The games are really good, but a bit… weird.
I’d reccomend playing them if you have the time tbh.
Plus now you can get ALL of them on PC instead of just a few select titles.
i don’t have THAT much time, and this type of gameplay isn’t my cup of coffee unfortunately. But i looked trough the plot and it is pretty cool, even if japanese style crazy.
Right now my GF plays trough entirety of CoD with me backseating because she wants to know about hot guys in uniform… (strangely enough this is not the reason why she picked me, despite my 10 years of service)
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Obviously she’s an FSB agent sent to keep you from posting too many secrets online.
That’s fair.
She’s… from Donetsk
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…
oh
You dont say
Also look, another Su-30SM with training doohikey
Another one as well
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Does anyone know why the Su-35S throttle isn’t attached to the side of the Cockpit like other Flankers?
Change in the design. Su-37 was the first attempt to switch to this type of throttle
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Nevermind, I was confused with terminology. Su-37 used very weird throttle based on a strain gauge it seems.
Su-35 might’ve changed because this is more common way to control throttle? It’s available for export after all. Or maybe due to cockpit space constraints.
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37 mentioned.
Where is my Canard Terminator Gaijin???
Is this how we treat in family brother?
What’s wrong with liking canard flankers :(
cringe French layout vs
based soviet layout
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nothing, i just don’t like Su-37 for how it makes Su-27M completely forgotten just because it has fancy engines
But that’s not 37’s fault actually.
And yet it didn’t even use the engines most people attribute to it.
Su-37 is the most maneuverable flanker in the world!!! (Shit is almost as heavy as Su-30SM, only has 2D TVC and early version of FBW that was later upgraded and used on Su-30MKI)
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