I made a paper airplane as far as i know. :rolleyes:

Does anyone want to talk about Modern Military Aviation instead of something you lot have no clue about? It’s an Aviation Forum after all, the clue is in the title…

What i was exactly wondering. This is a deticated thread about Military Aviation. I have no clue about these nonsense threads. If you want to make a discussion thread that involves about politics, government or a war situation, Feel free to post it on the general discussion threads. Not acceptable in the Military Aviation thread. There’s just no subject or topic that involves the Military Aviation arena. Just plain discussions about politics and war situations.

One thing is for sure and that’s that the Chinese sure are sold on the idea of “stealth”. Makes one wonder if they’ll eventually surpass the US as masters of the stealth game.

I don’t think the Chinese could surpass American stealth technology. It takes time for the US to build a extensive stealth aircraft and takes time from cost and production. Same as the aircrframe, avionics, radar etc.

But i think the Chinese can build well and surpass the UAV technology much better than what the drones or UAV planes America builds. Technically, i think that the Chinese are addicted/ in love with stealth technology, so that’s why there continuing with the stealth manned aircraft/unmanned aircraft series with build in stealth.

Do the maths on this and the missile discussion and then post something substantial. Or please stfu!

How about, stop doing the nonsense and start going back to the topic.

Ace combat games are quite far from reality, at least from a technical and tactical point of view. For the feeling of speed and task saturation, they have been described as “more realistic than those so called simulators” by people who did the real thing.

Still, to get a feel for how the real things might work, try something more like a simulation such as Digital Combat Simulator. True sims tend to be a tad “dry” and focus on the systems side of things.

To the others; I wouldnt be so quick to dismiss games. They are a valuable tool to gain insight into tactics and comparative analysis of different systems. We can talk all day how about it’s the pilot quality that matters more than the machine he’s flying, but until you have tried fighting an F-pole joust with an underpowered kite it’s all just theory.

Mabye you should go back to your simulators? I know ace combat is a arcade game and everything is fictional. I don’t need a computer simulation game. I already have one on my IPad. Called X-Plane. Also the sims are knot usually real. You get the flying real, but in a game filled with dogfighting like you mentioned about the simulator, it isn’t real. The flying part is real, but in a action dogfighting, it’s fiction. I don’t play any video games anymore. But hey, thanks for the link. But Ace Combat is just Japan’s fantasy games of aviation.