It isn’t a conspiracy. Its Gaijin’s business model.
because that will give you a wider turning radius than a dot of rudder does as your elevator never pulls down
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I’m just tapping the pitch down to force the elevator to reset for a bit, the faster I tap the stronger the effect is. You can adjust the sensitivity of the key in your settings too.
I’m not holding it to the point that the elevators will do a negative G pull, just to alleviate a few G’s from my max mouse aim instructor turn.
Check Willie Walrus on YT. I used to switch to full controls back and forth to control my sustained turns or just try to use mouse aim without max pull, but doing that method is just much more accessible, the turn won’t be as smooth, but it’s good enough.
I usually get G-suit last on top aircraft… Even on F-2A I got it last.
I’ll go further than you, my friend.
chaff for planes 12.0 or more should be in stock.
G suit and boosters (hydraulics) should be stock too.
that would be a minimum claim.
the ideal would be to eliminate the game’s stock grind.
just like the purchase of the 6th crew onwards being with GE, the bushes that give advantages in low br, the crew system (specialist and ace), you having to pay the training cost of a new that moves a crew slot vehicle… all these mechanics should be permanently removed from the game.
War Thunder will never be a competitive game and will never be a game with a real e-sports scene (as gaijin would so much like it to be) because of these mechanics…
…and even knowing this they will never get these mechanics.
I don’t know why, but gaijin prefer to profit from the frustration of their player base much more than profit from their enjoyment.
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It really feels like that gaijin prefers quantity over quality at some times…
I can get them some cocktail. will change their mind fast after 3 bottle.
I don’t know, War Thunder is a good game, Gaijin has good products, the problem is the way they chose to sell this product.
Of course there are better patches and worse ones, but overall War Thunder is a good game, the problem is how it sells itself.
Making an analogy with restaurants, gaijin is not a restaurant that wants to sell a culinary experience, that wants to sell good food for you to enjoy.
They sell hunger, to push any food on you, even if they have the best ingredients to make the best food, they prefer to sell hunger to ensure that you will always eat rather than sell a culinary experience.
Airframe should come before boosters.
On most aircraft, it’s the difference between wing ripping or not.