exuse me
 

i m really sorry guys cause when u americans ,englishs or others guys who speak english well , it is often hard for me to understand u cause my english language is not good.
in the "battle for europe tournament" i want to do my apologies to all the guys for this reason and hope the guys of vvs forces are not to disappointed if i do a tacticals mistakes because i understand nothing when they speak english
thanks to philabong to help the frenchies when u translate



good hunting

Kind of you to be so considerate but not necessary buddy. We frequently have members of all nationalities and we all get along just nicely despite the language barriers. Battle of Britain relied on Polish and French pilots in the end despite Air Marshall Dowding mistakenly thinking they could not make an effective contribution due to the language barriers - he admitted he was wrong.........get in your cockpit and enjoy!

thanks a lot bud
agree with u
the most important thing is the fun in the game

Seeing as most on here love their WWII history I thought I'd flesh out SEEs comment..

Nationalities that fought for the RAF during the BoB..
(Number of Pilots with 1 operational sortie)

GB - 2353
Poland - 139
New Zealand - 98
Canada - 86
Czech - 84
Belgium -29
Australia - 21
South Africa - 20
France - 13
Ireland - 10
USA - 7
Jamaica - 2
Eygpt, Austria, Palestine and Rhodesia - 1 (Each.. not some sort of Frankenpilot)

So it was a very mixed bag!

4 countries provided 1 guy? Must've been one hell of a mix lol

Wow, I never realised Canada was that high :)

Ah! The plusses of the British Empire, our commonwealth cousins, amongst others, helping us out in our hour of need!

LOL there has to be a WW2 themed Cool Runnings film in that, surely? That would be sweet... Awesome dogfighting with mess hall lolz. What could go wrong? And if they don't do a gag where a load of smoke comes out when he pulls he cockpit canopy back, they're missing a trick :)

c'est bien olife... could you make some room on your PSN list though, it is full

I never know when you are online

I think Billy Bishop the ww1 ace was Canadian too.

Maybe that's where they invented air hockey.

Oh wait, I forgot, hockey was invented in Russia.

+1

i can tranlate, if its written.


but a strange accent in voip... i would loose... ^^