Some actual numbers courtesy of the the US Navy for F4U-4 (Declassified) from this PDF:
www.history.navy.mil/branches/hist-ac/f4u-4.pdf
It gives take off deck lengths in feet for various conditions, main ones being:
1)With 1x 150 Gal drop tank into 25knot wind =400ft (standard fighter loadout)
2)With 1x 150 Gal drop tank in calm conditions =800ft (1 and 2: Gross weight 13 597 pounds
3)With 2x 11.75in AR+ and 8x5in HVAR into 25knot wind = 700ft
4)With 2x 11.75in AR+ and 8x5in HVAR in calm = 1400ft (3 and 4: Gross weight 16 160 pounds)
See post# 77 by Madblaster. if we are discussing the smallest carriers and MB's image is correct then at 150m (492.12 ft) deck length take off in calm condition is not possible.
The next biggest carrier is 250m (853.008 ft) and just doable in calm conditions. Note though this is only for the fighter loadout with one 150 droptank, With rockets takeoff would only be possible into 25 knot wind and with only 100ft to spare.
The largest carrier shown is 300m (984.24) ft and rocket laden in calm conditions you won't get off that either.
I'm no expert on carrier planes or operations but from the above if your getting off any carrier fully laden in calm conditions you're doing very well, (and the Corsair should be nerfed somewhat more lol!). The PDF has lots of other info, scroll down past magazine article. Any complaints on a postcard to the US Navy, please.