New pilot reporting for cannon fodder!

[Onebad]

Sharpie

S H A R P I E

[BlackDog]

Good flying with you last night... 615 would have a hell of a pilot if you join them. However... the 5th Staffel are also a great bunch of lads and if you fancy a go with the 109 to compare, I am sure Lee or Santi would be more than happy to have a fly around with ya!

Am a newbie myself, but all the lads I have encountered so far on ACG are top fellas and one layyyydeeee!!
Missions are great and you will soon be hooked!


BD

[Dickie]

Yes you shouldn't rule out the Huns just yet. Mind you, they are a bit too keen on sausages for my liking.

[BlackDog]

Or other parked 109's... ahem...cough! It wasn't us...


BD

[Sharpe]

Sharpie

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[Bentley]

Thanks for the kind words Blackdog!

I'm not all too familiar with the 109 as I have less than fifty hours on CLOD as it is, mostly spent learning the Spitfire. Although after a quick go last night along with some awkward engine management (Not a clue in the 109) I could almost be swayed into considering my choices!

I may have inadvertently created a new nickname for Sharpe too

One more question though about ACG which I forgot to mention last time I was online, is there the option of flying for both the RAF or the Luftwaffe for a couple of weeks alternatively maybe in the campaign before being fully assigned to a squadron/Staffel? Or is it a case of first squadron, last squadron?

[Broadsword]

Flying a sortie for each faction before deciding is positively encouraged old bean

[Sharpe]

I may have inadvertently created a new nickname for Sharpe too

No worries, heard it all before

[Dickie]

Suggest you have a lesson or two in a 109 and then go out on a campaign mission. Then do the same in RAF. Ignore any propaganda and persuasion from individuals, just soak in the missions and see what you think.

[Jaydog]

Jackman just published a good tutorial on the 109 start up and landing. If you can master the 109 and it's engine management, every other plane will be easy.