Real handguns

[Meatwad]

I want the option of bailing out with a picnic basket and trying to make it back without Yogi stealing it from me

[SD67]

I wanna bail out with a wiffle bat!

[SectorNine50]

I don't wanna bail ouuuuttttt!!!

[Denholm]

That SAM headed your way says differently.

[Cthulhu]

i try to do something different and you have to make some big bellybutton joke out of it

You're right. Look at the avalanche of serious discussion your thread has prompted. In the spirit of this highly productive diatribe, and in the interest of your quest for realism, I'd like to suggest that HTC actually give the pilot an elbow.

[stodd]

I want to bail out and be able to carry a light saber.

[glock89]

I want to bail out and be able to carry a light saber.

lol

[trigger2]

I want to bail out with a Springfield '03 Sniper Rifle! 

If you get the Springfield...
Can I have a SAKO .243 Winchester??

Or how about a m40a1??

[SmokinLoon]

Try & get some political correctness Japanese players do play this game try & refer to them as such.

Politically correct?  LOL!

Ya mean like Brit, Yank, Kraut, Ivan, and WOP?

FYI: WOP simply means "with-out paoers".  That was the signage/paperwork that immigrants had to carry with them when they arrived at Ellis Island and they did have any paperwork from where they emmigrated from. It just happened to be that most them were Italians.  The rest are self explanitory.  Jap isnt any more offensive to the Japanese that I know than Brit is to the English.  However, if ya call someone from the deep South a "Yank" there may be some fist swingin' invovled.     

[titanic3]

  I'm gonna bail out and ditch you losers.

[Denholm]

However, if ya call someone from the deep South a "Yank" there may be some fist swingin' invovled.     

I love calling D/FW area ATC yanks, just to see how effective their services are afterward.


(Please note, these are in virtual skies and I am not violating FCC or FAA regulations.)

[lyric1]

Politically correct?  LOL!

Ya mean like Brit, Yank, Kraut, Ivan, and WOP?

FYI: WOP simply means "with-out paoers".  That was the signage/paperwork that immigrants had to carry with them when they arrived at Ellis Island and they did have any paperwork from where they emmigrated from. It just happened to be that most them were Italians.  The rest are self explanitory.  Jap isnt any more offensive to the Japanese that I know than Brit is to the English.  However, if ya call someone from the deep South a "Yank" there may be some fist swingin' invovled.     

Well I don't ever recalling terms such as Yank or Brit or Ivan used in a derogatory manner in recent years. Now the others certainly were in the case of the German & Japanese terms you have used they were heavily pushed during WW11 by Allied governments & Hollywood in films to degrade & make the enemy less human there for much easier to kill said enemy. These terms have no place in today's society. The only exceptions for me would be those of that generation who were in WW11.

[Lukanian-7]

Well I've played Air Games That *** Out The Word Jap & Japs, Which Makes No Sense, If Your In A WWII Game Noone's Gonna Say I See The Jap-anese Base, Which I NEVER Knew Was A Slur, And Brit Is Just Like A Shortened Version, Just Like Jap, Ivan And Yank Are Just Insulting.

[B3YT]

well I work in the car industry and we get car parts from a company called JAP imports....guess what the owner is Japanese ......and guess what ......he's not offended by the name Jap , and whats more amazing is that he lives in Japan . FYI the term that was used as a derogatory was "Nipp" by the allies. 

I've talked to the owner and he said he's never been offended by the term and he's 60 odd years old , therefore he remembers the years just after WWII during the American  occupation of that country.

[ShrkBite]

ya a lugger is what we need to change the game