Anyway, if you're looking for a good flight sim, I seriously recommend IL2 '46. While some of them do have some good moments (Americans surprisingly come to mind, being a Russian game and all) most tech trees other than Soviets seem to lack a lot of effort, whilst the Soviet tech tree is largely overpowered and dominates and early and mid-tiers. The other tech trees seem to lack effort, being largely a mixed bag. Almost every single plane in it is either underpowered, has a ridiculously inaccurate flightmodel, or a combination of the two. Another pet peeve of mine is that the German tech tree is completely BROKEN. Combine that with the ridiculous armament they've given them, and you've got one of the most broken early-game experiences. Most of them handle like UFOs and are nigh-on invincible. While I do play War Thunder from time to time, it gets on my nerves how OP some of the planes are, especially those in the Russian tree. Though, Oleg did much of the same with the P-38, the I-185, and the UFO status of the La-5/7 in '46, Can't help but agree with you. Il-2 1946 All the way! and when it comes out/ I get it, Il-2 Battle Of Stalingrad! Warthunder has the most hilarious national biases and Gaijin refuses to address them even with given actual evidence. I'mw aiting for it to be fixed, but honestly it's starting to feel like the the company that makes it no longer cares about anything that isnt russian and they want money. Yeah, War Thunder is EXTREMELY In-accurate and it really makes me angry now. It first saw service at the Spanish Civil War by the side of the. It was powered by a liquid-cooled, inverted-V12 aero engine.
It was one of the first truly modern fighters of the era, including such features as all-metal monocoque construction, a closed canopy, and retractable landing gear. Originally posted by The ASAflyingman1900: The Bf 109 was a German fighter plane designed by Willy Messerschmitt and introduced in 1937.
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