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I never get tired referencing your tutorials, there is a wealth of knowledge to be had.
Then you're hired as my PR guy! Highly recommend flying multiplayer, eh. :)
@@colninny8769 Truthfully, I not quite ready yet... working my way painfully there...I do find your tutorials of enormous help.
The algorithms should have put this on every IL-2 newbies playlist. Thank you Col Ninny for the great tutorials.
I appreciate that! Hope you can get value from them all!
Fuel load. . . One of my errors in flying campaigns was to take full fuel, only to watch my AI squadron disappear in the distance shortly after takeoff. Never to be found again. Things the devs don’t tell you.
Most s/e burn around 8 litres per minute. Calculate your time to target , double it and add 20% - my rule. Fuel is very heavy.
Video title "how to identify friendly aircraft"Video contents "Thats a friendly, thats an enemy, thats a friendly, thats another friendly"Wow thanks
Aircraft recognition takes practice. Lots of it.
I never get tired referencing your tutorials, there is a wealth of knowledge to be had.
Then you're hired as my PR guy! Highly recommend flying multiplayer, eh. :)
@@colninny8769 Truthfully, I not quite ready yet... working my way painfully there...
I do find your tutorials of enormous help.
The algorithms should have put this on every IL-2 newbies playlist. Thank you Col Ninny for the great tutorials.
I appreciate that! Hope you can get value from them all!
Fuel load. . . One of my errors in flying campaigns was to take full fuel, only to watch my AI squadron disappear in the distance shortly after takeoff. Never to be found again. Things the devs don’t tell you.
Most s/e burn around 8 litres per minute. Calculate your time to target , double it and add 20% - my rule. Fuel is very heavy.
Video title "how to identify friendly aircraft"
Video contents "Thats a friendly, thats an enemy, thats a friendly, thats another friendly"
Wow thanks
Aircraft recognition takes practice. Lots of it.