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Offline titanic3

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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #225 on: August 14, 2012, 01:03:55 PM »
Well luftweenies do get a super luftweenie aeroplane, the Me 262, so what's wrong with the Allies using their super fuel for perkies as well?  Luftweenies afraid their luftweenie super plane might be challanged more frequently? :rolleyes:

A crap ton of Allied planes already run from Luftwaffe planes..and people actually want them to run faster?  :headscratch: :huh

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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #226 on: August 14, 2012, 01:07:11 PM »
This is supposed to be a simulation according to the website, so lets simulate that.
It simulates the flight models of the planes, not the scenarios. At least not in the arenas it doesn't. I searched and searched history books and found lots about knights and bishops involved in fighting, but they had little to do with planes. It seems as if Rook as a nation never existed.

The choice which plane to model and with which details are HTC choice. They choose what they think is best and I have a strange feeling that they dont think that 150 oct fuel is what AH needs right now. If somehow they run out of new planes to add, updated the graphic engine, improved the damage models, implemented perked ordnance system, added active AI and new mission system to the arenas and find themselves coming to work wondering what else is left to do - I am sure that THEN would be the perfect time to consider 150 oct fuel.
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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #227 on: August 14, 2012, 01:32:38 PM »
Because its more fun to listen to you guys whine about how your buts are being handed to you by luftweenies because you don't have 150 super fuel?

just a possibility...

I have made no such claim or insinuation in this thread so please don't accuse me of it.  Frankly, my participation in this thread is exclusively to promote making the Spitfire Mk XIV possibly be worth the perk cost it has.
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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #228 on: August 14, 2012, 04:52:22 PM »
Just like its my choice to make a request to up the sim potential. As far as Delirium (I spelled it wrong, sorry D) WEP did damage in most planes too. My pony for instance had to be stripped down after WEP was used which is not modeled.

As for you guys talking about us running... Hrm... Of course we do when we know we are no longer fighting our fight. But K4s flew how many sorties? Compared to P51s? C'mon guys.

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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #229 on: August 14, 2012, 06:13:24 PM »
Well, luftweenies do get a super luftweenie aeroplane, the Me 262, so what's wrong with the Allies using their super fuel for perkies as well?  Luftweenies afraid their luftweenie super plane might be challenged more frequently? :rolleyes:

no but midway is afraid to admit his loss is due to his lack of skill.... :ahand
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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #230 on: August 14, 2012, 06:15:19 PM »
Just like its my choice to make a request to up the sim potential. As far as Delirium (I spelled it wrong, sorry D) WEP did damage in most planes too. My pony for instance had to be stripped down after WEP was used which is not modeled.

I read somewhere that without wep, many planes had their engines replaced after 50 hours of flight... Also, engine failure was common. The lack of scarcity alone makes the use of wep, super fuels, etc... abused above and beyond realistic parameters.
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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #231 on: August 14, 2012, 06:25:02 PM »
no but midway is afraid to admit his loss is due to his lack of skill.... :ahand

Huh????? :huh :huh :huh

150 Octane to catch more runners. :old:

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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #232 on: August 14, 2012, 07:40:44 PM »
A brilliant response as always TankAce.

You keep bringing up arguments against 150 that aren't valid.  I point them out.  And it's my comprehension that's a problem.  Hate to break it to you that I see no need for 150 fuel either.

I must confess though, this is the first thread where I've been jumped by both sides in the argument.  You guys should have been around the first few times we had it, when Kurfurst and Crumpp got going.  They make you guys look like amateurs  :aok

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If the preformance of the P-51 were changed, that change would be present in any and all use of the aircraft, even if we want differnt preformance to reflect a different time period or theater of operations. Hence, PTO is relevent to the question of "Should we change the P-51 to use 150 octane fuel?".
You started this thread and it was obviously about your want and desire in spite of your use of 'we' and Google.

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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #233 on: August 14, 2012, 08:40:42 PM »
I must confess though, this is the first thread where I've been jumped by both sides in the argument.  You guys should have been around the first few times we had it, when Kurfurst and Crumpp got going.  They make you guys look like amateurs  :aok

Right Milo? :)

You bet. :cheers:

The Dynamic Duo make those now appear to be fresh out of their diapers. Hip waders and a bilge pump was required when those two posted for the amount of sewage spewed.

Just be thankful Crumpp isn't still around. The Banana forum on the Spit I, http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=33245  Kurfurst (Barbi) didn't post as he was on a forum vacation (temporary ban) for his revisionist Nazi history.

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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #234 on: August 14, 2012, 08:54:48 PM »
You bet. :cheers:

The Dynamic Duo make those now appear to be fresh out of their diapers. Hip waders and a bilge pump was required when those two posted for the amount of sewage spewed.

Just be thankful Crumpp isn't still around. The Banana forum on the Spit I, http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthread.php?t=33245  Kurfurst (Barbi) didn't post as he was on a forum vacation (temporary ban) for his revisionist Nazi history.


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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #235 on: August 15, 2012, 01:03:17 AM »
Kurfurst (Barbi) didn't post as he was on a forum vacation (temporary ban) for his revisionist Nazi history.

I'd say "again?", but that would imply surprise.
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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #236 on: August 15, 2012, 08:04:10 AM »
the 200lb overweight that Baumer showed, suported with german documents, yes I would pay a perkie.
That would give me 8500 sorties to fly, even if I died in every sortie  :devil

really? even 1perk seems expensive to make your plane ~30lb lighter :bolt:
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Re: 150 octane fuel
« Reply #237 on: August 15, 2012, 08:47:48 AM »
the ~200lb "overweight" was down to a schoolboy error - Imp and US gallons are not the same. see:

http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/index.php/topic,321238.0.html

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