The dragon valley lighting thread got me wondering...is there a trick to see your crosshairs when gunning on dragon valley? I've seen people post you can press tab...? What is a good way to be able to see the crosshairs?
How do I use the TV missile in Dragon Valley?
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Re: How do I use the TV missile in Dragon Valley?
Yeah, I hate it on Dragon Valley because the crosshairs are the exact same color as the sky.
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Re: How do I use the TV missile in Dragon Valley?
Stay very high as pilot so you can aim downwards and the copilot has ground as background.
Or don't move mouse around so the crosshairs is in the middle when you launch the shot. Then make very slight adjustments rapidly so you can follow the trajectory of the flight. Pilot needs to line up the shot well for this to work.
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Re: How do I use the TV missile in Dragon Valley?
I usually have no problems... most of the time- I'll be guiding my missiles to either extreme turn-point anyway... so just move your mouse till its in the corner of the relative direction you want it to turn. it shouldn't be too hard.
For something a little more advanced- you can try to wait for the missile has travelled enough for your target to be close enough to one corner of the Missile camera view- then try to click ahead of him using the same technique I mentioned above (since the mouse cursor can't go any further than any of the corners on the monitor).
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Re: How do I use the TV missile in Dragon Valley?
tab works good but no matter what u do u'll never be able to tv as good as a clear map like daqing/dalian etc
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Re: How do I use the TV missile in Dragon Valley?
A true Jedi does need his eyes.
I close mine when t.v gunning and use the force to feel where my enemy is.
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Re: How do I use the TV missile in Dragon Valley?
Works for me :laugh: Iwantcable[Teamkills - AH-1Z]Friendly capturing a flagOriginally posted by [TOILET]Metal_StormA true Jedi does need his eyes.
I close mine when t.v gunning and use the force to feel where my enemy is.
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