Originally posted by Kweassa Think about it guys. Being wounded enough to faint, means either that you've lost enormous amounts of blood, or the pain is too intense to stay awake(though it's more likely the former, as losing consciousness due to pain is abrupt, traumatic and much more serious). Either way, it is clear that you are basically in no condition to fly a plane. What would the real pilots have done? They'd bail out. .... Leave it as it is. Nothing's wrong with it. A better request to be have different levels of wounds by placing a hit part inside the pilot 3D model. Maybe about 2 different types of wounds. * A wound that hits the arms or legs would be considered "non lethal", and would cause a control deficiency - such as, loss of aileron/elevator effectiveness at mid-high speeds. * A wound that strikes the torso would be considered "lethal", and it would cause both loss of control effectivenss and pilot fainting - which, means it's time to bail if you don't want to risk a death.
