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OFF BHH P3 Beta review

Keep the beta reviews coming please, as this is the only thing we have to keep us going until P3 arrives.
 
Outstanding Vid, - good to see flamers going down instead of flying around & around :costumes:

Great to see your wingman getting one also!!

Keep up the good work - more vids please :applause::applause:
 
Yes, a very good video. However, nearly every P3 video i have seen seems to have been flown in the rain, i.e the rain streaks are present.
I take it this is intentional, and that one can fly in good weather?
( For us "fairweather" flyers -:))
 
Yes, I would think that flying in pouring down rain would be the exception rather than the rule we all seemed to have observed in preview videos. Most flights were grounded in bad weather. There were exceptions, of course, the most notable and recorded being the weather that was prevalent on 8 May 1917 when Albert Ball was shot down (and or crashed owing to human error, no one is sure which).
 
Weather is set to historical by default so it is as it was then - very bad weather and summer too. Yes there are fine days, but not so many. Or you can turn off historical weather.
 
CaptainScott said:
Yes, I would think that flying in pouring down rain would be the exception rather than the rule we all seemed to have observed in preview videos. Most flights were grounded in bad weather. There were exceptions, of course, the most notable and recorded being the weather that was prevalent on 8 May 1917 when Albert Ball was shot down (and or crashed owing to human error, no one is sure which).
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In P3 Campaign there are "called off days" due to bad weather...but you can fly Quick Combat in any weather....

WM
 
Winder said:
In P3 Campaign there are "called off days" due to bad weather...but you can fly Quick Combat in any weather....



WM
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Thank you ...Keep that man with the DVD burner busy :) Must be soon now.
 
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