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Old 02-28-2012, 10:08 PM
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I don't understand your point Tomcat. Are you seriously arguing the 87 octane case here? I expect it from Kurfurst because he appears to have painted himself into a corner with too much personal pride invested in the argument. But you claim to be a man of education by profession?

@klem, I am a mission builder for our server and it does and will run historical missions only. We have a Luftwaffe faction too, they won't have a problem with it.
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Old 02-28-2012, 10:42 PM
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@Osprey :

I don't push frwrd the 87 case.

I firmly believe that there was some MkII fitted with improved Merlins. That the improvement was only linked in operational level to fuel is something that I do not believe if we are talking abt 100 octane. But it's only my own opinion.

I also will gladly eat my hat if I am wrong.

Regarding Kurfurst, I hve to say that I dislike the way some are referring to him here. That he deserve it for some past actions... well perhaps you know something that I don't but I do not really like to read some of the comments.

I am not in anyway perfect myself.

~S!
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