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Nothing like you are worried about.
The Japanese fighters are pretty good early on and you may lose 3 fighters and only kill 1 or 2 of theirs, but that turns around as American planes advance and upgrade.
Thanks for the response. I can live with a 2-3 to 1 kill ratio for a lot of reasons. The A6M was a good airframe early on, Japanese pilots were superbly trained (until the IJN started running out of warm bodies), a lot of them had seen action in the Sino-Japanese war of 1937, not to mention the Philippines and island campaigns, vs fairly green US pilots in aging equipment. Sounds like the devs balanced the A6M to make it more historically accurate. Good on 'em.