You know you are addicted to il2 when.......

[VRPilot]

when you sit in your car and try to recenter your viewpoint

when try to touch a non-existent button on your gear shifter to zoom in when you can't read the sign or license plates

[56RAF_Roblex]

When you habitually adopt 'echelon right' when walking with your wife.

[ITAF_falcon73]

When you start thinking to remove the rear view mirror from your car to gain a couple of mph in top speed.

[IckyATLAS]

When you use the HUD display in your car (for those who have one) as a reticle to target pedestrian crossing the road, and you clench your hand on the gear stick and can't find the firing button.

[[APAF]VR_Spartan85]

While driving you turn your head to either side slightly expecting to see behind you 180 degrees but no dice.....

 

And every aircraft that you see You just know it’s within 10km distance....

 

you wonder why why you didn’t change to 3rd person when getting out of your car.....

[MarderIV]

When looking at large formations of aircraft in IRL footage, I suddenly expect everything to go slo-mo. 

 

Or expect my PC to overheat any moment. ?

 

 

 

 

[Oyster_KAI]

Every two weeks , my F5 key will be broken.......?

[IRRE_Axurit]

When you see what you think is a police car, far off the road, and you're looking at the steering wheel, the zoom button ...

[69th_Mobile_BBQ]

You size up other cars on the road thinking "I can totally out turn them.".

[Feathered_IV]

You talk in your sleep.  Your wife becomes suspicious, and believes that you are having an affair.  

She hires a private investigator to find out who this "Dee Dee" is.

[56RAF_Roblex]

When you are driving and see an aircraft pass above you on a reciprocal bearing and momentarily panic in case he drops on your tail.

If someone overtakes and pulls in front I reach for the guns for a snapshot to punish him for his overshoot.
My family is used to me responding to texts with 'OMW' and giving bearings as clock positions.
I cannot break the habit of walking slightly behind and to one side of my wife (when not holding hands. Aww)

Edited November 20, 2020 by 56RAF_Roblex

[novicebutdeadly]

You don't have an issue wearing face masks indoors... provided that you are above 10,000 feet