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[pupo162]

Originally Posted by 6S.Manu

Exactly.

Anyway, as for the realistic bombing mod of IL2, a 60% accurate detail is better than a 20% accurate, isn't it?

In this case there is no fatigue at all and not only spit pilots but also high speed BnZers (probably in a lesser way) can fight in that way for dozens of minutes; I can tell you that during our 1v1 trainings sometimes the fight end because of fuel, and we are manoeuvring all the time... 30 minutes?

Use an average value and we are happy.

ok, you are right. i was thinking of a mroe ocmplex fatigue thingy. remodellign the G tolerance taking in consideration nearby pass ( 2 mins or so ) G maneuvering its doable. as you said. ( tough being able to trim in black out is a bad bad bug)
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regarding the 30 min fight. i remenber viewing in history channel a guy who dogfighted 2 zeros during 20 or 30 min. yeah, its dogfights, but yeah.

[5./JG27.Farber]

Interesting.

[robtek]

I have to agree, simulating fatigue and stamina (isn't that the same?) is a very important step towards a complete cfs!

The pilots with a easy hand on the controls, trying to keep their plane in the optimal attitude at all times, finally would get the advantage they had in RL over the ham fisted ones.

If you dont trim your plane correct it should lower your stamina.

[pupo162]

Originally Posted by robtek

I have to agree, simulating fatigue and stamina (isn't that the same?) is a very important step towards a complete cfs!

The pilots with a easy hand on the controls, trying to keep their plane in the optimal attitude at all times, finally would get the advantage they had in RL over the ham fisted ones.

If you dont trim your plane correct it should lower your stamina.

well, thats a two ended stick. trimming in il2 its about 10x harder than in real life ence why people avoid it a lot more.

[robtek]

Originally Posted by pupo162

well, thats a two ended stick. trimming in il2 its about 10x harder than in real life ence why people avoid it a lot more.

You really think so?

Iirc, i've adjusted the elevator trim in the C152 almost as often as in the 109 in game, the Pa28 was a bit easier to trim, though.

Anyway, without proper trim -> no top speed, in game as in RL.

[pupo162]

Originally Posted by robtek

You really think so?

Iirc, i've adjusted the elevator trim in the C152 almost as often as in the 109 in game, the Pa28 was a bit easier to trim, though.

Anyway, without proper trim -> no top speed, in game as in RL.

well, in RL, i always felt confident of leaving the stick on it self after i was done trimming, in il2 never do i leave the hand out of the joystick, tough i trim all the time.

[robtek]

I fly the Bf110 cruising hands free, it takes only longer to trim because of the damn reversal bug in the g940 system.