HTC, for me going vertical is akin to suicide these days.
I pull up, following a con or escaping one... and the clouds begin to spin clockwise and counterclockwise.
This causes me to lose all sense of direction instantly. Its even worse when you trying to get a gun solution on a target as you are near the top of a loop ... the clouds are spinning then the enemy plane manouvers a bit.. and any reference point as to how your plane is oriented against the horizon is lost.
Last night for example, I follow a spitfire on a power climb, ,we are both about 90 degrees nose up, i close in, im trying to get a gun solution, the clouds are spinnning, the spitfire begins a slow upwards corkscrew... and as I try to follow the spinning clouds just zonked me out of any frame of reference as to how my plane was oriented in relation to the horizon.. i THOUGHT i was nose above horizon and that my right wing was about 60 degrees banked as i followed the spit.. but when I stalled REAL bad following the spit and my plane spun its nose earth ward I realized that i had actually been almost 90 degrees nose UP while following the spit..and that the spit was NOT doing a corkscrew but instead had leveled his nose with horizon and was doing horizontal-to-horizon turns.
The clouds spinning are extremely disorienting.
Is there any chance to remove them? Or put an option for 'solid' AH-1 type clouds instead?