Smug Question, but a question never the less.

[nudger1964]

Originally Posted by Soviet Ace

Well I suggest looking into the Spitfire models in the game, and read some info on them outside the game. You'll get a better aspect of what your up against and what your limitations are etc. online.

see, your missing the point....that makes it more like a study task...its a fun game to me and my sort. it really dosnt matter untill i come up against someone like you, and i suspect you would get me regardless of my knowledge of the aircraft.
i think what you need to do, is think of people like me as the rookie with 5hrs flying experiance before put in the front line. that way we can all enjoy the game at the level we choose

[Soviet Ace]

Originally Posted by nudger1964

see, your missing the point....that makes it more like a study task...its a fun game to me and my sort. it really dosnt matter untill i come up against someone like you, and i suspect you would get me regardless of my knowledge of the aircraft.
i think what you need to do, is think of people like me as the rookie with 5hrs flying experiance before put in the front line. that way we can all enjoy the game at the level we choose

Well if you enjoy the era, and enjoy the planes. You wouldn't think of it as a "study task". It would be beneficial to adding to your knowledge of the era, and the planes. So next time you go to an Airshow, and possibly see a Yak-3 by the name of White 100, you'll know that the White 100 Yak-3 is powered by an Allison rather than the original VK105-PF-2 engine. And also, you'd probably respect them more.

I don't spend all day playing the game, but I have grown an interest in many WW2 planes that most of the time get over looked? If you enjoy the planes, and such, then learning more about them doesn't hurt.

[nudger1964]

Originally Posted by Soviet Ace

Well if you enjoy the era, and enjoy the planes. You wouldn't think of it as a "study task". It would be beneficial to adding to your knowledge of the era, and the planes. So next time you go to an Airshow, and possibly see a Yak-3 by the name of White 100, you'll know that the White 100 Yak-3 is powered by an Allison rather than the original VK105-PF-2 engine. And also, you'd probably respect them more.

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i so rest my case

[Soviet Ace]

Originally Posted by nudger1964

i so rest my case

Since when was learning about something a bad thing? Just increasing your knowledge of a plane or two doesn't hurt anything. But I can tell from you, your not very intelligible? Maybe just looking at pictures would suit you?

[nudger1964]

Originally Posted by Soviet Ace

Since when was learning about something a bad thing? Just increasing your knowledge of a plane or two doesn't hurt anything. But I can tell from you, your not very intelligible? Maybe just looking at pictures would suit you?

there is nothing wrong with learning, if it interests you...as to the rest, i think you just showed your character for what it is

[Soviet Ace]

Originally Posted by TRC Subaru

OK...Beer it is…Bar keep, two pints of your finest ale please….

…and while I’m at it, I want to buy everyone in this thread a round… (These people really need to loosen up a bit)…LOL

Originally Posted by John192

Soviet Ace, you may be able to help me here

I have have recently started to fly the Yak-3. I have been flying Spitfires up to this point and have found lots of usefull information online for thembut am struggeling for the Yak.

sites like:

http://members.shaw.ca/soda_p/models.htm
http://www.wwiiaircraftperformance.org/
http://www.simhq.com/_air/acc_library.html#ground

are good for general information and performance info for the very common aircraft but i cannot find any usefull info on the Yak-3.

Many thanks in advance

Originally Posted by nudger1964

there is nothing wrong with learning, if it interests you...as to the rest, i think you just showed your character for what it is

See nudger, these are the types of people I want to associate myself with. People willing to learn about planes, and other things. Narrow minded people like yourself, now not all are bad people, but YOU have a serious problem with not knowing things. You can say I showed my character "for what it is", but you don't have a clue about who I am. So either quit trying to talk to me, and let me "enlighten" people to the magic that is WW2 Aerial Combat.

Also John, here is a couple links that should help you out with your Yak-3 interest. (Any anyone else for that matter.)

Yak-3 Site 1
Yak-3 Site 2

[nudger1964]

Originally Posted by Soviet Ace

See nudger, these are the types of people I want to associate myself with. People willing to learn about planes, and other things. Narrow minded people like yourself, now not all are bad people, but YOU have a serious problem with not knowing things. You can say I showed my character "for what it is", but you don't have a clue about who I am. So either quit trying to talk to me, and let me "enlighten" people to the magic that is WW2 Aerial Combat.

Also John, here is a couple links that should help you out with your Yak-3 interest. (Any anyone else for that matter.)

Yak-3 Site 1
Yak-3 Site 2

you just dont realise how funny you are do you?
because i dont have the same level of interest in a particular subject that you have, you call me stupid, when you dont know me or anything about me, and then you accuse me of saying things about you when i do not know you?
In this thread, you were asking why people play in sim mode when they are lacking in knowledge of aircraft performance. I explained why...its not difficult to understand, really it isnt! But ok to you i am stupid, like i would ever care what you think!....to me you are just funny.

[TRC Subaru]

…Actually Ace I really just wanted to know if you drink Stoli because I would like to go drinking with you some time…

…I bet I would learn a lot of great flying secrets once you had a few chilled Stoli’s in you…

[Soviet Ace]

Originally Posted by TRC Subaru

…Actually Ace I really just wanted to know if you drink Stoli because I would like to go drinking with you some time…

…I bet I would learn a lot of great flying secrets once you had a few chilled Stoli’s in you…

My preferred beer is either PBR (When I've only got $10 to my name ) or if I've got more, whatever I can blow it on. LOL Stoli I can handle

Now this is going to turn into a "Who wants to share a beer with who?" Thread. LOL

[TRC Subaru]

Originally Posted by Soviet Ace

My preferred beer is either PBR (When I've only got $10 to my name ) or if I've got more, whatever I can blow it on. LOL Stoli I can handle

OK...Beer it is…Bar keep, two pints of your finest ale please….

…and while I’m at it, I want to buy everyone in this thread a round… (These people really need to loosen up a bit)…LOL