It's often the same sentence used when putting down AH "Oh but I tried AH but..." It would be interesting to actually have them post the callsign's they trialed under as one I tried a few weeks ago after the person said they tried it was a little misleading, a handful of sorties over a month is hardly a fair trial
As for the post you guys have refered to, yes there are dweebs in the arena, there are and have been in WB it's not an AH 'thing'
It's laughable to see the constant referrals to laser gunnery when it simply is'nt so, just a player used to the WB icon (took me a while too) I've had plenty of experience of nursing a damaged plane home in fighters and especially bombers. One thing Poopster remarked on when trying AH was the way you had to adjust your timing as if you flew like you did in WB you're toast.
AH fm's might well feel strange to a WB'er but as the WB team have expressed a desire to do a full FM review I hardly think it wise to hold WB up as any kind of example
There are cheats in any game, it's a fact of life that human nature is to suceed and some do it at all costs. There were cheats in WB and almost certainly in AH but it's laughable to somehow insinuate it's more of a problem in AH when the producer of Warbirds abuses his CM powers to cheat in the arena
Both sims suffer from those who game the game. I spent a little time in WBIII and was met by just as many HO nuts as I do here and players performing some odd negative G manouvres in LW planes.
Why these games have to be turned into a religion I don't know. I sometimes think the so called 'fanboi's' in AH and WB would think less of cheating on their wife than they would to try the competitor's sim
I hold accounts in AH, WB and WW2OL, not sure why I still do in WW2OL but I'll wait and give the new patch a try once it's official and won't wipe my HDD. There is stuff I like in WBIII and AH, in a perfect world these would be combined and we'd have a super sim until then I'll just try and get the best out of what's on offer.
