so now you are changing your words, you literally still have it up and I quote:
“flying” and being in a somewhat stable hover are NOT the same thing, thats is why the RUDDER exists… because the blade pitch simply does not have ENOUGH counter force when moved to give the KA’s enough yaw input during forward/rear motion… otherwise the literal designers of the damn KA wouldnt have given it a RUDDER and simply relied on the blade pitch adjustments… which again you are blatantly ignoring here as to why it exists…
Again flying and being in stable or slow descent (which is what you do when you lose a tail) begin emergency landing are categorically not the same. so when you clearly said “it can fly without its tail” its just wrong. thats like saying a plane can still fly without one of it wings (it “could” but generally speaking its either in a heavily trimmed descent or the pilot is considering bailing out) pick your poison. I for one do not consider “flying” as minimal yaw input if ANY given potential variable such as conditions of either the weather/airframe are present end of.
you picked it and outright tried to hide the literal replies to that post and others CLAIMING exactly what has been said by me and others on here (losing the tail means no yaw input or very minor yaw input during forward/rear motion) which if you bothered to play WT at all you would see that every KA that lost its tail in game straight up flies like its nothing which is simply not possible without the RUDDER thats why you cherry picked that image and clearly didnt show the replies effectively disproving your own argument and proving others.
did you even “vet” your own link in that first article… ill snip the important bit that for some reason seems to hugely gone past your head. “twin rudders intended mainly to improve control in autorotation, but also effective in coordinating turns; flight can be maintained on one engine at maximum T-O weight”
I mean I dont expect you to know what autorotation means but the fact you straight up ignored the ACTUAL bit afterwards “but also effective in coordinating turns” is honestly mind blowing… changing blade pitch does not provide enough yaw input to manage turns ESPECIALLY if weather conditions are involved THAT IS WHY a RUDDER exists, you lose the rudder you are playing a dangerous game by not beginning emergency landing or bailing out. because any minor cross winds and you are done for without a rudder.
So show ME and everyone else where KA’s can fly without a tail like they would with a tail (as in full input on all axis) you will not because the entire point of it “flying” without a tail is to give the pilots time to bail or try emergency landings. again non of this is even touching on other factors that greatly decrease the likelihood of pulling normal flight manoeuvres of without a tail/rudder input.
But on the subject of Autorotation (if you want a nice read) Autorotation | SKYbrary Aviation Safety you categorically need a rudder so if you think ANY KA pilot will “fly” normally without a rudder when its an integral part of autorotation emergency landings in the event of engine failures (which is very likely if you just lost a tail due to enemy fire) are you beginning to see how stupid it is to expect KAs to “fly” without a tail is unrealistic because it simply goes against so many factors that would either force an ejection OR the pilot does a risk assessment and deems the airframe unsafe so tries to land it quickly.
You are not convincing anyone here that the KAs “can fly” without a tail, not the way the game has it portrayed, if a kill is credited then you should be auto kicked out the pilot seat back to vehicle selection menu, its stupid to expect KAs IRL to somehow “get multiple” frags when losing its tail