
Four steps, about ten minutes from nothing to your first dogfight.
No mods, no whitelist, no application. You need GTA V, FiveM and a Discord account, and the whole thing takes about ten minutes.
Download and install FiveM from fivem.net if you haven't already. You need GTA V to play.
The join queue reads your Discord identity, so Discord has to be running and you have to be a member of the MCS server on it. It is also where support lives and where the flight windows will be called.
Open FiveM, go to the server browser, and search for 'MCS' or 'Military Combat Simulator'.
Click Connect and wait for resources to load. The first load takes three to five minutes because ninety three custom vehicles come down with it. Every load after that takes seconds.
Click below to connect directly and start flying military jets right now!
When the sky will be full
Two windows a day, at the same hours every day. They are not being flown yet: these are the hours they will run at, so that turning up then means landing in a full lobby rather than on an empty runway.
Once they start, each window will be called on the Discord as it opens, with the live count. The Discord is where the first one will be announced.
Yes, FiveM requires a legal copy of GTA V (Steam or Rockstar Games). You don't need GTA Online access.
Yes. MCS is free, with no pay-to-win and no donation required. Every machine is unlocked from the first connection. The store sells queue priority and cosmetics only.
If you can run GTA V, you can play on MCS! Recommended: 8GB RAM, GTX 1060 or better, and a stable internet connection.
No, FiveM is PC-only. You need a Windows PC with GTA V installed to play on MCS.
MCS is one of the easiest FiveM servers to join. Unlike other military servers that require whitelist applications or complex mod installations, MCS uses FiveM's built-in resource system to deliver all aircraft, weapons, and vehicles automatically when you connect. The only account it asks for is Discord, which the join queue reads for priority.