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[335th_GRAthos]

It is 5 airplanes, 5 frigging airplanes!!!!

C'mon guys, get over it!!!!

1 vs 1 is bad news I agree. So, don't!
I got killed a lot of times in a Spit II vs three Bf109.
Yesterday, I think I shot 2-3 SpitII flying solo in my Bf109.

There is nothing more, nothing less.

And so many posts for 5 planes (which get vulched mercilesly 90% of the time before take off) it not worth it!

my 2cents...

[drewpee]

Originally Posted by 335th_GRAthos

It is 5 airplanes, 5 frigging airplanes!!!!

C'mon guys, get over it!!!!

1 vs 1 is bad news I agree. So, don't!
I got killed a lot of times in a Spit II vs three Bf109.
Yesterday, I think I shot 2-3 SpitII flying solo in my Bf109.

There is nothing more, nothing less.

And so many posts for 5 planes (which get vulched mercilesly 90% of the time before take off) it not worth it!

my 2cents...

When I get to play there are at most 15 to 20 players and that drops of to as low as 10. With 5 Spit 2s( I thought it was 4) thats a large enough number of Superior AC to make a battle one sided.

[335th_GRAthos]

Originally Posted by drewpee

...that drops of to as low as 10

At this map, with 10 players there is no battle.
It is rather "Vol de nuit" ("Night flight?") of St.Exupery...

If you want to dogfight then you should find either a server with more players or a smaller map. I always check the number of online players before entering the game by looking at the ATAG signatures like below:



If you want to complain guys, you can always find a reason.
So turn the page and play...


PS. And be happy that we (Bf109) do not to live with the 20min fuel limit above England like the real Luftwaffe pilots had

[TomcatViP]

Originally Posted by 335th_GRAthos

At this map, with 10 players there is no battle.
It is rather "Vol de nuit" ("Night flight?") of St.Exupery...

You hve just been granted as an expert in French language.

"Vol de Nuit" (Night flight - a portion of journey btw Paris and Dackard during the early 30's aboard a Breguet XIV of the Aeropostale (postal air service)with the crossing of the Pyrénées chain of moutains (I might be wrong on the type))
and
"Vol de guerre" (War flight - A reconnaissance mission over the battle field at high alt in a Bloch reco plane during the 1940 foney war)

are two great books to read from ST. Exupery

[335th_GRAthos]

Originally Posted by TomcatViP

are two great books to read from ST. Exupery

which describe very long and very lonely flights....

[5./JG27.Farber]

He passed so fast he couldn't shoot then I raised my nose and open fired, he spun out and the rest is history...

The SpitIIa is a great plane but doesnt make you a good pilot.

[335th_GRAthos]

Originally Posted by 5./JG27.Farber

He passed so fast he couldn't shoot then I raised my nose and open fired, he spun out and the rest is history...

The SpitIIa is a great plane but doesnt make you a good pilot.

You should have written: "he turned hard to avoid me but, he was a noob, he initiated a left turn"

Nice one!

[Osprey]

Originally Posted by 335th_GRAthos

It is 5 airplanes, 5 frigging airplanes!!!!

C'mon guys, get over it!!!!

1 vs 1 is bad news I agree. So, don't!
I got killed a lot of times in a Spit II vs three Bf109.
Yesterday, I think I shot 2-3 SpitII flying solo in my Bf109.

There is nothing more, nothing less.

And so many posts for 5 planes (which get vulched mercilesly 90% of the time before take off) it not worth it!

my 2cents...

It is hilarious. I was online on Sunday and it was about 20 vs 20. 14, yes 14, of the 109's were E4's and 4 were E3's. Only 2 E1's. Funny, I don't remember seeing any historical accuracy complaints about that.

For the record I have not read of one incident from WW2 where the 109 could hang on 45 degrees from CO-e and watch the Spitfire fall away helplessly. In actual fact the opposite is more likely true given that the standard escape for a Spitfire was a steep climbing turn.

I trust therefore that we won't hear any complaints when you can no longer use this tactic.

[ATAG_Snapper]

Originally Posted by Osprey

It is hilarious. I was online on Sunday and it was about 20 vs 20. 14, yes 14, of the 109's were E4's and 4 were E3's. Only 2 E1's. Funny, I don't remember seeing any historical accuracy complaints about that.

For the record I have not read of one incident from WW2 where the 109 could hang on 45 degrees from CO-e and watch the Spitfire fall away helplessly. In actual fact the opposite is more likely true given that the standard escape for a Spitfire was a steep climbing turn.

I trust therefore that we won't hear any complaints when you can no longer use this tactic.

It's been an education. Just flew an hour on the ATAG server -- more changes! Nasty surprises over both sides' airfields -- and historical!

[Hellbender]

Originally Posted by ATAG_Snapper

It's been an education. Just flew an hour on the ATAG server -- more changes! Nasty surprises over both sides' airfields -- and historical!

What changes ???