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Old 07-21-2012, 08:33 AM
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This thread is supposed to be about coming up with a good body of evidence so that the developers can add proper handling to the game. Are you saying you don't think players should have to deal with it by careful flying?
Yes, I agree, there is lots of room for improvement regarding the handling characteristics to make this game more realistic. I find flying in this sim a bit too easy in many aspects.

I'd like to see similar control lockup we have on the Hurricane on all planes, especially at 109s elevator and Spitfires ailerons. All in all, I very much like the increasing forces in the joystick as the airspeed rises, they are just somehow not balanced properly at this stage. I'd like the devs to fix the trim response (esp. elevator) so we're not able to perform this ufo-like manoeveurs anymore. I'd like them to fix the Spitfire flaps issue where you can exploit it and turn tighter if it needs be. Of course they should make the Spitfire elevator control a bit twitchier, but that o me is just another small detail. I could go for much longer with listing this small FM flaws (that is still my opinion only, ymmw).

For this particluar issue you'd need to have a proper atmosphere modelled so we can feel this bumpy air (we don't because we're flying through vacuum apparently). We would also need to have the structural G-Limits modelled so we can not do crazy stuff like we normally do. We don't have that either at this moment. Also HW issues can never be considered properly. Everybody has got different joystick and would be able to tweak the elevator curve (or sensitivity) accordingly anyway. With my game-time in the Spitfire I'd note that the plane is very unstable already compared to the 109 or G.50 or Hurricane. It requieres certain skill to control it at certain situations, e.g. keeping nose straight at the speeds close to the stall. Spitfire, she is a twitchy beast already, you'll see that when you try her a bit more

You're saying this thread is about 'coming with good body of evidence' so the devs can benefit from it and perhaps fix this issue. To me as unbiased observer it rather looks like this thread is about certain people showing off with their preferences and about trying to get certain things porked. This thread is also about avoiding questions and providing selective evidence or ignoring the counterarguments. It reminds me very much of John Cleese library sketch as they provide any information by cutting the unwanted bits and bobs so the result is ''England never lost a cricket match in last 70 years.'' I am not sure if you're familiar with it but you should watch it, it's hilarious. Not as hilarious as your kindergarden post but close enough. Funniest thing is that one of this guys dosn't actualy fly this sim at all and the other (that is you Doggles) only flies Messerschmitt. None of you 2 has got a clue about Spitfire stability in game to start with. But do carry on.
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