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DCS: F/A-18C Rise of the Persian Lion II Campaign by Badger633
This campaign follows on from Ford and Matrix’s exploits in the Straits of Hormuz on board the USS Abraham Lincoln in the “Rise of the Persian Lion Campaign.” The campaign creates an imaginative, immersive, and engaging set of missions linked together with a developing narrative.
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As staccato shafts of burning light flashed by the canopy, Lieutenant Scott Rivers, call sign ‘Ford’, squeezed the release button. He felt the expected “kick in the pants” as the Hornet surged when a ton of self-guiding ordinance dropped away intent on finding its mark. Below, seconds later, there was a massive shock wave as the area where the I.R.G.C. meeting was being held, exploded into ‘Hell on earth’ lighting up the entire City.
As the two Hornets disappeared into the dark Bandar Abbas night, chased by the flailing neon arms of the triple A they both new they had just changed the face of the conflict. For once things were going their way. With the Iranian IRGC command including ‘Asad’ now gone and the USS Truman relief fleet just a day away, ‘Matrix’ could taste that well deserved R&R. What could possibly go wrong?
This campaign follows on from Ford and Matrix’s exploits in the Straits of Hormuz on board the USS Abraham Lincoln in the “Rise of the Persian Lion Campaign.”
The campaign ethos, as before, is not to capture full reality but create an imaginative, immersive, and engaging set of missions linked together with a developing narrative.
DETAIL
Even though the story line continues from the last campaign, “Rise of the Persian Lion II” can be fully enjoyed as a standalone.
Key Features:
Localization:
Voiceovers: English
Briefings/Subtitles: English
- DCS: Persian Gulf Map
- DCS: Supercarrier
- DCS: F/A-18C Hornet
As staccato shafts of burning light flashed by the canopy, Lieutenant Scott Rivers, call sign ‘Ford’, squeezed the release button. He felt the expected “kick in the pants” as the Hornet surged when a ton of self-guiding ordinance dropped away intent on finding its mark. Below, seconds later, there was a massive shock wave as the area where the I.R.G.C. meeting was being held, exploded into ‘Hell on earth’ lighting up the entire City.
As the two Hornets disappeared into the dark Bandar Abbas night, chased by the flailing neon arms of the triple A they both new they had just changed the face of the conflict. For once things were going their way. With the Iranian IRGC command including ‘Asad’ now gone and the USS Truman relief fleet just a day away, ‘Matrix’ could taste that well deserved R&R. What could possibly go wrong?
This campaign follows on from Ford and Matrix’s exploits in the Straits of Hormuz on board the USS Abraham Lincoln in the “Rise of the Persian Lion Campaign.”
The campaign ethos, as before, is not to capture full reality but create an imaginative, immersive, and engaging set of missions linked together with a developing narrative.
DETAIL
Even though the story line continues from the last campaign, “Rise of the Persian Lion II” can be fully enjoyed as a standalone.
Key Features:
- 13 Detailed missions linked by an ongoing story line. (Mission 9 in two parts).
- ‘Ford’ and his wing ‘Matrix’ are now joined with a second flight of Hornets, led by Lieutenant James Cook, ‘Chef’ and his number two Lieutenant Steve Miller, ‘Grinder’.
- As before the campaign has been developed in VR so there will be no requirement to physically write down disappearing coordinates and break immersion.
- Over one and a half thousand voice overs performed by voice actors.
- Detailed briefs for each of the missions including PDF versions.
- Kneeboards for each mission plus PDF versions.
- Personalised aircraft skins.
- Alternate optional campaign version included with ‘Easy Air to Air Refuel’ for those who have yet to master the art of catching the basket.
Localization:
Voiceovers: English
Briefings/Subtitles: English
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System requirements Windows
Windows
Minimum
Minimum- OS: Windows 10
- CPU: Intel or AMD 3.0Ghz+ with 2 cores or more
- RAM: 8GB+ RAM
- Video: Discrete AMD or NVIDIA 4GB+
- Input: Keyboard / Mouse / Joystick
Recommended
Recommended- OS: Windows 10
- CPU: Intel or AMD 4.5Ghz+ with 6 cores or more
- RAM: 32GB+ RAM
- Video: Discrete AMD or NVIDIA 8GB+
- Input: Joystick / Pedals / VR / Track IR / Haptic Gloves
Game details Languages, features & support
- Publisher
- Eagle Dynamics SA
- Brazilian rating
- 10
- Controller support
- partial
- Features
- Single-player, Downloadable Content, Captions available, VR Support, Partial Controller Support, Includes level editor
- Languages
- English*
*languages with full audio support - Website
- Official website ↗
- Support
- Support site ↗
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is DCS: F/A-18C Rise of the Persian Lion II Campaign by Badger633?
DCS: F/A-18C Rise of the Persian Lion II Campaign by Badger633 is a Simulation game.
Who developed DCS: F/A-18C Rise of the Persian Lion II Campaign by Badger633?
DCS: F/A-18C Rise of the Persian Lion II Campaign by Badger633 was developed by Eagle Dynamics SA and published by Eagle Dynamics SA.
What platforms does DCS: F/A-18C Rise of the Persian Lion II Campaign by Badger633 support?
Available on Steam for Windows.