DCS F-14 & RIO Gaming

Seeing the AWG-9: Why TWS is a “BAD” Radar Mode

This is a quick animation I put together for what should have been my second “Zero to RIO” livestream. Since I had to postpone the event, I decided to share it anyway.
The idea behind this discussion is to help players, especially ab initio ones, to understand why lodging the radar in TWSA and forgetting about it is not the best move.

DCS F-14 & RIO Gaming

Bigger Than The B(U) – Pulse Gain and Extrapolated Tracks Fixes

Two major issues affecting the F-14 Tomcat since the early days are the Pulse Gain exploit and the Extrapolated Tracks not working as intended.
Along with the F-14B(U) scheduled for 22 July 2026, noticeable improvements will be released.

DCS F-14 & RIO Gaming

Live Event: From Zero to RIO – RIO 101 in the F-14B(U)

A quick recap of the 3+ hours live event about the fundamentals of the Radar Intercept Role in the F-14B(U).

DCS F-14 & RIO Gaming

F-14B(U) Preview: Managing Expectations

The F-14B(U) Tomcat sits at a point where popular DCS scenarios, geopolitics, and history diverged. Since the “core” of its air-to-air capabilities is still the 1960s AWG-9, how does the new F-14B(U) fare in the new virtual millennium?

DCS F-14 & RIO Gaming

Thoughts About the F-14B(U) Reveal

The reveal of the most modern F-14 Tomcat version so far has been more “turbulent” than expected. This impromptu video tries to answer common points raised by the community, and clarify others.
Remember that, at the end of the day, the wallet is yours.

DCS F-14 & RIO Gaming Ordnance

The “New” AIM-54 Phoenix I: First Look [2.9.25.21123 11/03/2026]

This is a brief look at the updated AIM-54 Phoenix, released in March 2026. Later on, if there is enough interest, I will prepare the usual load of charts and data in more detail.