cant stand the game anymore

[MaSonZ]

Although this is not a WW2 aircraft, the pilot is a WW2 vet.  I think this shows what is possible. (especially like the 16 point roll with both engines off)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PftNh_SShlg

Simply amazing.

[gyrene81]

Although this is not a WW2 aircraft, the pilot is a WW2 vet.  I think this shows what is possible. (especially like the 16 point roll with both engines off)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PftNh_SShlg

very cool...but nothing like what that guy with the biplane was doing...notice he wasn't yanking and twisting that yoke around turning the plane on its tail...nor was he pulling anything higher than 2 or 3 g's...take the stunts that guy with the biplane was doing and try it with that twin engine, would make a nice fire on the ground...yet in the arenas without the physical effects or any real penalty for failure it happens all the time...that's the kind of poop i'm talking about.

my next show is right here in this thread, where I point out plain simple rhetorical flaws.  Yes, apparenlty that makes me an impressively legendary ww2 fighter combat stunt pilot

you should try harder to not point out your own rhetoric as flawed...not good for ticket sales...

[BaldEagl]

can i tell you?  

So you're also sayng that 99% of what's done in the game is not possible in a real WWII fighter plane?  OK.  

[moot]

ticket sales

What are you, two years old?

do any of those twisty turny floppy maneuvers in a 109 and i guarantee you end up as a greasy spot on the ground...

This is anecdote. No details at all to set a legit description apart from hyperbole or just mistaken recollection. 

[Hajo]

Anyone know how these threads get started?

If so let's punish their Parents!

[Hawk55]

What are you, two years old?  

Moot, he's just crabby 'cause U of Wisconsin got knocked out of the NCAA tourney!   

[gyrene81]

Moot, he's just crabby 'cause U of Wisconsin got knocked out of the NCAA tourney!   

  i don't follow basketball but i was more interested in marquette's run.

This is anecdote. No details at all to set a legit description apart from hyperbole or just mistaken recollection. 

now i get it...you're just another wannabe without any clue what you're talking about.

since you're so hard of understanding and lack any semblance of deductive reasoning, i'll do what i can to assist you in comprehending. i haven't been talking about hammerheads, rolling scissors or cuban eights genius. more along the lines of 300mph lomcevak in a 190, or a 200+mph snap roll-flick roll in a p-47, by error or intent. since you're a genuine ww2 combat pilot perhaps you can enlighten me as to the realistic odds of suvivability with such maneuvers at 2000 feet in ww2 aircraft.

[hitech]

 i don't follow basketball but i was more interested in marquette's run.

now i get it...you're just another wannabe without any clue what you're talking about.

since you're so hard of understanding and lack any semblance of deductive reasoning, i'll do what i can to assist you in comprehending. i haven't been talking about hammerheads, rolling scissors or cuban eights genius. more along the lines of 300mph lomcevak in a 190, or a 200+mph snap roll-flick roll in a p-47, by error or intent. since you're a genuine ww2 combat pilot perhaps you can enlighten me as to the realistic odds of suvivability with such maneuvers at 2000 feet in ww2 aircraft.

Very High, I have done 200 mph snap rolls in wwii aircraft.

But please send film of a 300mph lomcevak

HiTch

[gyrene81]

Very High, I have done 200 mph snap rolls in wwii aircraft.

But please send film of a 300mph lomcevak

HiTch

really...you've done a 200 mph snap roll-flick roll (combination maneuver, not just a snap roll) in a p-47?

[hitech]

In a P51 during a dog fight.

HiTech

[gyrene81]

In a P51 during a dog fight.

HiTech

nice, i bet that surprised the poop out of the person you were flying against. i've seen tail slides and hammerheads in mock dogfights but at 200mph going into the maneuver i have to wonder how close you got to losing control by the time the maneuver was completed, and how much physical exertion it took to maintain control.

[moot]

i haven't been talking about hammerheads, rolling scissors or cuban eights genius. more along the lines of 300mph lomcevak in a 190, or a 200+mph snap roll-flick roll in a p-47, by error or intent. since you're a genuine ww2 combat pilot perhaps you can enlighten me as to the realistic odds of suvivability with such maneuvers at 2000 feet in ww2 aircraft.

That wasn't so hard was it?

[hitech]

nice, i bet that surprised the poop out of the person you were flying against. i've seen tail slides and hammerheads in mock dogfights but at 200mph going into the maneuver i have to wonder how close you got to losing control by the time the maneuver was completed, and how much physical exertion it took to maintain control.

Who said I had control or that it was intentional? It just departs to snap roll by itself. Recover after about 1/2 snap.

HiTech

[Spikes]

There is a difference between "emptying half my ammo into the plane" and "emptying half my ammo at the plane".

[gyrene81]

Who said I had control or that it was intentional? It just departs to snap roll by itself. Recover after about 1/2 snap.

HiTech

 ok, your initial interjection did appear as if you were stating it was intentional.