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IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey Famous title comes to consoles.

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Old 09-29-2009, 06:42 PM
King Jareth King Jareth is offline
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Come one people!
complain about bugs, bad gameplay, not accurate flight models, controls.. but dont get so raged because of this.


DO SOME RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OLEG BEFORE I SUE YOUR COMPANY. THIS IS NOT A JOKE.

^^ thats just a joke right? if not... it still is funny
It should be, Oleg Maddox had nothing to do with this game.
YOU DO SOME RESEARCH CAPS LOCK BOY.
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Old 09-29-2009, 06:50 PM
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It should be, Oleg Maddox had nothing to do with this game.
YOU DO SOME RESEARCH CAPS LOCK BOY.


i just LOL'd at that!!! i have no idea why i found that so funny.
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Old 09-29-2009, 08:02 PM
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I believe the immense kills achieved by Luftwaffe pilots was more to do with operational procedures and tactical considerations than aircraft superiority (note the 109 in my sig, if anything I'm biased TOWARDS to Messerschmitt).

German pilots basically lived at the front and could be fighting every day, but Allied pilots rotated. German aces continued to fly in combat, whereas Allied aces were promoted up the ranks or sent to training camps to share their knowledge with the next batch of nuggets.

Also, the German doctrine, centered around the 'finger four', dictated the leader (which would be the most experienced pilot, so Hartmann, Rall, Nowotny etc.) stalked the kill while the wingman covered him, so these pilots accrued many kills.

Futhermore, many of these aces flew on the eastern front during Operation Barbarossa, where they scored many victories against inexperienced Soviet pilots in often obsolete machinery. (Except of course Marseille, who scored almost all of his against Western Allied aircraft ^_^)
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