.ir/PsyrixxPatreon to support these videos and if you enjoy them please like, favorite, comment, subscribe, share, etc. Using Adblock? Please disable it for my videos. Take a look at this: http://blog.chkilroy.com/post/3691867... -- Patreon: http://psyjn.ir/DCSTutorials Mission: http://psyjn.ir/DCS-Su25T-Training-Pa... Transcript: http://psyjn.ir/DCS-Su25T-Training-Pa... -- Would you like to learn to fly the various aircraft in DCS World? Have you tried completing the in-game tutorials only to find that they lack any real depth or context? Are you trying to convince friends to try the game but they just keep saying it looks too complicated to be fun? Then today's your lucky day! I've put together this tutorial series to assist new pilots with easing into the complexity of DCS World. Each tutorial video is as simple and as focused as I can make it while still remaining as descriptive as I can be with regards to each specific topic in the operation of this aircraft. I am not a licensed pilot and have no military combat experience so I may, on occasion, make statements that are not true in the real world. Obviously, this is a simulation environment and most of my knowledge has been learned through flying each aircraft and browsing the official Eagle Dynamics forums for further information. In my opinion, you should at LEAST have a basic joystick with an integrated throttle of some sort to play DCS World. You can find them in many online stores for a reasonable price and they will make the game a much more pleasurable experience. Most joysticks also come with a twist handle which serves to control the rudder or nose wheel of the aircraft. If a joystick is out of the question, many people have recommended using a standard game controller like the ones that come with an Xbox or PlayStation. If neither of those options work for you, you certainly CAN control the aircraft with a keyboard and mouse, but I would strongly recommend against it if at all possible. They're called flight simulators for a reason. -- AVIATION AND FLIGHT SIMULATOR GEAR I RECOMMEND -- (Everything listed I use or have used and think is awesome) https://www.amazon.com/shop/robertsog... -- SOCIAL -- Patreon:   / psyrixx   Facebook:   / psyrixx   Instagram:   / psyrixx   Twitter:   / psyrixx   Twitch:   / psyrixx   Reddit:   / psyrixx