1) While the V-1 had control surfaces and was technically capable of turning, the autopilot couldn't manage anything other than straight-line flight. No matter how much I jack up the Limited Maneuverability limitation, I can't get rid of being able to make one 60 degree turn at some point during the flight. Should I be using a custom limitation, or just take Limited Maneuverability up to - 1 1/4 (close enough to the flight time) and put the "no turning" note into the description?
2) How big a limitation would you give a flying vehicle that cannot take off under its own power? And would it be a regular Phys Lim or a limitation on its Flight?
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Koshka
... and have a couple questions:
1) While the V-1 had control surfaces and was technically capable of turning, the autopilot couldn't manage anything other than straight-line flight. No matter how much I jack up the Limited Maneuverability limitation, I can't get rid of being able to make one 60 degree turn at some point during the flight. Should I be using a custom limitation, or just take Limited Maneuverability up to - 1 1/4 (close enough to the flight time) and put the "no turning" note into the description?
2) How big a limitation would you give a flying vehicle that cannot take off under its own power? And would it be a regular Phys Lim or a limitation on its Flight?
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