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Friday Squad Operations / Re: December 2025 FSO: Last Days of the Luftwaffe
« Last post by Devil 505 on Yesterday at 11:33:17 AM »
The counterpart to the Tu-2 on the Axis is the 190F-8. It too can dogfight like a fighter.

If the match up was Tu-2 vs Ju 88's, then that would probably be a problem. But for a Jabo-centric design, I think Tu-2 vs 190F-8 will work just fine.

 :salute
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The O' Club / Re: The Best NFL Cheerleader Team
« Last post by Animl-AW on Yesterday at 11:20:11 AM »
Don’t know about the best, but the most popular. Their outfits really made it work.
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Friday Squad Operations / Re: December 2025 FSO: Last Days of the Luftwaffe
« Last post by Softail on Yesterday at 11:11:31 AM »
You removed the 190D for Axis on second hour, but left the TU-2 on Allied?    Who would fly anything but a TU-2 hour two?   Nothing on the the Axis would be able to catch it and it dog fights like a fighter.   This should be interesting.
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The O' Club / Re: The Best NFL Cheerleader Team
« Last post by AKIron on Yesterday at 11:09:53 AM »
My niece tried out for the Cowboy cheerleaders several years ago. She didn't make the squad.

I don't watch pro football anymore.
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Hardware and Software / Re: Hotas Recommendations
« Last post by AKIron on Yesterday at 11:02:24 AM »
One example of assigning a button to an axis would be turning on WEP when the physical throttle hits 100%. With a curve you should be able to hit 100% power just before hitting the end of physical travel. Push that last quarter inch to remain at 100% and engage WEP. Pull back slightly to disengage.
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Hardware and Software / Re: Hotas Recommendations
« Last post by AKIron on Yesterday at 10:57:57 AM »
I haven't looked at the VKB config software but I suspect it's similar to the Virpil in function. With the Virpil you can, among other things, assign buttons to various positions on axes. You can create profiles with different configs and swap them on the fly. If VKB won't do that for ya Joystick Gremlin will.
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Aces High General Discussion / Why is Cybro still allowed to camp a CV deck?
« Last post by mERv on Yesterday at 10:56:39 AM »
This has been talked about foreveryet still this type of play shows a lack of oversite by HTC in regards to rules. The account is clearly a shade. Should we just go ahead and throw the multiple accounts on different countries rule out the window?
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Hardware and Software / Re: Hotas Recommendations
« Last post by Animl-AW on Yesterday at 10:56:17 AM »
They have great Youtube videos to help you and their Discord channel is manned by some helpful folks and they seem to monitor the channel and answer questions pretty much 24/7. Also, their BBS on their website under "support" is pretty good too.

Once you get a feel for the software, it's pretty limitless. For AH I suggest simply calibrating it the VKB program then AH sees it perfectly. If you got the rudders, I think AH already sees them.

I think you'll like the VKB stuff.

Program it within the game. I ysed the software once. As long as windows sees it you’re fine. Not hard at all.
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Technical Support / Re: hitechcreations.com
« Last post by Animl-AW on Yesterday at 10:52:09 AM »
Also, reboot your router at least once per month. This clears many things.
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The O' Club / Re: Just changed their minds..
« Last post by Animl-AW on Yesterday at 10:18:52 AM »
Whats missing in this convo is streets smarts. People without it grasp onto delirium and falsehoods and believe the very people who are leading them down the wrong path, they cling to conmen, trust the wrong people. They are open doors to fallacy and dark imaginings that are not there. They see ghost that do not exist. They are open prey to persuasion. They will trust pretty words over harsh reality that people they trust will cut them first chance.

Qanon types are not only dangerous to people around them but to themselves.

They trust a con over the facts that beat them in the face.

Rev Jim Jones preyed on these type and they accepted him with full open arms, and then willfully drank the poisoned grape koolaid that killed them. Thats where the “ drink the koolaid” was invented. And now they themselves grasp that tixie cup with a white knuckle death grip, void of the wisdom of street smarts to know how low people will go and when to recognize it.

They over think things until they justify following a horse off a cliff. Instincts are ignored.

Its sad to watch. They trust the very people stripping them down into hysterical mental mush.

Life will be harsh for these types as they run into the fire and call others fools.

This allowed Hitler and Mussolini to thrive on the weak minded who lack street smarts to spot a con and swindle. The truth is too boring for them.

Ya can’t fix that, you can only avoid them to spare your own sanity and wish them well.

They are the ones who burn in a Waco fire and drink the koolaid.

Some of the stuff I read is disturbing.

Americans kill more Americans than any other country or terrorist, at 40k per yr, but thats ok, they are excused, it doesn’t count. They cry about someone on welfare while the person they praise steals billions from them. Its sick. Zero street smarts.

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