Inverted-Cobra-Maneuver

This did help, I spent some more time adjusting the curves and found that a positive 10 curve makes a noticeable difference during TO, Also I need to invest in a better stick setup. I could've swore that I've heard an Eagle pilot mention something about having to get used to the flight controls in an interview, Ill have to spend some time searching through my history but if I find it Ill post it with the timestamp.

Indeed bending the wings like that is not normal, I was trying to ask are the slight pitch oscillations normal? Also wondering what the technical reason for this would be as almost every other aircraft in DCS doesn't seem to do it. I've never flown aircraft IRL and I'm an aviation noob in general, Please forgive me for sounding uneducated.

Almost certain this an Eagle thing. I've had this exact effect when I fly the F-15C and also on an F-15 mod for MFS2020. Mad fun when I'm flying low and end up bending the wings from over G when trying to counter it. I've tried adjusting the curve settings and nothing gets rid of it, Can someone else confirm that this is normal?

Thank you both so much for the advice, It was driving me crazy for weeks and I thought I had tired just about everything. I was in such shock when it started working I had to test it a few times. This has made my day.

When cold starting the FLCS BIT test instantly fails immediately after flipping the switch. It seems to be entirely random and I've tried all sorts of things, full stick and rudder inputs, FLCS reset switch, etc. It seems to happen 50% of the time no matter what I do before hand or when I flip the switch during startup. Sometimes I have to flip the switch 2-3 times before the run light comes on, the fail light stays on and I get a FLCS caution and WARN on the hud, every now and again the PFLD will turn on as well and the F-ACK button seems to do nothing. Eventually the FLCS BIT test will run and pass regardless. Not sure if this is just because FLCS failures are still WIP or if this is normal. Any insight would help.