RentedAndDented

I have also been seeing this issue. My first and third AI Hornet fly into the water in one of my missions, no matter what I do to them.

This possibly isn't unique to the Hornet. I have noticed the lead in an AI flight of 2 will not have full leading edge flap extension, but the number 2 AI will.

When people buy a product under early access, and think it's unethical that the list of features ready for the EA is updated prior to EA release, rather than them finding out on the day. Because it's 'silent'. On a list that they were advised is subject to change. Which was then changed accordingly, and people could see that the change was made, prior to the EA. Because it is 'silent'. If this logic was taken to court, you'd be laughed out of the courtroom.

What temperature was the baseline before it was modelled? This is also happening with the F-15C but it's not something I was concerned about.

Not necessarily mod related, I am on a clean install with no mods and I'm getting it.

Perhaps I am missing something, but can't you do that using the Auto mode pretty accurately? I've been practicing that using Mk.83s and if you line it up carefully it's actually reasonably accurate.

I don't see the rolling on trim issue. Mine goes dead straight. Also, according to the manual, 8G is max, and is only permissible at light weights. I have never broken the jet, I think because it tends to be a little heavy on the controls when heavy or slow. It's not an F-5 in that sense which gets twitchy and over-g is very easy. It's interesting that our experiences are so different.