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Originally Posted by Robotic Pope
I will add that it doesn't help that the constant speed propellor in BoP is allways set on max engine RPM which is best for acceleration and climbing but creates more drag because the blades are more face on to the airstream.
In a Mustang once you got to altitude you would lower the prop rpm and the blades would become less face on, causing less drag so you could then dive faster and better retain that speed once you leveled out. You'd then put the prop rpm back at max when you needed more power from the engine for aceleration or for gaining altitude again.
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Absolutely correct RP. The devs have stated already that engine management to the extent as WOP has it will be also available in Birds of Steel when played at highest difficulty, however may require an additional input device (keyboard) to be used.
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