Originally Posted by winny (Post 377735)

I think a better solution would be limited ammo types, so you have 200 de wildes, 400 ball, 200 AP, 600 incendiary/tracer.. Just an example.

Then people can still customise, but you'll know that the guy facing you had exactly the same choice to make, that way you could still tweak your ammo belt but you couldn't just load up with 1 type of ammo.

Deciding what would be a fair amount across red and blue might lead to some arguments thou..

Originally Posted by Skoshi Tiger (Post 377930)

Type of improvement:

GAME PLAY- Positive Feed back on bomb release

Explanation of proposals:

Upon the release of the bombs play a sound of the bomb releasing (mechanical clunk ) to give pilot feed back that the weapon has been released from the plane

Benefits:
In aircraft like the blenheim there is no feedback to tell you that the the ordinance has left the aircraft.

Originally Posted by robtek (Post 378322)

Type of improvement:
A key to switch AI on/off for crew-manned aircraft.
Keys for the bombardier to give commands to the AI pilot

Explanation of Proposals:
Actual if a pilot switches to a gunner position and goes back the AI for that station is off and can't be activated again.

In a bomber the player should be able to man any station and leave the other stations to AI control.

In the bombardier station the player should be able to command the AI pilot to make course corrections or to hold steady, a extra gimmick would be sound files for those commands.

Benefits:
Improved playability, realism and immersion

Originally Posted by TomcatViP (Post 378328)

Not in fighters like the 110

Originally Posted by Red Dragon-DK (Post 378362)

If Im not total uncorrect I would say the BF110 is a fighter bomber and not a bomber. Robtec is talking about bomber with bombercrew, if I understod his post correct? And I think he have a good point and like the idea.

Originally Posted by Ataros (Post 378471)

There are some complains on DM. Could you please remind me what is wrong with it? To me it looks surprisingly detailed and as impressive as cockpit models.