Re: Jet Flying Question And Answer
Both yesterday and today I flew against a pilot on wake that exhibited similar "magic turning". I was flying the F35 and a J10 locked me after I bombed a ground target. He was close and I had full after burner + flairs so I figured I could split S up to 850 and run. When being chased I alternate between rear view and fly by view to find any mistakes made by the opponent. While doing this in my first loop up the J10 out turned me and had to correct up as his nose had passed me by a large margin. Typically when I perform split S's I expect to be finished rotating up before getting hit with radar pings and then avoid a missile lock by quickly pulling into the next loop. The J10 then over corrected and I was able to make it to high altitudes and the opposing jet quit pursuing.
Later I just started watching the J10 by flying behind him and above him. His turn rate was absolutely ridiculous. I'm guessing that it was twice what a typical J10 turn rate would be. For every half loop I could complete, he could complete a full one.
Luckily, he was a poor pilot in general but I've never seen a jet turn as sharply. He was also low rank, 2-3 bars at most.
Hoping there isn't some new exploit out there.
Rocker
Originally posted by ||3RB||MOBB
Later I just started watching the J10 by flying behind him and above him. His turn rate was absolutely ridiculous. I'm guessing that it was twice what a typical J10 turn rate would be. For every half loop I could complete, he could complete a full one.
Luckily, he was a poor pilot in general but I've never seen a jet turn as sharply. He was also low rank, 2-3 bars at most.
Hoping there isn't some new exploit out there.
Rocker
The point of this thread isnt to flame other players but to help other players get better. I sure as hell dont have all the answers, neither does metallica, Chris_Redfield, but a bunch of us together sure as hell have alot more point of views and answers than just one person, lets try not to hijack the thread pls, and actually try to share information.
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