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Old 09-02-2008, 09:15 AM
mondo mondo is offline
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(shakes head)

I had thought I made it abundantly clear that I understood that O2 starvation is different for each person.
Apologies, I was agreeing but it didn't really come across that way after re-reading what I wrote.

I'm undecided if it should be modelled given your points but how do you work faults in the system? Given there will be no random faults in Storm of War then it would have to be down to damage taken by the aircraft. I don't know if a refuel and rearm in co-ops is on the card but I assume in the time taken to refuel and rearm a plane getting an O2 bottle changed over wouldn't be a problem, if it needed to be changed at all until the end of the day (does this sort of data exist in pilot manuals for the Spitfire, Hurricane and 109?). Especially given a sortie might only last an hour or so.

I'd like to see oxygen bottles modelled from a DM point of view, simply because one exploding is fatal is allot of cases but with the oxygen system, assuming the pipes and whatnot are modelled its a case of how do you let it affect the pilot? I guess like the negative/positive G model already in IL2, where each pilot has the same limits.
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