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The fact that you were able to stall means the mod is active.
well me who read that alot of times and dont have it becuase i read it alot of times so you calling me dumd?
@Max, If there is such a mod, this isn't it.
1) The aircraft's weight certainly has more weight to it, but it still feels like vanilla. Even on Intense mode.
2) Climbing altitude still isn't an issue like it should be. I was not expecting War Thunder-levels of coding when I initially installed this mod, but I was hoping it would make jets stall out when flying completely vertically for an extended period of time. Perhaps I should try other jets outside of Vanilla+?
3) Making tight turns is still too easy and I still turn on a dime. I imagine the only way to fix this is to make vehicles specifically to resemble actual aircraft functions.
That's my critique of it. It's vaguely noticeable, but I will say the positive thing about this mod is that AI aircraft seem to actually use tactics like boom-and-zoom and strafes a lot more effectively and more often. Might just keep the mod installed specifically because of that reason.