Originally Posted by T-JETTer (Post 227737)

A few interesting facts that are not included in the review:

- Triple the easiest to control planes: Tiger Moth », Ju-87 and Su-26
- For leading his unit all the bots are also difficult to keep up
- Flaps on the Bf-109 is fully released / removed about 60 sec, the chassis on the Bf-110 - 90 sec
- To master the complete management of prop and engine, I fear, have to learn a real manual
- Moving section of the lantern on the Bf-110 and Ju-87 pilot and a shooter managed separately
- From the cockpit BR.20 to taxi and takeoff at the beginning can not see anything
- Included option anthropomorphic control simulates the position of the hands of the pilot and will not allow you to manage more than two systems simultaneously
- There are three types of aerodromes: herbal, grassy with groomed lanes with concrete runways
- If you know the full editor of Il-2, do the same on the complexity of the mission in WT can be immediately
- A full editor appeared counter take-off weight and overload indicator. Now you need to decide: to produce cars in one way or change the fuel / combat boot. You can even remove the extra machine guns and cannons
- Level of training of each crew member, on bench planes can now be configured individually

Originally Posted by Blackdog_kt (Post 227785)

Not only do we get a realistic workload that will force people to fly smarter, the game also models the pilot's inability to control more than two things at a time. You press two buttons at the same time on your keyboard/hotas that correspond to functions on the side consoles and that effectively means your virtual self has taken his hands off the stick :-P

That's pretty much excellent and will make us appreciate how these aircraft were really flown, because it effectively disables tools we have and they didn't, like hotas macros: in order for a macro to work without wrestling control of the aircraft away from you, adequate delays between each action would have to be part of the macro and this means it could be the same as manually pressing the keys on your keyboard in sequence.

I really like all the effort they've put into this, because the reason our simulated fights are unrealistic stems from the fact that our simulated aircraft have been much easier to operate through the years, even if they fly in an accurate manner. All we will need to experience the real deal of calculated and carefully planned fighting with human opponents is a few servers that will make use of this setting ;)