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IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games. |
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Maybe so, but a typical sailplane aspect ratio is anywhere between 15 to 25 ish and have narrow chord, the 111 has a very wide chord that is what I mean by 'big', by no means a glider wing
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You’re right. What I mean is that the He111 has an average aspect ratio for WWII combat types, and this is consistent with an average l:d. Latest tests (edited post ≠ 12) by jf1981 really do show some suspicious numbers. One that looks odd to me is the same l:d at 160 km/h. (where minimum sink is registered) and at 200 km/h. Another is the bad performance of Ju88... Odd.
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I love how this thread delivered.
I LAUGHED OUT LOUD reading it. A guy reports something suspicious, then gets bashed a little too hard for not including his test results. Some 'experts' respond with attitude like: 'you be noob, das game ist flawless', some include deep aero-dynamical evidence like: 'it has big wings, you noob'. Priceless. TBH I've seen aeroplanes flying quite good with no wings in this flawless game, nothing is going to surprise me after that. I bet that after the game becomes playable more ppl will finally realize that fm is a bad joke in many many aspects. Last edited by GnigruH; 05-15-2011 at 08:39 PM. |
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