Most Difficult Jet Maneuvers In War Thunder

It's not often discussed how much mouse-aim limits your ability to push boundaries.

[REVV]

This guy does some of the best editing in any Warthunder videos

[dylanstengel]

As a Ground RB enjoyer who gets dookied on in Air battles, I just wanted to applaud the high quality of the editing and videography of this video. This truly is one of the best War Thunder videos I’ve seen in a while, and it deserves way more views.

[jeijjj]

2:34 the hardest part for half the team

[TheMkxxy]

There are 2 versions of war thunder videos.. the meme filled one and the cinematic filled one like this.. i love this community

[sausageside]

Ive been playing on public Pilotage and aussimantis CB's for years just to learn how to be a better and more impressive pilot. I love showing off my skills to other pilots in impromptu airshows. Lots of great inspiration in this video.

[alanthefisher]

You can tell how much time has been put into this video, I absolutely love your editing🤙🤙

[Jaegerfunky]

Hey Pilicast, I just wanna let you know, you're the reason I've gotten into wanting to learn aerobatics in War Thunder.

I just wanna say, thank you.

[pilot_xoan]

I spend more time flying planes in training rooms than in battle.

[GooseOfYork]

Kvochur's Bell is able to be done with most aircraft in the game, but because of how many of them behave in a flat spin it is usually only able to be done once. I have had the most success with the La-7, it enters and exits the maneuver very quickly, smoothly, and reliably. With enough skill it can be used in a dogfight when one is losing as a 'Hail Mary' maneuver.

[Firebend]

4:00 I don’t have fighter jets, but I like to test fly the MiG-23ML and I can do it easily now. The hardest part is trying to get out of it and stabilise otherwise you’ll spin out of control and fall out of the sky

[PsyTramper]

Even after ~11 years of War Thunder I never ever touched Air Realistic Battles AND had fun at the same time. Yet I´m still fascinated how people are able to pull off things like these and always enjoy watching videos like these.

[GeneralLee]

Amazing work as always! Especially those closing shots.

[treanttrooper]

Yeah, doing the Herbst turn in Harriers took me about 50 hours to learn and probably another solid 20/25 hours to get down, and so much trial and error learning when to and not to thrust vector also how much to give it, which changes depending on Fuel amount and loadout, even loadout positioning on the wings because drag is a massive factor, definitely worth it though because it turns the Harrier GR7 especially into something that I can now regularly outfight F16's and Mig 29's in, incredible skill that in my opinion is an absolute must if you are serious about using them outside of a strike role

[zuhayrmohammed]

that edit at 5:17 make my knees weak ong 💯

[melle]

Kvochur bell can sort of be done by just giving full roll and rudder to one side in normal control mode

[birgalidze]

5:17 god I almost cried when I saw this edit. I demand this screensaver for Wallpaper Engine

[WinterPizzaO]

The cinematics are on point! Really well done🔥

[michaellemasters]

One maneuver which can be used to great affect in actual combat is the slow speed rudder turn. Only certain aircraft and specifically Mig-21 variants can maximize the potential of this maneuver. It’s a dogfight positioning maneuver which easily makes some of the best pilots slip up when you’re facing them.

[Codename_Horizon]

Learned to do a cobra in the draken and it’s pretty dope, great way to flex when taking off too.

[ventus]

Most difficult jet manuver, not headoning their entire team