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Escenarios: STRAIT OF HORMUZ (WIP) Updates

JAN-15: Q&A WITH MATT WAGNER, PRODUCER – ED (Mudspike)

Is the announced Strait of Hormuz map waiting on EDGE and DCS World 2 and what level of completion would you estimate the new theater is at?

Art work (3D terrain mesh, textures, and objects) of the Strait of Hormuz map started a few months ago once the art aspects of the NTTR map were wrapping up. The Hormuz map is well underway and making good progress. The current work is only in relation to the art, and that is in the 60% completion ballpark. Doing the UAE alone has been a massive amount of work. A close look of the urban areas of Dubai and Abu Dhabi should make that evident. At this time, the Hormuz map just exists in the map viewer environment and has not been ported into DCS World 2 yet.

The Strait of Hormuz theater implies that perhaps additional adversary forces would be expected. Can we expect to see Iranian specific aircraft and vehicles included with the theater or will those assets be added to DCS World in a broader sense?

To flesh out the Hormuz map, we will certainly be adding the countries of Iran and UAE to DCS World 2. Thankfully, many of the units already exist in DCS World and will simply need to be re-skinned. We will also investigate adding some re-made and new units.

What is the plan for updating the naval assets given the obvious Persian Gulf location for the Strait of Hormuz? Will aircraft carriers be updated and improved?

Our first priority will be on the aircraft and ground units. After that, we will investigate expanding the naval forces. The exception to this of course will be a new Nimitz-class CVN for the Hornet.

Similar question to the above question about the Strait of Hormuz theater – is NTTR awaiting EDGE and DCS World 2?

Unlike the Hormuz map, the NTTR map is now operating within DCS World 2 and 99% of the work on this map now involves getting the map to function correctly within that environment. This includes such items as AI aircraft operating correctly from airbases, effects like water, object collisions, lighting, static objects placed on the map, shadow projections, and performance optimization.

SEPT-14: DCS: STRAIT OF HORMUZ MAP (ED Forums - Official Updates)

The Fighter Collection and Eagle Dynamics are pleased to announce that DCS: Strait of Hormuz map will be coming to DCS World. This will be the first, new combat theatre maps for DCS World 2!. The DCS: Strait of Hormuz map is the strategic choke point between the oil-rich Persian Gulf and the rest of the world. Flanked by Iran to the North and western-supported UAE and Oman to the south, this has been one of the world’s most potentially dangerous flash points for decades. The region also includes the vast Arabian Sea that is well-suited to combat aircraft carrier operations. Be it from land bases in Iran, UAE and Oman, or from the deck of an aircraft carrier, the DCS: Strait of Hormuz map will offer a wide array combat mission scenarios to prove your mettle.

Key Features of the DCS: Strait of Hormuz Map:

• 390 x 390 km highly detailed map area that centers on the Strait of Hormuz.
• As part of DCS World 2, it will support highly detailed terrain, textures, and buildings.
• Numerous, accurately rendered airbases in Iran, the UAE and Oman.
• Detailed cities such as Dubai and Bandar Abbas with unique buildings.
• “Strong Hold” islands such as Abu Musa and Greater Tunb.
• Iran, the UAE and Oman will be added to the list of DCS World nations.

DCS: Strait of Hormuz map will be released as a separate module that will be available for sale from the DCS e-shop. Please note that all included images are work in progress images from our land viewer tool and not within DCS World 2.