Ethics of pilots fighting for the sides in WWII

moilami · #1 11-27-2010, 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by proton45

Ok...now things have been stretched to the extreme. And a little bit of a ridiculous comment too. I dont think that anyone here was even suggesting that "bad people fly axis". It was my impression that we where talking about our personal feelings on the issue of flying Axis aeroplanes...

Lol...its kind of funny (to me) reading stuff like this, cuz things haven't really changed here that much. IN FACT, most of the "security changes" we have had here, have been mirrored in most of the 1st world. The UK, France, Germany, & Japan have all increased their "anti-terrorist" policies. They just call it something else their...

Too me...it sounds like you have been reading the "conspiracy theory"/ "Fringe political" blogs or something..."Guantanamo" aint filled with innocent tourists...rest assured.

Yeah, that question was very ridiculous. But what is hilarious is how that "homeland security" makes the country feel more insecure, the opposite it should be doing

Anyway enough of politics.

I don't have problems flying Axis planes, especially Finnish planes which feel kind of "patriotic" to fly. With German planes I have to say I feel a little bit evil and more ruthless. I think it is because Bf 109 and FW-190 feel more like killer planes. Alliance planes are like "good school boy planes" when compared. Boring..

Russian planes had big problems first against Finland and I thought I would not be able to do it online. However after this discussion here I think I can do it, and of that I am happy.

Ltbear · #2 11-27-2010, 09:52 AM

[QUOTE=moilami;201162]I don't have problems flying Axis planes, especially Finnish planes which feel kind of "patriotic" to fly. With German planes I have to say I feel a little bit evil and more ruthless. I think it is because Bf 109 and FW-190 feel more like killer planes. Alliance planes are like "good school boy planes" when compared. Boring..QUOTE]

wooooot...i have it the same way....lmao.....its wierd...my flying style are more set by how i feel when im in the plane than what the plane realy is.....

In the 190 im like a tank....speeding ahead ramming through anything infront of me....in the 109 im more of a assasin of the skyes, here i am, now im gone...

In the P-40 i use alot of time trying to fight "clean, as with the hurry and spit etc...

The Japanese planes i fly more by reflexes and the "spine", i use the plane as a samurai, keeping to what i know, and fight with the spirit.....using the plane as a weapon and nothing else....

There is a few American planes that almost get me that "killar" state as the German ones the corsy and the cat....big mean maschines of war, but again, they need to be flown "clean".....

wierd actualy...well thats how i fly.....and right now i try hard to fly a "dirty" P-40 on my philipine map....for some reson im getting into that bird...

Online story..

109 then 190 *CFS1* then zero, George and at the end KI 84 *CFS2*

109 IL2, 190 *FB* then back to japanese planes with *PF*, into 109 and 190 *1946* and now after some time of IL2 im in the P-40.......and back into the pacific lol....

Theshark888 · #3 11-27-2010, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by moilami

But what is hilarious is how that "homeland security" makes the country feel more insecure, the opposite it should be doing

Anyway enough of politics.

It has been said before, we have finally caught up with the rest of the world concerning airport security. No police state here in the USA. No need to sleep with a gun under your pillow. No one is feeling insecure about going through a body scanner except for some paranoid minority. This is all "fringe" talk and more ammo to keep the Euros/Canadians busy with more "stupid" American talk.

Oh yea, I'll add the obligatory "Enough of politics."

As for IL2, it is fun to fly for any side, just to try out the different aircraft. If you read anything more into this, you may be taking it a bit too far. This is a computer game and not a real life simulator/time-machine that alllows you to fufill your fantasies or change the past.

moilami · #4 11-27-2010, 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Theshark888

It has been said before, we have finally caught up with the rest of the world concerning airport security. No police state here in the USA. No need to sleep with a gun under your pillow. No one is feeling insecure about going through a body scanner except for some paranoid minority. This is all "fringe" talk and more ammo to keep the Euros/Canadians busy with more "stupid" American talk.

Oh yea, I'll add the obligatory "Enough of politics."

NOOOO! Body scannerz stealz ur energy!