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Old 11-04-2009, 06:39 AM
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Hello Oleg,

is the first time that i posted in this section, and considering my experience in flying formation, or in a simulate combat, trying to shoot from the six o clock, i have to remember u about the weak turbulence.

When u are maneubrering behind any aircraft, u have to imagine that is like a comet, but invisible for u eyes. If u going throw the "stela", u cant make any acurate shoot, instead, u can go on inverted roll, or event worst...

With this, i dont know if anybody has nmention it before, but i would like to consider it for the SoW.

This is something that the real pilot know whell, and never had been modelled in any simulator before, military or civilian.

Just imagine flying across the fly line of a big bomber formation, and trying to shoot from the rear positon of them... just to be care...

Thanks a lot for ur excelent work in progress.

Perre!
Oleg mentioned it many times before that all this will be part of SoW, so just read all his posts
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Old 11-04-2009, 03:45 PM
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Hello Oleg.

I dont know if this question had been answered before. SoW ll simulate effects of altitude in no pressurized cockpits? Cause in IL2 we could see some no pressurized aircrafts flying at 7k or more!
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Old 11-04-2009, 05:01 PM
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Hello Oleg.

I dont know if this question had been answered before. SoW ll simulate effects of altitude in no pressurized cockpits? Cause in IL2 we could see some no pressurized aircrafts flying at 7k or more!
Hi Ernst,

Having no pressurized cockpits has no bearing in the game nor in real life. All the pilots have O2 Masks. It's pointless. Unless you want to have the Damage Model include O2 systems that fail.
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Old 11-04-2009, 05:50 PM
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Hi Ernst,

Having no pressurized cockpits has no bearing in the game nor in real life. All the pilots have O2 Masks. It's pointless. Unless you want to have the Damage Model include O2 systems that fail.
Besides that it was mentioned a long time ago, that you will probably have to put on the mask yourself. Don't know it this is still planned this way. Some remark was also made, that you should stay below 10,000ft if your oxygene-supply fails.

Again, that was a LONG time ago posted IIRC in some interview with Oleg, so I don't know if this will really find it's way into SoW or if it was just something that Oleg and the interviewer would have liked to see.
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Old 11-09-2009, 08:34 AM
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Hi Oleg Maddox i read all post i a think oxygen sistem in ww2 plane is importan for realistic WW2 simulator.
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prupose:
NEW SISTEM OF TRACK REGISTER whit possibility fly in your track.
CATAPULT SISTEM
TUBE or FLARE LAUNCHER for night light bomb attak

now look this 3 VIDEO of P47d in FSX very realistic start procedure and loock the OXYGEN sistem.

http://dailymotion.virgilio.it/video...fsx_videogames

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