When was this set up ran?
Granted, not recently.
But I've been here since CT was first created. I remeber what the early days of PAC setups in the CT was like. The setup, did run. Even worse, there was a setup with A6M2s and 5s, against Hellcats and Corsairs.
Yes, it was the early days of CT before every setup was 'standardized' in terms of balance and playability.
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Besides, throw in a N1K2 in the mentioned setup and still things don't change. The point remains valid, I'm afraid.
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I thought Hungary was good.
Regardless of the La-7s, there were basically only two "types" of fighters in both sides, which were very simularly matched with no certain combination of tactical advantages horded to one side's planeset. Speed was about equal. Little bit of advantage in maneuverability to the VVS, but not so large as that cannot be covered by the LW machines.
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Imagine a USAAF vs LW setup. P-51s and P-47s vs Bf109s and Fw190Ds. Two sides, two plane types, closely matched.
And then, add in a Spit9 to the setup and what do you get?
It becomes a early~mid '44 setup with that.
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Now, regardless of history, in terms of game balance, that's exactly the same thing as adding in a N1K2 for the Axis planes on the recent Hungary setup.
I'm willing to bet a whole lot of people will spend the entire week whining about adding in the N1K2 is a destruction of balance.
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In terms of gameplay the only thing which justifies the uber variety of Allied planes is history. And the Axis pilots are willing to accept that. In that case, they'd expect no less from Allied pilots.