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Sounds like user error. Poorly handled 1st gen jets can be out preformed by well handled prop planes.
Clicked copy for the match above the one intended. As for user error, I was taking time to gain speed to get away while utilizing my supposed superiority at altitude. By all rights, I should have been able to rope-a-dope him easily. Yet instead he was able to consistently keep his nose up and gain.
But your flight looks more like you deliberately tried to stay in range of the Yak than anything exceptional the Yak did. Those bold climbs you did bled a lot of energy. And a 1st gen jet with no energy is worthless.
You were out flown as a player not as a vehicle.
Yeah, that thing is nearly 2 BR below me. If you think that having a near equivalent climb rate as a F-80 is a kosher thing, you are drinking some serious koolaid. I've roped planes into expending all their energy multiple multiple times. 109s, 190s, and 51s. The Yak was not some mystical wonder weapon of the USSR. It was a terror at low altitudes. I was flying twice as high as its ideal zone. At that point, I've outturned Spitfires in a 109 because I knew the limits of my plane versus theirs.
That is because, even in arcade, planes lose their acceleration and turning ability at extreme altitudes. I've used it to my advantage with light bombers constantly to get the drop on them and to go after fighters tunnel visioned into attacking other bombers. If the Yak 3 is maintaining all of its characteristics at 7000m, then that, my friend, IS A UFO.
But by all means, tell me again how it is due to me as a player.
No U
Before today I would have never have suspected a F-80 pilot could muck up so badly to screw up such a protracted chase against a Yak-3.
Get surprised? Sure.
Get out turned? Absolutely.
Lose that chase? LMAO. I won't do what you did.
See, this is why I gave you a well-deserved clown. I've succeeded, I've failed, I've learned. I've gained a sense of what works and does not work in this game. I've played off and on since 2013. I know what is on the bell curve and what is not. All you are saying is "git gud" and you've done nothing to even start to try to counter what I've said. I pulled 4000m on the guy. He should have been starved and stalling just like any other 4.3 prop trying to pull those kinds of gain.
Take your own advice, take your L, and have another clown Chuckles.
Christ. Quit while you're behind.