Author Topic: Nice set up in the CT (Read 274 times)

Frodo · « **on:** December 01, 2002, 10:22:25 PM »

Russian front,low alt.fights in the clouds,great terrain,some good aggresive LW pilots.

Great fun!

Frodo

Kweassa · « **Reply #1 on:** December 02, 2002, 02:13:24 AM »

That 1vs1 situation was fun!

I was there in a G-2, expecting some unwitting pilot would be at the Yak's seats.. drew him away from the rest of his friends, and coaxed him into 1vs1 situation. "No sweat, after a few overshoots this guys going down!" I think to myself..

But oh good grief was I ever wrong!

It had to be Frodo at the seats, dam**it!

Feels nice more people are getting interested in the CT, albeit slowly. Thinking back where the numbers were like 10~15 people when CT first started, and now almost 40~60 people enjoy the CT at peak times, this has to be a good thing.

I hope the new MT doesn't entirely wipe out the CT

Duedel · « **Reply #2 on:** December 02, 2002, 02:45:59 AM »

YEAH, really great setup.
Had a 1vs1 against Duvel (he in La5 me in 109G2). It was plain fun ( Duvel). The first really great 1vs1 after several weeks.
This made my day!

rv6 · « **Reply #3 on:** December 02, 2002, 05:59:03 AM »

YES! My first real trip to CT, due and thanks to the MA Reset flipping to that God-Awful, "PIZZA MAP". Man.. playing "Space Invaders" on a Commodore-64 is better than that hokey joke freakn pizza map.

At any rate,,

YES! The 1 v 1 's were cool for a change. And the scenery.. felt the cold Russian front seeping into the cockpit!

I was a Russian.. La5,, (which I hate), but learned to fly it well in the CT. 109's who were too eager for a turn-fite on the deck went down in pieces, every time.

But, the 109's & 190's that stayed high, had patience, and BZ'd me,, like a high-hen beak pecking & pecking down.. kill't a low La5 every time (another lesson well learn't that you'd never realize in the MA)..

Great fun for a change..

RV6~

Frodo · « **Reply #4 on:** December 02, 2002, 03:00:12 PM »

Kewassa !Best 1v1 I have had in a long time.I kept thinking man how is that guy turning that 109 like that.Right near the end I saw those crosses and I knew. I thought I was toast a couple of times.

Right after our fight a 190 jumped me and it was also a quality fight.(don't remember who it was though).I ran for home after that with sweaty palms and trembling hands.That is what it is all about!

30-40 in the CT will bring me in every time.

Like RV6 said... the terrain and the low clouds almost made you feel the cold.

Frodo