Comments by "Her Royal Fluffiness Celestia, Princess of Cake" (@CakePrincessCelestia) on "" video.

  1.  @riskinhos  And maybe you should learn about how that could have been done before making en even more stupid comment on "social media".
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  2.  @xvy333  It takes more than just a low freq / high wave length system to do that. They knew the route and the exact times and managed to just get the exact moment when that 117 had it's doors open. Doesn't make the SA-3 an all out "Stealth Fighter killer".
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  3. 262 was the first both in serial production with significant numbers and in active service. That's what mostly counts. Also, there have been a few P-80s stationed and operating in Italy by the end of January in 1945 AFAIK. To me they're all the pioneers of the jet age.
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  4.  @wigon  This. Also there was the F-111 with the Pave Tack which was a retractable pod, but integrated into the airframe as it if was part of it. That whole thing took up the bomb bay, though, so the LGBs had to go on wing pylons instead.
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  5.  @thudthud5423  I remember having had a model of that thing as well. Also, it has been featured in MicroProse and EA flight sims since 1987, the actual F-117 appeared in 1989 for the first time in one of those Chuck Yeager's sims IIRC, and definitely in MicroProse's F-117 Stealth Fighter 2.0 in 1991. Around that time, the F-22 also started popping up in those games... and we had some sort of X-32 design in ATF in 1995 and both the actual X-32 and X-35 in Eidos' JSF in 1997.
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  6. 3:28 Uh, well... it's quite simple: if (source.origin == RU || source.origin == CN || source.origin == IR || source.origin == PS) source.LevelOfTrust = -69420; 16:01 M .69. Nice! 17:55 Nice, nice, nice! 28:58 The Absolute Unit Of A Gigachad entered the chat. Dang, I want that thing in DCS so bad. I hope FlyingIron will bring theirs for X-Plane over to DCS after dropping the A-7E. 29:54 If you're even remoely interested in historic railroad stuff, make sure to pay the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden a visit while you're in that general area...
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  7. I've literally been calling the Cyber Truck an "F-117A ordered on wish" ever since... but noone ever seems to see those comments :D
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  8. Like a Brit would say "torn apart", just without the t :)
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  9. The thermal stealth thing gets overlooked way too often.
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  10.  @patriot1234100  Su-57 is at best 4.5th, if even.
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  11.  @DOI_ARTS  I highly doubt it as well. While you should never underestimate your opponent, I pretty much dare to say the J in Xinese fighter jet designations stand for Joke.
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  12.  @NPC-fl3gq  LHX and Gunship 2000. If you like those and also Desert Strike, check out Thunder Helix :)
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  13. The F-117, same as the A-10 BTW, is a perfect example for how important it is to have some assets that are made to fulfil a specifc role and do it great. Multi-role is great, but it can't replace the perfect-fit singe-role things that always will be better at what they're designed to do.
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  14.  @fakecubed  "It's the man, not the machine."
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  15.  @fakecubed  What about its design makes the pilot do friendly fire?
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  16. This clearly is getting those "Steve Morse has been longer in Deep Purple than Ritchie Blackmore has ever been" vibes.
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