Excellent distress, weathering on these sims you find. Much respect to these creators.

Krug does mean circle. And your pronunciation is correct too: in the middle "u" sounds like "loop", not like in "cut". 5:47 "Izlucheniye Vyklucheno" Emission turned off. As for reading russian alphabet it is very simple actually. All you need is just know how each letter is pronounced and that's it - you can read. (Ok, to be completly correct there are 4 letters Е, Ё, Ю, Я that has two options of sounding depends on what is in front of them: e.g. Е in front of word or after vowel it sounds like YE, after consonant - E (example is: "izluchEniYE")). And also there are two signs: Ъ and Ь: if you need Е, Ё, Ю, Я that are following consonant sound like they are at the beginning of the word or after vowel - you use these signs. E.g. серьёз­ный (serious) sounds like seryoznyj, ь in рьё makes ё sound like YO. And finally sign ь after consonant give to this consonant softness. For those who knows Spanish it's like N and ñ. If after russian Н (which counds like english N) we put ь it will sound like ñ. For example день (a day) sounds like d'en'. with ' I tired to show softness. So sign ь and letters Е, Ё, Ю, Я after consonant give this consonant softness. E.g. день (D and N in this word are soft), дань (tribute) Д is hard (sounds like D in word Data) and Н is soft because after it there is soft sign ь. If you dont want give softness to consonant but still need Е, Ё, Ю, Я sound like YE, YO, YU or YA you use hard sign Ъ. E.g. объем (volume, sound like "obyom"). In this case B is hard like in word oBject. By the way object on russian would be объект. Try to pronounce it yourself😉. Sorry for long post but now you can read Russian. Thank you for video.

The fact that you can memorize all of these buttons, what they do and their names is amazing to me! I love your videos and your accent so keep up the great work 👌🏼👌🏼

Someone needs to integrate this game into a full fidelity module for DCS

@hinz1

Жыл бұрын

Someone needs to integrate DCS into SamSim, free for everyone ;-)

How did you learn all of this? I'm amazed at how knowledgeable you are. Love the channel by the way!

@1stSpyGuy

7 жыл бұрын

That's really good to hear, thank you! I'm a bit bookish in the sense that I love to learn and understand new things. I think that probably makes it easy for me, since I find these things fun. =)

@koba0798

3 жыл бұрын

@@1stSpyGuy do you see pictures of things?

круг~ kroog. Yes it's true for circle.

Please continue these i love these and they are very helpful! ^^

@1stSpyGuy

7 жыл бұрын

Good idea. I've been wanting to mix things up from the Friday the 13th stuff and this could be a good thing to work on.

@alexanderblix6544

7 жыл бұрын

That would be really cool! plus im really fascinated by the calculators lol! ^^

Great video, nice explanation! (did you tried the Google-Earth after action report?)

i can imagine the pain of maning what IRLi asume where like 4 guys stations

How the hell was knocking on the door at 2:33?

Really interesting. Is this equipment operated by a single person when used in real life?

@1stSpyGuy

4 жыл бұрын

No, in real life each of these stations would be operated by a separate person.

very interesting machines. soviets made this.

Where you download this stuff?

@1stSpyGuy

4 жыл бұрын

sites.google.com/site/samsimulator1972/home

I miss hpasp

@1stSpyGuy

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely same here. SAM-simulator is such a wonderful type of game with the "realistic to the switch" angle. I wish there was more like it.

@fim-43redeye31

Жыл бұрын

@@1stSpyGuy I feel like it could be done pretty easily now. Someone needs to find the original documentation to create a simulation engine, then just paper over some nice pixel art and everything would be fine and dandy.