Originally posted by mars01
I espouse that anyone who flies these planes, in the horde, on their perch, timidy are skilless dweebs. If you fit this category I can undersand why you get so bent out of shape LOL.
And most noob BnZs grab the Typhi first there bud.
IT'S A REALLY EZ PLANE TO FLY AND FLY WELL FROM THE TYPICAL TYPHI PERCH!!! EVEN FOR A PERSON WITH NO EXPERIENCE SKILL OR TALENT
What I would like to know is on the basis of what empirical information do you determine certain individuals only fly from a perch or in a horde and do not get down low and mix it up? I can't remember the last time I saw you in my area, the only reason I know you fly low n' slow is you are telling me you do and I'm assuming you're not lying about it.
I don't think I've ever seen a noob in a Typhoon. The Typhoon is a fairly rare plane, especially if you discount those that just use it to Jabo-pork. Most noobs pick planes they recognize the name of like the 109, Spit, P51 and Hurricane.
I'm not going to split hairs here but I think most would agree the Spitfire requires significantly less skill and talent to fly well than a Typhoon under similiar circumstances. The Typhoon is not overly forgiving of over-handling, nor is it especially easy to manuever especially slow, it requires alot of throttle control and rudder authority to make up for it's abysmal roll-rate.
The Spit XVI by comparison is the Porche of the planeset, it's incredibly forgiving to over-handling, is reasonably fast, climbs like a scalded monkey, and rolls as well as Fw190s. The Spits really have no weak point, they are the best all-around plane in the set IMHO. I don't think anyone, not on really good drugs, would ever accuse the Typhoon of being the best all around plane.
Zazen