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Originally Posted by Blackdog_kt
Guys, as much as i love to fly the 109 i have to ask a very simple question.
Is this a gut feeling that something is wrong, or is there a way to measure that it is off?
I mean, in order for it to be treated as a bug we must have a case of:
1) This is how it should be
2) Evidence
3) This is how it is in the sim
4) If 1 and 3 don't match, please fix bug
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This is no less simplistic than David opening post.
How can you measure stick forces in a simulator? Or breakout force for stick and rudder input? To say nothing about adverse yaw, residual roll rate, self-centering, and all the more or less subtle things that make a plane pleasant to fly.
Compared to real life light planes (I’ve flown many, from steady-as-a-truck types to really manoeuvrable ones) I always found all CoD planes overly sensitive and generally lacking in stability (both static and dynamic).
Definitely, it isn’t a bug. But it’s enough to severely detract to the fun of flying, leaving alone combat effectiveness.
As I said many, many times, in my opinion the best answer would be more options to suit all different players’ tastes.