As DCS World evolves, Eagle Dynamics continues to make strides toward making the DCS World environment increasingly immersive. Improvements to the underlying base game, graphics, mission editor and overall game-fidelity seem to occur with each newly updated release. In an effort to further round-out DCS World naval operations, Eagle Dynamics has been teasing their new DCS: Supercarrier module that has been available for pre-order since mid-January. With a release pending, we sought out DCS World Senior Producer Matt Wagner to ask him some questions about the eagerly anticipated module.
PC Pilot: Matt, thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to speak with us. May I start by asking what future modules you anticipate being compatible with the DCS Supercarrier, given we already have F/A-18C and F-14 modules already?
Matt Wagner: We plan to provide DCS: Supercarrier compatibility for all future DCS American carrier aircraft. The next will probably be the recently announced A-7 Corsair II. As we add more and more modern-day, carrier aircraft into DCS, we will include Supercarrier support.
PC Pilot: Are there any plans to produce and release a Kuznetsov class carrier in the future?
