.50 cal recoil in the updated flight model?

[Stevecat]

I understand the flight model was tweaked a bit recently is this correct?  Over ruddering seems to have improved a little but the pitch is still as janky as ever and doesn't feel like I'm flying a plane only 1k lbs lighter than a P-47.  I know it's a big engine in a smaller airframe but it seesaws more than my Bf109.  Just feels too jumpy.  Also, does anyone notice when you fire all .50's the entire nose freaks out?  Almost impossible to hold the reticle on target anymore.  When ground strffing using the dive breaks helps but I don't think that was their intended use.  Is that over modeled recoil or is it a PICNIC (problem in chair, not in computer)?

[Saxman]

2 hours ago, Stevecat said:

Also, does anyone notice when you fire all .50's the entire nose freaks out?

I have not.

2 hours ago, Stevecat said:

When ground strffing using the dive breaks helps but I don't think that was their intended use.

That kinda IS their intended use.

[Stevecat]

23 hours ago, Saxman said:

I have not.

That kinda IS their intended use.

I  thought they were for dive bombing

[MiG21bisFishbedL]

7 minutes ago, Stevecat said:

I  thought they were for dive bombing

Any attack profile demanding a steep angle is their intention, really. It sounds like you're conducting your runs too slow. 

[Saxman]

23 minutes ago, MiG21bisFishbedL said:

Any attack profile demanding a steep angle is their intention, really. It sounds like you're conducting your runs too slow. 

Back in the day on Aces High some of the best Corsair sticks would use them in turn fights on the deck. Not only to get speed down to bring the wonder flaps into play, but if you pull too hard, stalled it,  and hit the deck you MIGHT bounce back up again, lol (I actually did see a guy do that).

[MiG21bisFishbedL]

1 minute ago, Saxman said:

Back in the day on Aces High some of the best Corsair sticks would use them in turn fights on the deck. Not only to get speed down to bring the wonder flaps into play, but if you pull too hard, stalled it,  and hit the deck you MIGHT bounce back up again, lol (I actually did see a guy do that).

I can't visualize that, in my head, without a cartoon "SPROING!" sound effect.