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Old 10-13-2011, 02:23 AM
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How do you know he is a bad pilot? How would you react if you were told that you were a bad pilot because you cannot deal with a Spit Mk2? Pretty sure you would jump on the FM differences and state your case based on evidence but be a tad annoyed that someone simply tells you to fly better.

The current Spit Mk1a is not right in its specification or its FM. If people are discussing these issues then it is more constructive to debate them rather than impy posters are incompetent. It makes posters feel that their opinion is worthless on a baseless assumption. Piloting skills arguments are valid but not always helpful when used almost as an insult - hopefully you didn't mean to imply it in that sense.

The Clod Spit Mk1a is very capable at altitude and handles beautifully but the Bfs have had a lot of goodies in previous patches. Spit Mk1 jockeys are still stuck with a 'Boost Cut Out' that does nothing, a top speed of 245mph, a two speed prop and debatable Neg G modelling.
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