It also has enough bombs to take out 3 bases by itself or create havoc on ground forces with 2 x 500kg and 28 x 50kg payload. It has air-brakes so you can do this vertically, also great for dive bombing and high approach speed landings. It can dive at speeds up-to 680kph before structural failure, well beyond what any pursuing fighters can handle. This thing will outrun almost every enemy fighter with ease.
Best fighter IMHO is the MkiX Spitfire, a little weak on armament compared to others but will literally fly circles around anything. High rank planes and Jets take much longer to acquire, but so they should. FYI - i have been playing this game for years and have almost every plane for every air-force in the game.
I have fighter specific pilots, who fly nothing but fighters and bomber specific crews, as with bomber crews it is important to make sure your defensive gunnery positions are crewed and manned by experienced crew members. Then every subsequent airplane that crew uses already have a very proficient crew. At early levels planes are easy to research and upgrade, what you should concentrate on is getting your crew stats up to maximum and then upgrading that crew to expert (free with xp points) or ace (paid gold lions).
Critics complain about the economy and grinding to get planes. By climbing and engaging who and when i choose that proposition becomes more like 70/30. I see so many players going headlong at the enemy every game which tends to develop into a 50/50 proposition. The greater part of this is flying tactically, doing things like climbing to the side of a map rather than straight at you opposition. You must manage your engine and understand the attributes of both your own and enemy aircraft to have any chance of regular success in WT. realistic physics, damage and fueling models into the game play, the maps and oppositions are a bit fantasy though, i don't recall BF109's ever serving in the pacific. I fly predominately realistic air battles with occasional sojourns into tank and naval action, but as an aviator both of these feel slow and cumbersome compared to even the most basic low ranking aircraft. If you like fast and furious action jump into arcade mode, if you like your planes harder to fly try simulator. I find this game is flexible and will return what you put into it. If you like fast and furious actionThis review is on aircraft, mainly.
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