correct as-is Sudden G-LOC effect

[NineLine]

5 hours ago, Lixma 06 said:

e: question for the team (or anyone who knows) does the addition of a G-Suit alter the perceived effects of G-LOC (visual, auditory etc) or just the time taken for onset? (or both?)

Not sure I understand your question. Sorry.

[Lixma 06]

Well some pilots e.g. Mig-15 didn't have G-suits (IIRC) so I'm wondering if, setting aside the time taken, the experience of G-LOC is noticeably different depending on whether a pilot wears one or not. 

[RPY Variable]

1) The effect seems to be too sudden. Today I black out on almost all merges. 
https://streamable.com/2vgohk

2) From changelog: "This is most useful AFTER performing a G warmup (4 to 5 G for 90-degrees, and then the same maneuver back in the other direction)." Why 90° in one direction, and then 90° in the other direction??? I find it kind of arcade. Like if matter which side you are pulling, there is no difference for the body. For example, G-Force centrifuges only rotate in one direction. In my opinion it should be, X amount of G's X amount of time and that's it.

[ChuckIV]

Also, don't forget that NEGATIVE G's are much worse for blacking out.  The human body can brown-out at a low 1-2 G's NEGATIVE.  Push your stick too far forward and you will blackout very, very quickly.

ChuckIV