I see rough edges during the turn so I'd say not a macro. It's easy enough to make a turn like that when your crosshair is completely on the side and you click 5 or 6 times a second...
It's a delicious screenshot though; I'm making this my wallpaper.
Not necessarily macro, but rather autoclicker. Or just fire binded to mwheel scroll. Or just normal clicker. Either way, you're dead. Was he flying alone?
With low pings it's very easy to do turns like that, no matter how. I've never seen how traces behave when viewed in battlerecorder. And how does ping affect that, so pretty much impossible to say. Did you just run across it or were you suspecting something? Because why the hell would one be viewing br files anyway?
I see rough edges during the turn so I'd say not a macro. It's easy enough to make a turn like that when your crosshair is completely on the side and you click 5 or 6 times a second...
It's a delicious screenshot though; I'm making this my wallpaper.
Check the codes.
Rough edges are a sign of the missile having a lower turn refresh rate. Its definitely a macro. Just a FYI, TV missiles and STA/ATA missiles are similar in the way they work. TV missiles have a lower refresh rate, ATA/STA missiles have a higher one. If you watch BC files and check a TV missile flight path, its trail is jagged.
Could be just that the BR file is set to a higher setting...? I know if the BR file is at a lower setting missiles (both TV and AA) will look real jagged, where as if the BR set higher it will appear smoother.
Nope. Even at higher settings, you can see the edges. Plus even if you click at 1000 RPM the missiles responsiveness will not go above a certain level.
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