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Check this: http://www.pumaszallas.hu/il2cod/COD...charts_v01.jpg And check this: http://kurfurst.org/Performance_test...109E_J347.html Online: 109 is absolut loser versus british planes... |
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But... interest, that Hurricane have almost identical performance characteristics, than the most modern spitfire of BoB. I would be curious about a detailed graph, separate the variants of all aircrafts (like old Il-2 compare). (Igen, megdumálhatnánk magyarul is, de ez nem csak Lacuschnak szól Last edited by VO101_Tom; 04-23-2011 at 02:07 AM. Reason: wrong link |
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Ok guys, History or not, my point is this that in the current state off the game in COD by the manuals for the game/COD the bf109 is better in all parts from 0-5000 m. v the spit/Hurricane, right.........Yes or no
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I've been able to climb away from both Hurricanes and Spitfires online. The Hurricane is obviously a bit easier to escape than the Spitfire. Against a determined Spitfire you need the patience of a saint and a whole channel's worth of distance to get yourself safe. But you can get away. Just don't expect to magically fly away from a Spit/Hurri from a similar energy state. The performance difference between aircraft is terrifyingly (and enjoyably) slender.
So, subjectively, i've found the 109 and Spit to be more or less equal in speed. The 109 has a slight but usable advantage in climb rate. Turn rate....109 shouldn't bother attempting it. The Spit and Hurricane have better acceleration than the 109. I repeat, these are just subjective, non scientific, tentative conclusions based on limited online scraps. Don't think i've ever gone much over 5k, either. |
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I think that the Spitfire and the 109 are close enough in performance that with CEM on the pilot who best manages his aeroplane will probably win.
The reality is that performance doesn't matter anything like as much as SA. The 109 has a firepower advantage whilst its cannon last, and in many ways its cockpit is superior at this stage in the war for day VFR cruising & fighting. Ammunition counters are especially valuable. OTOH, the cockpit workload for fighting is somewhat higher, especially if you get low and slow due to the need to continually adjust prop pitch & two radiators. The poor rear view is also a handicap. Later on, given +12 boost, the Spitfire especially will give the early 109 an extremely hard time below about 3 km, and I suspect that online there will either be a limitation of access to 100 octane for the RAF or else a reliance upon the artificial addition of large numbers of early 109F0 aeroplanes to balance things up, especially given the tendency of online fights towards relatively low altitudes. Having said that however, I suspect that there are quite a lot of tweaks to be made to all the models yet, so it's too early to reach definitive conclusions about relative performance. |
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Thx for your feedback gents
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