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  • AmericanDad
    Member
    • Sep 2006
    • 659

    #1

    afterburners

    In real life fighter pilots don't like to use afterburners because the extra heat attracts heat seeking missiles.... same in bf2???
  • Spik3d
    Member
    • Feb 2006
    • 4890

    #2
    Re: afterburners

    Then I should slow it down. Going 900 must be the cause of all my deaths in a- wait, I was flying the F35.

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    • mwillin0000
      Member
      • May 2006
      • 1622

      #3
      Re: afterburners

      i would be shocked if that made a difference in this game....shocked...

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      • AmericanDad
        Member
        • Sep 2006
        • 659

        #4
        Re: afterburners

        Originally posted by mwillin0000
        i would be shocked if that made a difference in this game....shocked...
        yeah... in a f35 vs j10 situation sometimes I think the f35 missiles are actually attracted to the empty space around a j10 ... there's no logic to missiles in bf2...

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        • Spik3d
          Member
          • Feb 2006
          • 4890

          #5
          Re: afterburners

          There's no logic in BF2.

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          • mwillin0000
            Member
            • May 2006
            • 1622

            #6
            Re: afterburners

            indeed

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            • solofowaffles
              Member
              • May 2006
              • 4306

              #7
              Re: afterburners

              Originally posted by AmericanDad
              yeah... in a f35 vs j10 situation sometimes I think the f35 missiles are actually attracted to the empty space around a j10 ... there's no logic to missiles in bf2...
              no they like to go for the sun,much bigger heat source.:dead:

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              • zone36
                Member
                • Jul 2005
                • 852

                #8
                Re: afterburners

                Originally posted by AmericanDad
                In real life fighter pilots don't like to use afterburners because the extra heat attracts heat seeking missiles.... same in bf2???
                I guess it's just a subconscious reflex that I never use afterburners when attempting to evade missiles in BF2; whether it really affects their lock-on in the game, I don't know; doubtful.

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                • Teh_Diplomat
                  Member
                  • Aug 2006
                  • 287

                  #9
                  Re: afterburners

                  I always fly towards the sun, the missiles seem to go right past me; Although I was in a J-10...

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                  • AmericanDad
                    Member
                    • Sep 2006
                    • 659

                    #10
                    Re: afterburners

                    Originally posted by stephensolfo
                    no they like to go for the sun,much bigger heat source.:dead:
                    Hahaha yeah. They also have a slight preference for that friendly black hawk with a squad in it. The result?

                    You were punished for a teamkill!
                    You were punished for a teamkill!
                    You were punished for a teamkill!
                    You were punished for a teamkill!
                    You were punished for a teamkill!
                    You were punished for a teamkill!
                    You were punished for a teamkill!
                    You were punished for a teamkill!

                    You have been banned.

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                    • Yezo

                      #11
                      Re: afterburners

                      Originally posted by AmericanDad
                      In real life fighter pilots don't like to use afterburners because the extra heat attracts heat seeking missiles.... same in bf2???
                      In BF2 it works just the opposite. With afterburners you can reposition your plane such that the missiles loose tracking, Su-30, Su-27, F18, by pushing downwards in an inverse loop. With the MiG the after burners coupled by a special roll puts the missiles path into space where it just misses. The after burners with the J10 position the J10 out of lock angle when they approach too close.

                      In BF2 the after burners allow you make sharper turns. When the missile gets closer you can actually use the after burner to position the jet outside the missiles FOV, as the area it covers shrinks the closer it is to its target.

                      The only reason it manages to hit the F35 all the time is because even if you blind-fire your missiles the hitbox is notoriously large that it will get hit.

                      So, conclusion: Afterburners + BF2 = immunity in most cases.

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                      • waaah_wah
                        TEAM BLADE!
                        • Jun 2007
                        • 3656

                        #12
                        Re: afterburners

                        Originally posted by AmericanDad
                        Hahaha yeah. They also have a slight preference for that friendly black hawk with a squad in it. The result?

                        You were punished for a teamkill!
                        You were punished for a teamkill!
                        You were punished for a teamkill!
                        You were punished for a teamkill!
                        You were punished for a teamkill!
                        You were punished for a teamkill!
                        You were punished for a teamkill!
                        You were punished for a teamkill!

                        You have been permanently banned.
                        Fixed:)

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