Always nice to see what the new "iron" looks like. Been awhile since Russia introduced a new fighter.
As a WWII sim, the technical piloting of the latest jets may not be of great interest to EAW fans.

Since I could not post online for awhile, I have been reading "Cat"s stories of a Russian woman jet pilot and her adventures. Some of the attraction comes through.

http://www.simhq.com/_air13/air_419a.html

But here's an example of the "jargon" that leaves me less than fascinated to be in the "pit" of a modern fighter:

My SPO-15 radar warning system warns me of multiple military radars ahead of me. I study the flashing lights intently. The most worrisome are a set of airborne radars below me and to the left. According to the return, they are closing and the most powerful. I activate my N-001 radar, selecting DVB PPS long-range head-on sorting mode, slewing the dish to the left zone. There, I see them. They appear to be closing on me, fast. Suddenly, the SPO-15 rang an alarm, radar lock! They plan to engage me! Then, the SPO-15 screamed its warning of a missile launch!

Parrafin burners.Yep fly the unfriendly skies..There is a video somewhere of an F15 pilot in iraq being engaged by at least a dozen SAM,s.You can hear the warnings going off big time..What I call a sphincter moment.
All I can say about the Sukhoi is who dropped the book and flattened the Raptor??
Looks great and hope they get many accident free miles out of her..