Simmer down, Hazed. What I said was:
That didn't stop the Axis from taking Malta again, and holding on to a good chunk of Sicily as well. And that was against 2:1 odds much of the time.
I don't see the use of terms such as "vastly superior" or "dominating" anywhere in there, do you?
. I merely meant to infer that availability of the Spit may have made the Luftwaffe's job harder, not impossible. The comment was also an offhanded compliment to those who have been flying LW inspite of the Spitfires. In any event, it sounds like you've had some pretty fun fights in the CT, along with the frustrating times (good and bad in everything, I guess).
Any you're right, I haven't flown Luftwaffe in this set up. I flown very little at all, as Shane points out. I have spent a lot of time in Luftwaffe planes, however. I love the 109, and fly it often. The few times I've been in the CT this tour I've flown Allied because that's were my squadies were flying. Other tours I've flown exclusively Axis.
Right now, in addition to keeping an eye on the CT (which I check several times a day to see that everything's running smooth), I'm working a special terrain project with Sundog, working 40 hours a week, tending to the needs of a new house, my wife, my four kids (three teenagers:eek: ! what was I thinking), and trying to finish a novel. Anyone who's been an active member of the CM corp can probably appreciate the negative impact it has on your flying time. That doesn't mean I'm not paying attention to the situation on-line. Brady, Hblair, and I are doing our best to give people the AH experience they're looking for, and take all suggestions, gripes, and complaints seriously. So you'll forgive me if the sarcasm is lost on me.
No hard feelings here, Hazed, and I'm not angry. I'm just a little frustrated. Guess my skin's been worn a little thin lately. Not enough beer, I think:cool: .
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