The only difference in physics is if you are playing realistic/historic battles compared to arcade or if you're playing simulator.

The physics doesn't change either when you are in the same mode, if you're playing arcade, using a joystick compared to mouse aim isn't going to make the physics different. You can go into any mode even arcade and pull your plane upwards and see if instructor corrects the stall and it won't. The instructor never corrects a stall, or if the pilot stalls at all. The only thing the instructor does is warn you that you are about to stall. I don't know where you got this assumption from, unless you are a programmer or have logs of this as proof it doesn't really apply. This is also wrong, the instructor only corrects trim, MEC (radiator, hatch, light, and a few other components), and takeoff/landing(takeoff flaps/landing flaps). Hey mate, as a RL pilot you'll have more knowledge then i do for sure about this stuff, but i can say though that with using mouseaim i've seen my planes go into stalls and flatspins despite the instructor, so it is actually posible as far as i know When it comes to control and reaction time, computer win, aggravated by the fact you can't feel your plane in a videogame. The difference is that we are human, and the only thing a human does better than the tools he creates is thinking.

It is boosted in AB, 'vanilla' in RB & SB, but the same regardless of the control input. I have enough time flying Cessna to tell you that Mouse Aim is a huge advantage compared to real life or JS flying.īut please understand my point : there is one set of physics for the game. I am not saying that instructor is not OP. But the plane won't have to stall necessarily, especially when the computer can correct it before a human even realize what is happening. That's 'its' first rule, before any other.Īs said above: a Human would stall it. The difference is with a JS, you are doing it as a human (and can overdo it), while the instructor with MA will ride on the edge, without any effort, because that's a computer.

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