The Tomcat will be 'Hard'.

The A model had throttle speed issues with the engine. The B eliminated that issue, I understand.

As hard or as easy as you make it. Toss it around like a Hornet, and you're going to have a bad time.

Let its speed do the work, let the radar pick targets up at range and lob missiles at them when they get into a high PK range, basically let the jet do what it does well, and it'll be the nicest jet in the game. I mean, the same can be said about everything, but my experience in FSX/P3D with that Tomcat is that you kind of have to paint yourself into a corner. Just learn where the corners are, and you'll be okay.

Can you stop making threads like this please?

First was "A and B didn't drop bombs", now this.

Ignoring the fact this topic has been discussed before, you should furnish your posts with some actual info for discussion rather than just making an incorrect statement.

It's ManBearPig all over again... some day, we'll be saying "Stiksponge was right"... Or maybe not :D

I'm used to flying aircraft like the Sabre and mig 15 that have a significant engine spool time, as well as the Mig 21 where the performance depends on how well you know the aircraft, the challenge will be incorporating the difficulty of both generations of aircraft into one aircraft.

The A model had throttle speed issues with the engine. The B eliminated that issue, I understand.

Can you please stop opening threads like this.

Also, isn't it a good thing the Tomcat will be hard? Isn't that what we're all looking forward to?