Berloga Duel & Dogfigth ?

[Guest deleted@50488]

Does this server use the "Simple Flight Model" ?

 

Sometimes I login and play there, but after a while get the sensation that my aircraft and the others do things that don't really feel that realistic, flight dynamics wise...

 

I wonder if the sessions hosted at that Server sometimes use the "Simplified Physics" option in the Realism options ?

[Barnacles]

I think it's a low temperature map and all planes generally have low fuel.

[Guest deleted@50488]

Good point @Barnacles   

[216th_Jordan]

I think it's a low temperature map and all planes generally have low fuel.

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[Leon_Portier]

The amount of dogfight fun is indirectly proportional to the fuel one.

[Boaty-McBoatface]

Berloga is standard atmospheric pressure at 15 degrees C I believe. With low fuel the plane's control surfaces will be slicing that air with authority.

 

Go on a winter map with temperature minus 25 C and you'll see the controls are much slower with the air so thin. The machines go very fast but the control inputs are much less sensitive.

[THERION]

The probability of running out of fuel on this server is quite unlikely as you might be shoot down before this occurs...

[216th_Jordan]

Berloga is standard atmospheric pressure at 15 degrees C I believe. With low fuel the plane's control surfaces will be slicing that air with authority.

 

Go on a winter map with temperature minus 25 C and you'll see the controls are much slower with the air so thin. The machines go very fast but the control inputs are much less sensitive.

The air is actually a lot thicker at -25°C. Increased density also makes controlling hard. (hence why the 109 works so well at high altitude - with lower density it loses its bad handling trades)