"In AH we have D-9. D-13 "
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Thanks. I don't know as much about the complicated marques as I'd like to. My meager Spit knowledge is not as extensive as the above.
However, I believe in general terms, in the rough classifications I'm capable of, we have what are argueable the best of their type in AH of each German fighter, that's to say, the 109 G10 (OK, it could be a K, but you guys seem unclear on the point), The 190 D (I've learnt more in your last post) and to be realistic, any 152 is yummy, thanks; not to mention the 262.
I see interminable arguments from experts on how the Lw stable should be widend or adapted on grounds of historical accuracy.
But who will these people fight and upon whom will they use thier weapons in their historical arena? The Spitfire would be excluded as either too early to be comparable or incorrectly armed to be "period" competative; and the only tank is Whermacht. Thus is the incessant Lw noise shown to be hollow; it is simply a wish for advantage; there is no historical yearning; on general terms for the game.
"And what comes to the Lw-whining...there are whiners whining about many planes and they aren't all "
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Well said Sir! <Bows, guilty as charged>
But I counter with this: We are all obsessive, this is a joke book typical obsessive nerds hobby. Indeed in every sim, in every game I've ever played there have been "authenticity" bores and wars. Airwarrior's will remember with horror the pedantic "Bring the P-39 to AW" campaign, or shudder at the question of "why did the Betties die?"; I'm sure there were and are WB and AH equivalents.
But only in AH have I seen so many of the bores, and so many wars come from one source, in such an organised manner as to be indentifyable. I don't know why this is. Every sim has it's fanatics, but usualy madness is a random sample. Do we even have an AH word for the Italian version of Luftwhine? Is Gatt a Spaghetti-wobble (ducks rotten fruit) or is Verm just an out and out Commie? You see?
"Anyways I hope you weren't referring to me with that "Lw-whiner" "
Hell no! Strangely, around 50% of my on-line friends fly axis planes, some to great effect.
None of them are luftwhiners either.
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