The Yak-1 Experience: Lilies of Stalingrad // War Thunder

Нет тебя. Я осталась совсем одна. An inaccurate look into the Yak-1 and Yak-1B experience at 2.3 and 3.0 --- Music: Mrs. Krista Yoslav - Ace Combat Assault Horizon OST    • Ace Combat: Assault Horizon OST - Mrs. Kri...   The Final Push - Call of Duty: World at War OST    • Call Of Duty WaW Soundtrack - The Final Push   --- //(PLEASE TAKE MY OPINIONS WITH A GRAIN OF SALT)// I don't have too much to say about these planes. They're are really good jack of all trades planes that can do basically everything. They have good turn, decent speed, climb and energy retention. It can do a little bit of everything basically. Just don't go too fast, the wings rip at like 700km/h IAS. You will have to change your engagement style depending on the plane you're facing since at this BR, there are a bunch of planes that can handily outturn you, but you can usually outrun, outclimb and outenergy them if you play your cards right. Probably some of the most beginner friendly planes in the entire game since flight performance wise, the Yak-1s can do basically everything decently, so you can try your hand at different fighting styles. They also teach the player how to conserve their ammo since they have a limited number of 20mm SHVAK cannon rounds, but the Yak-1 (not the B variant) still has plenty of 7.62mm SHKAS rounds for when you run out of cannon ammo (IMO, the SHKAS machine guns are the best low caliber prop machine gun in the game because of BRRRRRRRRT). Take air targets for the 7.62 and 12.7 mils, and Tracers for the 20 mils, because you want to ensure maximum damage. Armament Settings: 7.62mm and 12.7mm: "Air Targets" 20mm: "Tracers"' Gun Convergence: 500m