Re: Helo pilots shortage?
Dairuka, if you want to save your nerves, never, ever pilot or gun for someone you dont know. Get your mates, or pick up a few buds on the servers and start flying with people you know. Youll not be as frustrated with the mistakes, and you will both develop skills equally on the go, which means more trust and more cooperation. You can literally go through 10 rounds and find people with whom you will only get frustrated, and finding those few good ones frankly just isnt worth it. Youre good on the ground, so I suggest you wait until you get your crew together. Ive been there, and I refuse to touch a chopper unless I know with whom Im flying with. And I dont say a no to a friend-newbie either, because chances are that when I explain stuff to him, he will pick it up rather easily.
I remember 99% of my teaching attempts to anonymous players ended up with me giving valuable tips and suggestions and the spamming OK, and GO GO GO, and then they still ignore it all. Best method to practice dealing with stress and frustration? Yes. Worth it? No.
Alternatively, these forums are FILLED with quality material. Whenever I have lured a friend to the world of chopper flight, here is the material Im giving to them.
*ArmyDr´s Helicopter Tutorials (4 of them), best sh!t you can find on the net, seriously.
*www.secretsofbattlefield.com helicopter information sheets
*Stregas "A Chopper pilots guide how to be a good gunner"
*Someone elses "A Chopper gunners guide how to be a good pilot"
*Slois solo videos for awareness lessons
And a few others that I can find via the search key. You will also be better off if you show your crewmember some ownage videos, like PJumaki or whatever his name was. Not because they are cool, I hate ownage videos, but because it shows how TV dogfighting has its own specialities.
Dairuka, if you want to save your nerves, never, ever pilot or gun for someone you dont know. Get your mates, or pick up a few buds on the servers and start flying with people you know. Youll not be as frustrated with the mistakes, and you will both develop skills equally on the go, which means more trust and more cooperation. You can literally go through 10 rounds and find people with whom you will only get frustrated, and finding those few good ones frankly just isnt worth it. Youre good on the ground, so I suggest you wait until you get your crew together. Ive been there, and I refuse to touch a chopper unless I know with whom Im flying with. And I dont say a no to a friend-newbie either, because chances are that when I explain stuff to him, he will pick it up rather easily.
I remember 99% of my teaching attempts to anonymous players ended up with me giving valuable tips and suggestions and the spamming OK, and GO GO GO, and then they still ignore it all. Best method to practice dealing with stress and frustration? Yes. Worth it? No.
Alternatively, these forums are FILLED with quality material. Whenever I have lured a friend to the world of chopper flight, here is the material Im giving to them.
*ArmyDr´s Helicopter Tutorials (4 of them), best sh!t you can find on the net, seriously.
*www.secretsofbattlefield.com helicopter information sheets
*Stregas "A Chopper pilots guide how to be a good gunner"
*Someone elses "A Chopper gunners guide how to be a good pilot"
*Slois solo videos for awareness lessons
And a few others that I can find via the search key. You will also be better off if you show your crewmember some ownage videos, like PJumaki or whatever his name was. Not because they are cool, I hate ownage videos, but because it shows how TV dogfighting has its own specialities.

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