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friends from wowp and the game the Supermarine Spitfire XVI , has a bug in the paint and with out the paint much more than a bug is a problem in the the plane in parts of the wing and others parts of the plane you can see a hole and the inner parts of the plane like it wheels so i hope you fix that soon , besides that the plane is great
greetings pirat262
which way do we go?
Been awhile since I flew the friendly skies.
Purchased the plane this morning and took it for a spin.
WIN
good plane and overall performance.
Although my score was not what Iwas expecting it was at least 6K with 8 kills. No respawns.
Areial damage 1994.
Didn't help much that the map was the 2 CC, Mining, 2 garrison.
Second Lieutenant
How many tokens are needed to buy it outright? I usually fly th emissions and cert past the harder ones at the end, but I haven't been flying much lately and still want to have the plane for when I do choose to fly
Colonel
crzyhawk, on 25 February 2022 - 05:49 PM, said:
How many tokens are needed to buy it outright? I usually fly th emissions and cert past the harder ones at the end, but I haven't been flying much lately and still want to have the plane for when I do choose to fly
US$52 worth of certs. Not tokens.
200, IIRC.
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Command Chief Master Sergeant
crzyhawk, on 25 February 2022 - 03:27 PM, said:
Don't see a big difference between the (tier 7) Supermarine Spitfire IX ( in the British tree ) vs Supermarine Spitfire XVI (special )
( stock ) Supermarine Spitfire XVI -Survivability-(+1), Altitude Performance ( +2 ), Airspeed (same), Maneuverability at 83 (+4).
Yea it's seems like a little bump up in the tier 7 spit, but not sure it's worth the grind or the $52.00 bucks.
A good, seasoned fighter pilot here on Wowp might like the little edge it offers in a dogfight, and just might think different.
" From February 21 (03:20 PT / 06:20 ET) to March 21 (04:20 PT / 07:20 ET), complete a chain of 25 missions to receive the Supermarine Spitfire XVI and a decoration set (paint scheme, nose art, emblem) for your new warbird!"
Senior Master Sergeant
crzyhawk, on 25 February 2022 - 09:27 PM, said:
I think you are a good pilot and should be able to handle the unpleasant missions with half the certifications. Then you only have to pay around 30$ and that is the comparable price for a T7 premium plane.
In addition, with all the missions you also get a number of other prizes, such as steel boxes and premium days, so in the end it would be a pretty good deal with the purchase of 100 certificates.
Edited by RoIand, 27 February 2022 - 10:37 PM.
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RoIand, on 27 February 2022 - 05:33 PM, said:
I think you are a good pilot and should be able to handle the unpleasant missions with half the certifications. Then you only have to pay around 30$ and that is the comparable price for a T7 premium plane.
In addition, with all the missions you also get a number of other prizes, such as steel boxes and premium days, so in the end it would be a pretty good deal with the purchase of 100 certificates.
Thank you for the kind words. I'm certainly /good/ enough to earn it. Usually what I do is grind the missions and certificate past the "earn such and such medal" missions. I haven't been playing much though lately, so the opportunity to complete missions is lower, so I was considering just throwing money at the problem. 52 bucks is a bit steep though, so we'll see how far I can get. For the most part, Spitfires aren't the best of planes to fly at T7 so I am not super concerned and I /do/ have my Spit IX tricked out should I want a T7 turn fighter, but I'd like to add it to my collection. Eventually it will end up in the store for more typical t7 fighter prices and I can look at getting it then if I miss out now.
Colonel
crzyhawk, on 28 February 2022 - 01:26 AM, said:
Eventually it will end up in the store for more typical t7 fighter prices and I can look at getting it then if I miss out now.
That's how I see it, too.
Second Lieutenant
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