taxi out of hanger crash to tower

[Traveler]

I set a mission for a 262 out of A96 a large airfield, I spawned in the hanger , started the engins and begame to taxi, bam, I"m in the tower with the you crashed message.  No film, sorry. but this is a bug.

[guncrasher]

dont taxi out of the hangar in any perked plane, it's a known bug.

semp

[Traveler]

dont taxi out of the hangar in any perked plane, it's a known bug.

semp

I disagree that it's a known bug, if it was, I'd have known about it, right?  Anyway, I guess what you are actually saying is that HTC knows that the there is a bug in the code and they  just don't want to fix it.  Also is there a place to go and read about all the known bugs in the game.  I mean by rights HTC should return the 191 perk points that the known bug cost me.  I guess HTC wouldn't really want to have such a document , you know , pay us the $14.99 a month for code that contains the following Known bugs.

[guncrasher]

I remember reading about this from early this year about 262's crashing out of the hangar.  but I do not recall if it was fixed or if it was going to be fixed.  game is not perfect but they do try to make it.

semp

[Tyrannis]

I believe the 262 bug popped up when the b29 was added didn't it? When it started occuring in mass numbers, Hitech DID put a warning out to everyone in the MOTD in-game. It warned people to not up 262's from the hanger due to a bug that causes them to tower as they started their engines. The MOTD opens automaticly as you enter the LW. So when this bug was happening on widescale cases, HTC did warn everyone. They didnt pay ppl perk points back because i dont think they can tell who truly lost perkies due to The bug, and who could just be lieing to try to get free perkies. not to call YOU a lier, but for all they know, you could be lieing right now to try to squeeze some perkies from them.

[The Fugitive]

See Rule #4

[Tyrannis]

Speaking of 262 bugs tho, There seems to be a bug with its altimeter.  One of the altitude points is missing.

[guncrasher]

just out of curiosity why would you spawn an aircraft out of the hangar?  specially a 262?

semp

[MachFly]

I thought HTC already fixed that bug, guess not.

just out of curiosity why would you spawn an aircraft out of the hangar?  specially a 262?

semp

To make it more realistic, in real life you don't get into the plane when it's already on the runway.

[Traveler]

I thought HTC already fixed that bug, guess not.

To make it more realistic, in real life you don't get into the plane when it's already on the runway.

Exactly

[gyrene81]

To make it more realistic, in real life you don't get into the plane when it's already on the runway.

you watched pearl harbor too many times...in reality the only planes in the hangars were in for repairs/maintenance and only when hangars were available. otherwise they were parked at paddocks where bases had them, along tree lines when available, along one or both sides of a taxiway and/or an open area close to the runway.

[Superfly]

To my knowledge, we've never been able to reproduce this bug, so a film would be a big help, thanks.

[mrmidi]

ME262 spawning in the hanger in the ndisles terrain. Crashed to tower after starting to roll out of the hanger. Field was A22

Film located here.

http://www.mrmidi.net/dloads/AH/film20.ahf

 
midi

[MachFly]

you watched pearl harbor too many times...in reality the only planes in the hangars were in for repairs/maintenance and only when hangars were available. otherwise they were parked at paddocks where bases had them, along tree lines when available, along one or both sides of a taxiway and/or an open area close to the runway.

I never said you start your engine in the hangar. I in real life you don't get into your airplane when it's already on the runway. Normally you push/tow your plane out of the hangar, than get in, start your engine and taxi out to the runway.

[gyrene81]

I never said you start your engine in the hangar. I in real life you don't get into your airplane when it's already on the runway. Normally you push/tow your plane out of the hangar, than get in, start your engine and taxi out to the runway.

that may be the way it works in peace time when you're wanting to fly your cessna but not during ww1, ww2, korea or vietnam, the plane was only in a hangar for repairs/maintenance, otherwise it sat out in the weather.