Ahoy guys,
I'm glad to see that you liked the screenies!
Indeed, it takes some computing power! Although it's not the latest and greatest, I have a pretty decent system(see specs below). And I have tweaked my OS for performance too. But if I do want to use TC in the Heavy HT I can go to 32 without trouble. At 64 it stutters. At 128 I have trouble getting her to accept the press of a keyboard key to lower the TC back down!
But like Sailor Steve I enjoy the traffic so much I usually just go out in real-time which presents no problem whatsoever.
System Specs:
Intel 3.4C(C = Northwood Core) on Asus P4C800-E Deluxe(Intel 875P + ICH5R Chipset), Zalman 7000a-Cu HS/Fan, Enermax RG651P-VE 550W PSU, 2 GB Mushkin eXtreme Performance(2-2-2) Dual Channel PC3200 RAM, NEC MultiSync FE2111SB 21" CRT Monitor, Sapphire Radeon X800 XT PE Videocard with v5.9 Catalyst Drivers, DirectX 9.0c, Creative Audigy2 Platinum Soundcard with Creative OpenAL Beta Driver, 250 GB w/8 MB Cache Western Digital 7200 RPM Parallel ATA HDD, WinXP Pro SP2, Comcast Cable Internet Connection, Nortons Anti-Virus and Personal Firewall 2005
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Originally Posted by Deep-Six
That my dear sir is a fighter(Me109), NOT a Ju88(Stuka). 
I know my aircraft types, Esp German.  |
Deep-Six,
I know that is an Me-109. But if you read it again, you will see that what I say is, and I qoute...
"One time when I was making my way out a group of bombers flew overhead in formation, but that didn't happen this time so no screenshot of the bomber group. I didn't take a close look at them at the time but I think they were Ju88's."
So in other words, no screenshot of the Ju-88 bomber group in this batch of screenshots.
I'm not calling that Me-109 a Ju-88 or a bomber my man!
I know my aircrafts too sir. Especially after looking at all the aircrafts that are available for downloading and flying in MS Flight Simulator 2002/2004, which is just about every aircraft available in the world that you could imagine! And a Ju-88 is not nicknamed 'Stuka'. That is the nickname for the Ju-87!! So I think maybe there's mud in yer eye matey.
"The Junkers Ju-87 was given the name Stuka after the German word for dive bomber (Sturzkampfflugzeug)."
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Cheers all,
OTS