RTE and Erection angle. More RTE means worse angle?

[Discovernew]

Hey Guys,

I am very curious if more RTE means less angle and/or less stiffness. There are some published studies that mention that more RTE is associated with less rigidity, such as the one quoted saying that "minimizing their use and maximizing the inflatable portion of the device may more closely approximate natural erection". https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6358419/,

I am curious based on real experience, if the forum members can say if they have RTE or not, and if their erection angle is the same it was before the surgery, higher or lower?

[LGXDownunder]

I'm not sure how useful my input is Discover but I picked option 2, as technically I'm at a slightly lower angle than pre surgery.
But I have a "banana" thing going on, always had it but it's more pronounced since implanted.
Dips down slightly, straightens, then bends and shoots acutely upwards so it's difficult to judge the "real" angle.
Performance-wise it makes no difference, and is at least as good or better for PIV sex than I've ever had.
I don't have any axial rigidity/stability problems.