I think everyone should just ease up, Hurr IIc is a great plane in the right hands, and it only takes one 20 mm from a spray and pray to do a lot of damage. But It is not a super plane, I have been flying planes I never really tried before and it is fun to get to know them. I chased down a JU88 formation in a Zeke and it was a long process. In the old area both of us would have been just food for a roving C-hog. I think the gamers that stick to the early war areas for a while will become better late war pilots. I think the Spit will be the dominant plane if everyone continues to fly low and slow around bases waiting for something to happen. A med to high defense cap with P40E's in the early arena will be hard to break if it is done with some displine. Spit 5 and 9 Verses 109 E and F will be a real learning fight. I actually saw another Boston III in the air besides my own. In a shallow dive these babies really move and will be hard to catch. Overall I think we will all get to be better sticks and the squads that organize their attacks will really shine. There is nothing to compare with a turn fight furball between 5 or 6 D3A's Reminds me of my younger days in my 175 horse Citabria ( learn to use the rudder or die plane) I will give the new format a good chance.