It was captured by troops on 11 November 1937 and later transferred to the Soviet Union for a closer inspection. Now, the problem with that situation, when it goes unacknowledged, is that it generates a perception that maybe other things are also not right. As far as I can tell, Spits don't catch fire at all - at least, not online they don't. However, there is a very significant disparity in the number of 109s that catch fire, and the number of Spits that catch fire.

Everyone gets shot down, no matter what you fly. I know I've done this and I would say that most of the time, if the enemy saw me, I got shot to pieces.Since is my mistake, I would not dare to blame the plane, DM, game, lag, cheater or INSERTEXCUSEHERE.This has nothing whatsoever to do with being shot down or doing something wrong and paying for it. The proper way to handle this would be to climb away from it and gain altitude advantage before engaging. +1 Independently from the DM discussion.If you get shot at, you did something wrong.If you did something wrong, is not the plane's fault.The real problem here is that since is just a game without consequences, one tends to be eager to get into a fight that in real life you would have ran away from.One typical example is climbing towards an enemy plane.

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