OK, you’re clearly trolling. Have a good day and welcome to ignore list for a year. Ciao!
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I am giving you information however you got trust issue on my experince.
you don’t get it, the BI is balanced bc he shot one down with a higher br jet in ground RB
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I shot one down in a clipped wing spit, time to put the BI at 5.0 (do it Gaijin it’ll be funny)
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I remember my first time encountering a BI… I don’t remember exactly if I was flying the P-51H or F8F-1B. I just remember this “thing” zipping around… the nametag/icon dancing around my screen and around my teammates in ways that seemed impossible.
I would make turns, twist and corkscrew, like physics simply didn’t apply to it. I’d seen Spits and Zeros, I thought I knew what good turning looked like… I didn’t. Still, though, I thought my teammates could use their superior numbers to take him down. Ah, I was so naive!
As I was flying towards this fur ball, I watched the BI not only climb away from my teammates… but he just kept climbing past my altitude as well… while going faster than me. Watching “the thing” zoom climb at a speed I couldn’t match level was… disheartening.
I play a lot of U.S. props - I am used to not being able to turn with other planes. I am used to “taking the turn fight = death.” I was completely unprepared for a plane that is also faster - in a climb, in a dive, level. Impossible to escape, impossible to catch.
Sadly, I don’t usually know someone is flying one until the match develops - and by then it’s too late to escape. Now, in fairness, I guess it must be balanced because my team beat one the other day - we managed to win a 5 v. 1 after forcing head on passes and only lost 3 planes! Perfectly balanced.
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