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I took the Su-33 for a spin just to have a go at air-to-air refueling with it and found it didn't have enough thrust to stay in the air even with full afterburner. I was using air-start, so I figured I'd try starting on the ground/hangar so I attempted to take off and the most she would do is 180kph with full after-burner. I thought maybe it was my throttle (X-52), but I jumped in other aircraft like the Su-27, M-2000C, F-15C... seems OK, no issues.

 

Anyone else experiencing the woefully under-powered Su-33 lately?

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I have had that problem for ages, its only on ground. If you start in air its ok...

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OK, I was wondering if it was just me. Seems like a pretty significant bug.

 

Zweistein000, the load out seems very much the same as the Su-27, which also can't carry the R-77.

 

Fab, even with an air start there's not enough thrust. With afterburners on it seems like the engines are idling. Leaving the afterburners on you will still eventually run out of air and crash as there's still hardly any thrust.

 

I've been able to fly the Su-33 without issues from both ground and air start before, so this is definitely a bug introduced in an update.

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OK, I was wondering if it was just me. Seems like a pretty significant bug.

 

Zweistein000, the load out seems very much the same as the Su-27, which also can't carry the R-77.

 

Fab, even with an air start there's not enough thrust. With afterburners on it seems like the engines are idling. Leaving the afterburners on you will still eventually run out of air and crash as there's still hardly any thrust.

 

I've been able to fly the Su-33 without issues from both ground and air start before, so this is definitely a bug introduced in an update.

 

... SO I notice. Wasn't R-77 designed to be launched from Su-27, Mig-29 and Su-33?

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Sure, as long as you launch it from much more modern versions of those aircraft than the ones simulated in the game.

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No problems for me either. The Su-33 accelerates and flies well on my system. It even takes off from a runway w/o using afterburner.

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Wow, I'm stumped then. I did have success when I joined a squad mates' server last night. I joined as a client and jumped into an Su-33 and it seemed normal. I was able to accelerate down the runway and take off, no issues.

 

However, when I tried again today offline (i.e. single player mission) or multiplayer (I was the server/host), I saw the same thing - going full afterburner got me ~200kph max toward the end of the runway and I exploded when I tried to pull up.

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Can you please Attach the missions and any track files to be analyzed, thank you.

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