u/DDumpTruckK

I ask because in my own journey when I finally became comfortable challenging my reasons for belief I found that they weren't very good reasons at all. I couldn't satisfy myself with answers to very basic critical questions. I'm curious what other's experience in challenging their belief is, and if they have any good answers to some of the difficult to answer critical questions.

I got the game a few days ago. Though I only have 20 some hours into it I'm loving it. Here's some features that I dream about sometimes.

SAM site convoy. A convoy that can spawn, or be donated, that drives to a selected location and sets up a SAM site. Can have variations. An expensive R9 site. A cheaper smaller vehicle site. Etc. This would bring a lot of dynamisism to escalation.

Enemy AI repairing things. Maybe they do this, but I don't think I've ever seen an enemy AI helo in some jacknifes to repair their stuff.

Improved ground unit AI. Convoys that scatter when contact is made, or when they get bombed. Flee for cover in the woods, spread out so they can be taken out as easy. Make a line formation when contact with other ground units. This would make the front lines look more real. Bonus points if the faction AI could keep a reserve nearby to quickly reinforce battles. Just would be cool to see it all happening from the air.

Edit: I'd like to add a feature request. Lemme put a waypoint on the map dammit!

I couldn't find a Track IR sub to post this in, so apologies for hi-jacking the sub for slightly tangential questions.

I've had my Track IR and Clip for years and been flight simming with it for as long. It's been very good to me, save for this one little issue that it's always had. I've just more or less dealt with it after failed attempts to figure it out.

The problem is thus: The software seems not recognize less pitch axix head movement when my head is turned. So say I have my head turned to have my pilot look left in line with his shoulder. When I pitch my head up and down, the software moves the camera pitch less than it would if my head was centered. On the face of it, not that big of a problem. But here's where it really gets on my nerves.

Say I have my head turned left, and pitched my view down so that the software is reading it at -20. If I keep my head level to where it is and turn it right to bring it back to center the software pitches down the view. My head is staying perfectly parallel to the pitch angle it had, but as I bring it back to center the software brings the camera down.

So this often results in the camera suddenly looking into the floor as I center my head in terms of yaw, which can be rather disorienting.

Ultimately, what I'd like is for the camera pitch to remain equal regardless of the yaw axis of my head. And for clarity, when I'm talking about yaw, I'm talking about rotating my head, not sliding it side to side.

Is this ultimately a software interpretation thing? Is this an option I can fiddle with? I have tried messing with the light/filter settings as well as precision mode and the issue persists across all of those. Is this just something to do with track clip, and perhaps means it's time for to upgrade to the Pro? Is this just some sort of feature that I cannot ultimately change?