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Originally Posted by JG14_Josf
We laugh at the claims of Superior Game Performance Coded into the Game, favoring the 109, because, we suppose, our opponents refuse to use their advantages to advantage when fighting against efficient teamwork, and so they blame their deficiencies on the game code?
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Hello Josf, welcome on forums.
Very interesting post. I agree the teamwork is essential and many Allied pilots are flying rather unorganised (not on comms etc.) and low slow. On the other hand, it seems you only started to fly this particular sim and as you see, with basic drag and bag tactics, using 109 superior speed, climb and firepower, you can suceed quite easily. This is not really the case with e.g Spitfire, deploying equal skill and experience even.
If you really want to prove your point, I suggest you take Hertt and try surviving against a pair of decent 109 pilots in Hurricanes or Spitfires. I agree with all theoretical information you posted in the lengthy post of yours, but in my opinion, you happen to be commenting on the FM situation in the sim (and tactics) based on a few online fights on a 109.
The reason you would not be as succesfull in a Spitfire is simple - the game really portraits a massive (and not historical) performance gap. It is much better in recent patch, but the RAF is still no match for good 109 pilots.