4.11 overheat and engine damage test results

[BadAim]

WD, if I knew nothing whatsoever about aircraft, I would discount everything you have to say, based solely on your obviously swollen head. You have given not a shred of evidence beyond your own expertise.

My only interest in this thread is that DT does not listen to you. I'm sure at this point that they are not that stupid (they can't possibly be).

[WhistlinggDeath]

You didnt see the Ntrk ?

Swollen head indeed, ... and filled with astute observations.

[WhistlinggDeath]

JG27 Papa, - Snake pointed out a good point, it is Tzon I am talking about in the earlier posts, not Tazzu (no disrespect to him). I always get em confused but it was Tzon I am talking about.

[WTE_Galway]

Page 82 of this seems relevant:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/34811808/N...raining-Manual

[ElAurens]

This is why I don't fly late war planes, and really why I almost never fly at all anymore.

This thread is a perfect example of one of the reasons why combat flight sims are a dying breed.

In our quest for ever greater realism, counting every rivet, hitting the exact half a degree of temp to obtain overheat, pretending to be "Masters" and "experten" you have taken all the fun out of the experience.

In short, you have made it a job.

I hope you are all happy.

[Redroach]

Originally Posted by ElAurens

This is why I don't fly late war planes, and really why I almost never fly at all anymore.

This thread is a perfect example of one of the reasons why combat flight sims are a dying breed.

In our quest for ever greater realism, counting every rivet, hitting the exact half a degree of temp to obtain overheat, pretending to be "Masters" and "experten" you have taken all the fun out of the experience.

In short, you have made it a job.

I hope you are all happy.

Yes, and I'm very glad about that.
There's a reason why people choose ancient Il-2 over more modern, but wacky, Sims.