DD_Fenrir

LITERALLY UNPLAYABLE!!!! Meanwhile, life continues.

Nice attitude. I'm sure you'll get plenty of people falling over themselves to help you with your issue using that tone and language.

As far as I was aware no WW2 Japanese assets have officially been released yet. If these then are unofficial mods you will garner no support from ED as third party unofficial mods and any issues there with are not their responsibility. My mistake, I had forgotten a selection of IJA ground units had been included. First, remove any unofficial mods and run a repair then test if the issue still exists. If it does then I would not post in this Bugs and Problems thread as this is for issues with the map itself; I would find either the Bugs and Problems thread for AI units under the DCS 2.9 section or try the similar store as under the WW2 Assets Pack sub forum.

The A6M5 was not far the most numerous of the late war fighter Japanese naval fighter types and thus represents the most likely you would encounter. The other issue with modelling a Frank is trying to find reliable data, and establishing how much of that performance was lost in build quality (pretty poor by that stage) and in reliability. A well built, carefully maintained Ki-84 would have indeed been a formidable opponent but in late 44/early 45 by all accounts they were rarely at their best in either category and their performance suffered accordingly.

Have another read of the list, old boy; apparently you missed a couple of points...

You're doing it wrong.

Are you guys using any unofficial mods?

The Seafire 15 never saw operational service as far as I am aware. The Merlin 55 engined Seafire F/L Mk.III certainly did, alongside F4U-1D and Corsair Mk.II in the pacific theatre. The F/L Mk.III however, is more closely related to the RAFs Mk.V version than the LF IXc we currently have. Just putting a hook on our Spitfire LF.IXc really does not adhere to EDs own standards.

https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1533293

I suspect - I reiterate that what I am about to say is a supposition - that some flight surface airloads are not yet modelled fully or at all. There is precedence for this; Spitfire rudder airloads were absent on initial EA, as were - IIRC - the P-47. It maybe that this feature is WiP.

If suggestions are being taken, I would add that the following would be an excellent QoL improvement, plus be more realistic: User selectable option to temporarily disable catapult 1 & 2 and allow parking on Cat 2 And if it would be possible when parking to have the directors position the aircraft the correct orientation and then for an automatic function push the aircraft back, even if would be a sudden snap rather than a gradual animation, I think would be better.

The book my Father’s work is in was published in 1985. Given that he is not an expert in radar systems or avionics, I suspect the Stevenson book material was used as reference and redrawn. Salamander produced a large variety of military aviation books during the 80’s; it would not surprise me that these drawings would be leveraged across other tomes, or sold to other publishers for use.

For clarity here are the originals with further details and annotations that explain some of the shown information, including a representation of the DDD showing how the MiG-21 referenced bricks should appear:

My Father and his graphic design business partner drew these originally for the book “Modern Fighting Aircraft: F-14” published by Salamander.

Wow. Gaslighting? That’s pretty <profanity>ty behaviour. But what more can we expect from angry man boy wehraboos?