Expanding on this... I can infer this from the features provided in the database and doctrines but not implimented in the commerical version in any particular instance.
When DW is used in the government versions, I would suspect, the doctrines, database, and mission files all come in a single package, with individual missions being paired to doctrine sets and database files.
If a team of scripters and testers spent about a week or so on a single mission package, using data fit into the sim from classified sources and real world experience, they could have a simulator experience that came damn close to modelling the necessary functions in specific tactical situations with real values in play.
This of course is using the government-only DW NSE and interface.
The way we use DW, as a universal database and doctrine set for various missions, is one reason why we are limited in our sim experience, although not really enough for anyone to consider themselves deprived of a lot of minutae and waiting around.
Cheers,
David
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