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Since it's a Grumman product any further development on Hellcat variants is off limits.
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I guess it could be used as a hack for similar hapless, single-engined attack bomber types, such as the CW-22 and A-27. Since there are surviving A-17s, theoretically there is sufficient data to add the plane to the game. But, consider that if you're asking for someone to spend several hundred of hours building a 3d model, wouldn't you want the same effort to go into a more common plane, or at least one which more development potential or played a more critical role in the war? |
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I think the Spitfire XIV and the Ki-44 would be top priority for me. The former as the RAF has no 1944-46 state of the art fighters and the Ki-44 as it is the biggest gap in the Japanese line-up.
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#3
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I have a request.
Get rid of the dates on the plane names. That way individuals will stop the misguided thinking that a plane that saw service in say 1943, was immediately obsolete and not used any more in 1944 or 45. Lets take for instance the Hurricane Mk1. Labeled as 1938 in the game. This plane was the main British fighter in north Africa until slowly being replaced by the Tomahawks and then Kittyhawks in 1941-42. Quite capable of holding its own against Italian fighters such as Cr-42 (1939), Mc-200(1940-41), etc. Though a bit harder to fight against the 109E/Fs. Last edited by Marabekm; 04-23-2016 at 02:25 PM. |
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While the year of introduction is useful info for mission builders and people using dogfight servers, it could be moved to the "view objects" screen. Other than that, just assume that an aircraft might have remained in service long after it was introduced despite being progressively obsolete, like Brewster B-239 and Hurricane Mk. I in Finnish service. But, if we're talking about upgrading the the "view object information" feature of the game there's lots that could be done. * Reduce or remove the historical section. It's irrelevant for a particular plane model. * Add a screenshot of the cockpit for aircraft, along with a numbered list of positions for relevant gauges. * Add useful information that you'd want to know when fighting or flying a particular airplane - like best cornering speed, maximum manifold pressure, take-off manifold pressure, take-off and landing distances, amount of ammunition, location of vulnerable points, armor location, etc. * Add useful information for mission builders, like month and year of introduction, month and year of withdrawal from active service, units which used the type, and total units produced. |
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For German side, I'd add flyable Ju-88C6a (day fighter) variant. |
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Any chances to add at least one plane marked with "*"? It's important, because we're talking about IL-2 1946
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Thanks Sita!
Wonderful that we'll be getting flyable Gladiators! It will fill a huge hole in the early war RAF Order of Battle, especially for the Mediterranean Theater. It will also also give the Belgian, Chinese, Greek, Iraqi, and Norwegian air forces more of a presence in the game. Admittedly, they'll mostly serve as targets for Bf-109 and A5M2, but I'm looking forward to biplane vs. biplane match-ups against the CR-42. Last edited by Pursuivant; 11-03-2016 at 10:36 PM. |
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Lovely. We'll read gauges without Swedish dictionary.
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Q: Mr. Rall, what was the best tactic against the P-47? A: Against the P-47? Shoot him down! (Gunther Rall's lecture. June 2003, Finland) |
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