@TheMouse Agreed

@CrestelAeronautics Well, kind of?
The A-40D doesn't intentionally use the stealth glitch, but it has so many suspended armaments that dropping them all could probably trigger it, unless it has enough guns to counter this.
As for Mouse and Auto-aim weapons, those can really shoot down just about anything in the right hands, so still a pretty high bar.

@TheUltimatePlaneLover
All A-40 models can still be shot down by:
1. Mouse aim weapons
2. Auto aim weapons
Depends on of it uses the stealth glitch or not

@TheUltimatePlaneLover
Yeah, I think we are pretty even right now though. You have improved so much, and I have not built a lot until recently.

@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 Probably because it hasn't been used in any of our recent wars (except S-War I believe)
The Skywolf is good, but only issue is that it's too good. Unlike the A-40D which has such a vast variety of weapons that it can limit itself to pass off as normal (as it is for M-War II), the Skywolf is committed: it only has a few weapons, and they're all supercharged. So the Skywolf is more of a true superweapon, while the A-40D sacrifices some strength in comparison to the Skywolf in favor of superior versatility, which allowed it to survive the AOPM-Treaty by using only certain weapons.

Also fun fact: The Skywolf is, at least regularly, immune to crashes, although it can be destroyed sometimes thanks to the internal missiles exploding since they couldn't be invincible and usable at the same time. The A-40D was not gifted with this power, although the A-52A was.

TL;DR

Skywolf's a great plane, it only has missiles and lasers to my knowledge, but weapons in question are strong and dedicated to the superplane role. But the Anti-OP/Meme Treaty is, ironically, overpowered, or at least stronger than the Skywolf. The A-40D survived though solely thanks to having such a ridiculous weapon quantity that it only needs to use a few to remain viable whilst still abiding to the treaty.

@TheUltimatePlaneLover I forgot about the Skywolf

@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 @CrestelAeronautics
I'm biased but me
Naturally we want to credit this to the A-40 series, but personally I think the TFA-1 Monsoon is a better example of this. A literal plane from the 30s that's still in active and effective service today.
@TheMouse might be equal to or above me, I'd dare say above simply because he mentored me (Monarchii did too but he doesn't make superplanes as much, as opposed to Mouse who has the Skywolf series behind his name).
You and MiG are definitely are next in line after me though, probably tieing for second (or third provided that we put Mouse in first, but for now at least I'll have Mouse and I tie for first, and you guys tie for second)

@CrestelAeronautics TUPL, then I’d say it’s a toss-up between us two

@TheUltimatePlaneLover
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26

Which one of us do you think has the best superplanes / superweapons?

@KPLBall
Well, that’s a superplane, but still

@CrestelAeronautics said that cause I made Super Sokol before MU-13 but I forgot abt CFA-44

This plane has an odd side profile, little Humonculus

@KPLBall
ahem
Allow me to introduce us 3… (Me, WSO, and AI)

Interesting design. Kinda like it

Starting to become a worthy opponent for Sokol.....

JK, just said it cause Sokol has thrust vectoring and an AOA limiter remover

Non MDA:
@YarisSedan
@DynamicHorizon

MDA 3:
@Christiant2
@JaxHere

MDA 2:
@windshifter1
@Karroc9522
@KPLBall

MDA 1:
@TheUltimatePlaneLover
@TheMouse
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26

Certainly interesting

@TheUltimatePlaneLover
What do you think?