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Oberon · 11-09-09, 07:28 AM

I'm only crying for Hurris because Soviet aircraft scare me...well, aside from the cropduster, that thing rocks

But no, I like the 109 and 110, although I can't dogfight with the 110 for love nor money but it makes a lovely ground attack aircraft

The 109 though, I know its behaviour, I know what I can do and what I can't do with it, which is I think why I struggle with some other aircraft like the 190, I don't know it so well and if I try to treat it like a 109 it bites my head off. Also, my dogfight behaviour tends to take place at low altitude (after spiralling down from high altitude) so I need something which is stable at that altitude and won't suddenly stall and snap roll me into a mountain. Having flown the 109 for ages, I'm comfortable with it and its behaviour, hence my defection during Fridays second mission (before Hunter was sniped) back to the Luftwaffe and the 109.

11-09-09, 07:28 AM	#199
Oberon Lucky Jack Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 25,976 Downloads: 61 Uploads: 20	I'm only crying for Hurris because Soviet aircraft scare me...well, aside from the cropduster, that thing rocks But no, I like the 109 and 110, although I can't dogfight with the 110 for love nor money but it makes a lovely ground attack aircraft The 109 though, I know its behaviour, I know what I can do and what I can't do with it, which is I think why I struggle with some other aircraft like the 190, I don't know it so well and if I try to treat it like a 109 it bites my head off. Also, my dogfight behaviour tends to take place at low altitude (after spiralling down from high altitude) so I need something which is stable at that altitude and won't suddenly stall and snap roll me into a mountain. Having flown the 109 for ages, I'm comfortable with it and its behaviour, hence my defection during Fridays second mission (before Hunter was sniped) back to the Luftwaffe and the 109.