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However, in Realistic Battles.. it is a problem.
Others may say it may be worth doing for more firepower and ammunition which is risking your survival capabilities higher than ever before. You won't be able to retreat and run away and you'll be forced to head on all the time with those gunpods.
Once you run out of ammunitions with your gunpods, remember that they're still equipped and causing drag making yourself inferior to the ordinary Bf 109 without gunpods. Equipping gun pods aren't suitable for dueling and dogfights.
Whenever you encounter a Spitfire while having those gunpods, expect that you can't run away, outperform or outroll. This is why majority of the Bf 109 pilots doesn't carry them when dealing with Spitfires.
..Although you can still believe what you want to believe. Keep believing! I'm not stopping you
Okay I don't know where you got this information but adding weight does decrease climbrate.
Not to mention, the roll rate from the gunpods has major impact on performance.
speed is not the only factor of energy fighting, unlike the p51d and other speed focused energy fighters the bf109 is a 1930s airframe with poor topspeed already(and only loses ~8km/h with gunpods) and high-speed handling. its best advantages are climbrate, dive performance and low speed handling (the last of which isnnt very useful except as a backup plan).
the primary factors of climbrate are thrust to weight ratio, while yes it does decrease it (marginally) the bf109 is generally known to be very little effected by it having a very powerful engine for its incredibly light airframe along with very light(~200kg) conformal gunpods. it still weighs less than the majority of allied fighters while having a very powerful engine with very efficient WEP
your roll rate while slowed isnt too great a concern, on a fw190 i would agree with you 100% but thats because roll rate is their only redeeming factor, the bf109 is more of an all rounder, isnt even remotely close to being sluggish even with the gunpods and is still comparable to many of its oponents. if you really need it just make up the difference with a snap-roll
so anything that outclimbed you will still do so, anything that couldnt before you still outclimb, every other single engine fighter is still faster than you in a straight line anything that could outroll you still can etc. your major performance characteristics, advantages and disadvantages relative to your oponents are not changing so neither is your playstyle