Originally posted by Urchin
I understand what you are saying, and if I was coming from the same view as you I'd totally agree. But you (and I think everyone else lambasting this guy) are coming from the position of "oh man, you suck so you want the "good planes" perked because you can't kill them."
I'm coming from the position of "Ok, so this guy is tired of seeing the same 5 planes over and over and over and over and over and over and over..."
I am pretty sure I've been consistant in my belief that either whats perked now should be unperked, or the "top tier" planes should be perked simply because the difference in performance between the top tier planes and the current perk planes is smaller than the difference between the first and second tier. In fact, the difference is .. none. The Spit 16 and La-7 dominate the "lesser planes" just as much as the F4U-4 or Tempest would, so there is no real reason to have any prop plane perked.
You can impugn my "skill" if you want to, and say that I only want the best planes perked because I can't kill them... but I think we both know that is nonsense.
Urchin I reread his post and made a second reply.
The guy is new to the game and clearly likes the american iron (specifically the 38 by the times killed in it).
I feel the 38 is one of the hardest planes to master especially for new player. Compound it by the anecdotal stories of this AC you'd think the thing was untouchable.
Now the new player is in hard plane to fly but thinks he is in the greatest thing since sliced bread. What happens when he starts getting his rear shot off? I'll tell you what you get.. The FM is porked , perk everything that kills me threads.
I think Ledpig is a new guy that would benefit from some TA sessions.
Also I think it would be a benefit if he'd get use to the game flying an "easy" AC. Once you get the basics it becomes much more easy to transition to another ac .
Once again I am no upper tier AH pilot but I know what works.
There is a reason drivers don't start out in F1 and the same applies here.
Bronk