I'm not strictly opposed to some of the more advanced and specific features except for one thing. WWII sims still thrive by having a decent stable of aircraft available and if Oleg's team were to model say the complexities of manual start up...thats another layer of research that you then must do to make something flyable.
And you can say...sure but lets just do it generally for all of the aircraft and not worry too too much about the nuts and bolts. And I'd be alright with that. But can you see Oleg being alright with that? Maybe not.
I think a good mix of the complex aspects in there is good...it makes the experience that much more enjoyable. But the key things are still flying and shooting (or bombing) and I think most of that is a behind the scenes sort of thing that we want right and we want to be able to do that in as many types as realistically possible.
Its a matter of weighing the scales and determining what is most valuable
Black Shark is a fine example of a study sim and the detail and attention to it are stunning and shocking. But even I am a bit scared of all that
