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Old 05-01-2012, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by bongodriver View Post
Not really, it's meant to be about the fidelity of an aircrafts FM, the pilot does not form part of that.
what I'm saying is simply to compare the roll rates in sim vs recorded test data when it involves calibrations such as physical force is practically impossible unless you are using a professionally built simulator with calibrated feedback through the controlls, force feedback on a gaming joystick is a gimmick to provide immersion but is in no way a true representation.
And I agree that it's not possibile to compare them, as I said in the past. Player's joystick's settings are an issue here.

However I was very disappointed when Oleg porked the 109's elevators and I think that a solution can be found, as a solution for target visibility that don't required ultra expensive hardware like 360° screen.
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