Originally posted by brady
Batz is Wotan of old and he flew in the CT on this same set up long ago we used to run this plane set around a year ago, he is also one of the most experanced and knoledgable people in Ah on this subject matter. And unless Squire has another account I dont think he neads any help in looking bad Arlo.
I know who Batz is and how long he's been around and his relationship to the CT. I also know his opinion of this
current setup in the Slot and I note he's not flown in it once.
I
do see some skillful Zeke drivers flying this tour .. as well as those in the Tony and George. I
have seen the odds, kills by one side vs. the other, tactics and numbers fluctuate back and forth and pretty evenly. I
have noticed and appreciated the fact that my opponents are dedicated and aren't complaining (and are skilled). I've seen the same from my fellow Allied flyers.
There've even been low level furballs with numbers flexing from one side to the other. There's been numerous occasions of Hog drivers upping from 40 when multiple IJ aircraft have it capped. There's also been incidents of the inverse happening at 30. And yes, there've been pilots doing their best to exploit the strengths of their machines versus the weaknesses of their opponents.
Hearing complaints at the start of a this terrain/planeset rotation based
solely on past experiences may be well and good for some but experience generally stops when one stops experiencing and reputation only glides so far past that. I've seen it elsewhere. And took it just as seriously then.
I'm sure there'll be plenty who flew this one that'll offer up opinions on their experiences. I'm willing to see how things are accepted by the group in the end.
If it ends up a consensus of Allied players enjoying it and Axis players not, then we go from there, I reckon.
But it certainly doesn't appear to be the "disaster" some predicted.
And if, by chance, HTC eventually adds to the planeset in the post - AHII world we look forward to experiencing ... so much the better.