Contracts are a way to interact with players whom you wish to pilot your aircrafts or function as sub-commanders (not yet implemented through contract-system).

You can offer one or more contracts while you plan your combat. After uploading and locking your first sequence, using the “battle” button will show you a list of your units; some (aircrafts) will have a “contract” button next to them. [pic]

If you click on one of those, you can now write a contract you want to offer. This will be for the specific unit which the “contract” button was assigned to, so take a close look!

You can set a payment and write some text explaining what you offer, e.g. extra payment for shooting down enemies or performing special tasks. You should also explain what the mission for the pilot is and what threats are to be expected. A bit flavor text can add some dramatic flair to your contract. [pic]

A list of all available contracts is accessible through the main menu. Here you can also see who applied for your contracts by clicking the name of the unit, as multiple people might want to fight for you. [pic]

After the mission you can decide what to actually pay your pilots, you can betray them or give them a bonus. Be careful, a scorned pilot might fly for your enemy next time. This is done by altering the current Payment before the game administrator processes the outcome file of the battle.

Pilots will keep their earnings until they die in DCS World, which will reset their balance to zero(Not yet implemented and to be determined if it will be implemented). A high score of players, ordered by their balance, will be added to DCZ soon.

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