My take on the 190a8 and roll
190a8 gives you, and opponent a roll surprise the 190a8 can use to its advantage:
In a A8 just pull up fast at any altitude, and the machine snap-rolls and lose speed like hitting a wall, if con are within 400 yards, preferably at 200, making almost an impossible target.
This last resort move can give you a snapshot on the con passing you, unless he already didn't collide or auger trying to follow that strange behaviour.
It gives you the "huh?" feeling if you are not prepared for it.
Maybe something its not correctly modelled.... ?
Again, remodelling the A-series with lower roll rate for less net-lag problems , will rob the 190A-s of its one and only advantage in the game, something it had IRL.
I've read 190A-s voluntarily did enter a spin at 20k altitude to get away from a fight, but on the deck I have not....