Aircraft stall way to easy?? game dosent 'feel' like IL:2

[butterfield]

Everyone needs to realize the stall problem should be fixed when Techland releases a patch for the Full game.

Anton already stated it is a glitch that no audio plays before you enter a stall. Trust me when you HEAR the plane shuddering you will ease off the stick.

[SleepTrgt]

Originally Posted by Zensuji

Good call.

After doing loads of flying with both pad and joystick I found that around 10/18 for pad and 12/18 for joystick is the sweet spot.

I use pretty high sensitivity

[OntheCrab]

Originally Posted by butterfield

Everyone needs to realize the stall problem should be fixed when Techland releases a patch for the Full game.

Anton already stated it is a glitch that no audio plays before you enter a stall. Trust me when you HEAR the plane shuddering you will ease off the stick.

Yeah, it will help a ton. Agreed.

[Blue Leader]

Is it me or does the P51 seem slow and sluggish, i thought it was supposed to be nimble and fast!

[Flanker15]

Originally Posted by Blue Leader

Is it me or does the P51 seem slow and sluggish, i thought it was supposed to be nimble and fast!

Just the fast bit, it's a pretty average at low speed turns.

[juz1]

people are actually claiming adjusting sensitivity is cheating? Honestly the pedantry on this forum is reaching new heights...

of course you will callibrate a stick to suit your playing style..
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[H Lecter]

When playing with the AV8R I don't turn down the sensitivity. For most turns I only pull the stick halfway. Only at very low speeds I can pull the stick to its full extent without stalling.

When we'll have a sound indication about the impending stall I think it will be much easier to control the planes in IL-2.

[mondo]

Originally Posted by TheBurningBlue

Was it not possible to do adjustments to your plane during WW2?

Only in trim (German Flettner tabs are only adjustable on the ground so work within a speed range and many aircraft didn't have aileron trim either such as the Spitfire) which just means you can adjust your overall direction of flight without fighting the stick, its not the same as changing your sensitivity, however its still not cheating.

However I think its lost on some people that controlling a highly sensitive plane with a 1cm long stick when the real thing was controlled by a 2ft long solid control column is a bit different and sensitivity setting changes are more a requirement!

[Mr Greezy]

I agree with Max. There's never any griping when one adjusts the sensitivity in FPS games, which advanced players pretty much HAVE to do in order to compete in multiplayer. I don't understand this argument of "you shouldn't have to adjust the sensitivity in the game". It's kind of given that everyone's needs in terms of controller sensitivity is different and it's impossible to have a universal setting that everyone will enjoy.

If you play a game, any type of game, and you feel the controller is too sensitive, you turn it down. Or vise-versa. How is this suddenly a new concept?