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Early 109s (before K) are OP, nuff said
but yeah, they're good. only thing missing is the inifinite WEP of the focke-wulfs.
My personal suggestion is to just fix their thermodynamics by making them overheat like they should, since they currently overheat like they are on 75% or 80% engine boost as opposed to their rated 100% or WEP numbers. Currently they cool down exceptionally easily (except for some of the G models... we won't talk about those)
So, naturally if you make them have the according thermodynamic issues associated with high boost power in a late 30s design updated to mid 40s tech they will naturally be made to lower engine throttle during a climb, meaning that they can't climb more than 2 kilometers above every allied plane, making it more of an even playing field.
Now if we wanna go full realism on everything then that would pose a SEVERE (and unnecessary) issue for most of the 109s since they tended to explode randomly if they went above 800km/h, not to mention accidentally kicking the rudder during a turn at maneuvering speeds can cause the semi-unstable airframe to enter an uncontrollable dive, inevitably plummeting into the ground if the dive began below 1.5 kilometers in altitude.
Also the control surfaces on the 109s were never really updated or improved very much past the original E variants, meaning that below 200mp/h (320 km/h) or above about 300mp/h (480km/h) the control surfaces on most variants struggled heavily, meaning the aircraft was essentially flying with minimal controls (essentially trim only) for about a kilometer off of the runway, hence why so many got slapped by P38s, P40s, P47s, Spitfires, Typhoons etc. on takeoff or landing during the war.
So now that I have sufficiently ranted about the 109s and their overperforming boost characteristics, can we talk about why the Fw-190s turn like absolute buses in this game even though IRL it was essentially in all ways (except for extreme high-G pilot blackout type maneuverability) equal or just about equal to the merlin spitfires?