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[10ebbor10]

A game with realistic physics for planes, vehicles and boats. Doing bombing runs is fun.

[MrWiggles]

Isnt that more or less Battlefield series?

[10ebbor10]

Isnt that more or less Battlefield series?

Realistic

Not, jump out of plane, get rocket launcher, reboard midflight. I meant something more akin to a flight simulator, with failing engines and such.

[Catastrophic lolcats]

ARMA?

[Scelly9]

For the planes part you can try one of the IL2: Sturmovik games. The older ones, not cliffs of dover.

[MrWiggles]

Isnt that more or less Battlefield series?

Realistic

Not, jump out of plane, get rocket launcher, reboard midflight. I meant something more akin to a flight simulator, with failing engines and such.

What was really stopping a WW2 pilot from doing that? Other then sanity.

[Xeron]

Isnt that more or less Battlefield series?

Realistic

Not, jump out of plane, get rocket launcher, reboard midflight. I meant something more akin to a flight simulator, with failing engines and such.

What was really stopping a WW2 pilot from doing that? Other then sanity.

Gravity for example ?

[Catastrophic lolcats]

But gravity, like evoultion, is just a theory. 

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[MrWiggles]

Isnt that more or less Battlefield series?

Realistic

Not, jump out of plane, get rocket launcher, reboard midflight. I meant something more akin to a flight simulator, with failing engines and such.

What was really stopping a WW2 pilot from doing that? Other then sanity.

Gravity for example ?

The plane and the pilot fall at the same speed.

[10ebbor10]

Isnt that more or less Battlefield series?

Realistic

Not, jump out of plane, get rocket launcher, reboard midflight. I meant something more akin to a flight simulator, with failing engines and such.

What was really stopping a WW2 pilot from doing that? Other then sanity.

Non superhuman reflexes, and the fact that a human is not as aerodynamic as a plane. Besides, opening up the cover would certainly damage the plane, nor do they keep flying in a straight line. It would spin out of control before you got back in too.

[MrWiggles]

Isnt that more or less Battlefield series?

Realistic

Not, jump out of plane, get rocket launcher, reboard midflight. I meant something more akin to a flight simulator, with failing engines and such.

What was really stopping a WW2 pilot from doing that? Other then sanity.

Non superhuman reflexes, and the fact that a human is not as aerodynamic as a plane. Besides, opening up the cover would certainly damage the plane, nor do they keep flying in a straight line. It would spin out of control before you got back in too.

The cover is meant to be manually opened. And plane can keep flying in a straight line, you can lock the control stick into place.

[thobal]

Isnt that more or less Battlefield series?

Realistic

Not, jump out of plane, get rocket launcher, reboard midflight. I meant something more akin to a flight simulator, with failing engines and such.

What was really stopping a WW2 pilot from doing that? Other then sanity.

Gravity for example ?

The plane and the pilot fall at the same speed.

The plane, being much denser than the pilot, would fall much faster.

Plus, there is that whole troublesome engine thing that might lead the plane to fly rapidly away from the un-aerodynamic pilot.

[10ebbor10]

Isnt that more or less Battlefield series?

Realistic

Not, jump out of plane, get rocket launcher, reboard midflight. I meant something more akin to a flight simulator, with failing engines and such.

What was really stopping a WW2 pilot from doing that? Other then sanity.

Gravity for example ?

The plane and the pilot fall at the same speed.

The plane, being much denser than the pilot, would fall much faster.

Plus, there is that whole troublesome engine thing that might lead the plane to fly rapidly away from the un-aerodynamic pilot.

((You just failed physics. The weight of an object doesn't affect it's rate of descent,which is consistent all the time. See the hammer and feather experiment, or Galileo's experiment. In fact, the plane, being more aerodynamic would fall slower))

[Rose]

I dunno about you, but when I drop a hammer and a feather at the same time, the feather gently floats down, while the hammer breaks my toe.

An airoplane would continue going forward, while the person stepping outside would fall down.

[Urist Imiknorris]

The problem with the hammer/feather experiment is that the Earth's atmosphere is not a vacuum.