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Old 01-25-2011, 06:50 PM
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What is the issue with the B-17, (Never Flown One!) I have taken them on in free for all and TDM without any real issue (Arcade and Realistic), I find that if I use the He-162A-2 I can fly in fast and get away before they can destroy me.

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"German fighter aircraft used the tactic of high-speed strafing passes rather than engaging with individual aircraft to inflict damage with minimum risk."

I also like to attack them from a vertical dive aiming for their top gunner.

Here is a real german tactic.


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for the above, you fly several hundred yards behind them and below them and at several points aim up and fire and then when you get close to them climb and bank to the left or right.

To me it seems as if people are acting like the b-17 is unstoppable.
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What is the issue with the B-17, (Never Flown One!) I have taken them on in free for all and TDM without any real issue (Arcade and Realistic), I find that if I use the He-162A-2 I can fly in fast and get away before they can destroy me.

wikipedia.org
"German fighter aircraft used the tactic of high-speed strafing passes rather than engaging with individual aircraft to inflict damage with minimum risk."

I also like to attack them from a vertical dive aiming for their top gunner.

Here is a real german tactic.


or



or



for the above, you fly several hundred yards behind them and below them and at several points aim up and fire and then when you get close to them climb

and bank to the left or right.

To me it seems as if people are acting like the b-17 is unstoppable.
Your confusing unstoppable with annoyance!
The point being made is when your in a dogfight or TB it's hard enough to chase, run down and shoot another fighter without being constantly auto gunned by a talenteless idiot cruising around. Same goes for IL10s with their 'William tell' zombie political prisoner rear autogunners. They spoil the game for everyone. Yes they have their place and I'm the first one to fly a B17 but only when it's suitable and it can do what it was designed to do i.e. drop bombs.
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Old 01-28-2011, 08:50 AM
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Your confusing unstoppable with annoyance!
The point being made is when your in a dogfight or TB it's hard enough to chase, run down and shoot another fighter without being constantly auto gunned by a talenteless idiot cruising around. Same goes for IL10s with their 'William tell' zombie political prisoner rear autogunners. They spoil the game for everyone. Yes they have their place and I'm the first one to fly a B17 but only when it's suitable and it can do what it was designed to do i.e. drop bombs.
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Old 01-28-2011, 10:05 AM
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'Integrity'.
You know what that is "dorftrottel"?
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Old 01-29-2011, 11:23 AM
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It all has a reason:

Four years ago, 60 years after his discharge, XXXXXXX told his Veterans Affairs doctor about a terrible nightmare he had the night before. XXXXXX agreed to see a social worker and was eventually diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. He now attends therapy sessions twice a month with other veterans from World War II to Vietnam to the current Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts.

Talking about his problems helps.

“You realize this always is in your computer,” XXXXXX said. “It’s always up there. The point is that you can live with it because you know what it is.”


And there is help to get............
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