110C Engine Shutdown Bug

[Babalonian]

The following are damaged/out:
Engine 1
Engine 1 Oil
Engine 1 Radiator
Right Flap ( , but not the issue)

Procedure:
Engine 1 is dead, due to combat damage.  Fly back home and land, during the flight the throttle works as normal controling the right/good engine.  I land and shut down the engine(s) with "E", no response from the game.  I hit Shift+1, no responce as expected for a dead engine.  I hit Shift+2, hit E again, and it shuts down.  I started Engine 2 again, then selected Shift+E followed by E, and nothing.

When engine 1 is out, engine 2 seems to isolate from the "all-engines" functions (although I have not tested if there is any bug/issue with both engines in working condition).

[Krusty]

I believe this is common for all twin fighters, including P-38s and mossies, etc. Long-standing issue.

[Babalonian]

I believe this is common for all twin fighters, including P-38s and mossies, etc. Long-standing issue.

I believe you, I looked about 3-4 pages back in this forum for any similar threads (no luck on my part), but I know this wasn't a big deal.  I noted this also persists in the Ju-88 last night.

[Hazard69]

I think the game sorts most things into Engine 1 and all other engines. I'm not a 100% sure, but I'm betting that if it were engine 2 that was damaged and you pressed Shift+E it will allow throttle control on Engine 1 (guess thats to cater to the vast majority of single engined planes).

Would be interesting to see how that works on 4 engined aircraft. If you lose engine one, do you then have to shift+select each engine to adjust power?  

A similar (though not related) issue exists with WEP. If you've lost one engine in a dual, you can't select WEP on the remaining engine   (unless you already had it engaged when you lost the engine). You'd think single engine ops would be one of those times when WEP would really be needed.