Inaccurate performance data for BOB fighters in COD comparing to RL data

[TheGrunch]

Originally Posted by csThor

It's most likely II./JG 26 which received the DB 601N-powered aircraft but I am still hesitant to see this type as more than a "candy bar" for the most successful pilots (still too much of a guess rather than knowledge). "White 4" (of Uffz. Perez) was the personal aircraft of Hptm. Karl Ebbinghausen (the commander of II./JG 26, hence the killmarks on said aircraft) before it was passed on to 4./JG 26. Having either the Bf 109 E-4/N or the Bf 109 F-0 tested by Stab/JG 51 in October 1940 would be interesting if the campaign engine allowed for such "rewards for outstanding performance".

Maybe someone had better get coding one. I wouldn't bet on a Maddox Games campaign engine any time soon.

Originally Posted by Moggy

The Lord giveth, the Lord taketh away. I've just checked the date on the top of Section 2 and it's January 1942.

I thought it might be, I knew there were two variants going about, sorry about that Moggy.

[Moggy]

No worries, the closest I've got to 100 octane fuel being mentioned in pilot's notes are from June/July 1940 and the Spitfire IIa and I can't see any ammendment dates on that all. My Hurricane Mk.I notes pre dates 100 octane fuel and only mentions 87 octane as a result.

[TheGrunch]

Yeah, I've got those Hurri notes, as well, they only mention the two-blade fixed pitch wooden prop!

[csThor]

Originally Posted by TheGrunch

Maybe someone had better get coding one. I wouldn't bet on a Maddox Games campaign engine any time soon.

Well, I couldn't code if my life depended on it. But unfortunately I have to agree with you WRT a dynamic campaign from 1C:MG.

[TheGrunch]

Originally Posted by csThor

Well, I couldn't code if my life depended on it. But unfortunately I have to agree with you WRT a dynamic campaign from 1C:MG.

I am asking a friend about it. Really it depends on how complete the logfile is, much like IL-2. If it's as good as IL-2's logfile, I think he might consider messing with it. He's a coder for a software company and has an interest in WW2 flight-sims so we'll see.