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View Poll Results: Are the incorrect British FM killing the enjoyment of the game?
Yes 107 55.15%
No 48 24.74%
Not bothered. 39 20.10%
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Old 08-24-2012, 08:23 PM
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I noticed you voted against the issue when it was raised in the bugtracker.

Obviously I have done a poor job of communicating the issue.

It is a sad fact that this "red vs blue" is toxic to the progress of the game as well as the community.
Ah, yes, i remember now. I vote against it, because that issue strongly related to the stick movement, design and forces. You flying in RL, i don't have to say, in RL you have much more feedback from the plane, plus you have 1:1 sized, smooth force feedback stick You feel the plane movement, shaking, the forces on the seat, etc.
I dont think, it would be possible flying with a plane, which requires such a feedbacks, but the user able to fly with a non FF, crappy, 15cm high plastic toy. I mean, we're reach the limits of the PC games with it. No matter, how accurate game you want, it lacks the equipments, G forces, butt-forces
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