Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

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  • Chris_Redfield
    Member
    • Oct 2006
    • 5986

    #331
    Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

    Originally posted by G0ggy
    I caught your exceedingly arrogant drift sometime ago. Who are you to tell me what I have given up? Your arrogance is only exceeded by your stupidity.
    Ever since I started correcting your spelling mistakes, Ive become your god, father and teacher. Carry on, sheepshagger.

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    • G0ggy

      #332
      Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

      Where do you draw these conclusions? From the tiny object that clearly inhabits the space between your ears?

      Really, sheepshagger is that the best you can do. What a weasel of a boy you are, shame I can't have the opportunity to teach you some manners, but we all have our bug bears.

      GFY.

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      • Chris_Redfield
        Member
        • Oct 2006
        • 5986

        #333
        Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

        Originally posted by G0ggy
        Really, sheepshagger is that the best you can do. What a weasel of a boy you are, shame I can't take the time to teach you some manners, but we all have out bug bears.

        GFY.
        LOL... if you were to teach me manners, I would become a chav.

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        • G0ggy

          #334
          Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

          It's a metaphor dumb@ass.

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          • Chris_Redfield
            Member
            • Oct 2006
            • 5986

            #335
            Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

            Originally posted by G0ggy
            It's a metaphor dumb@ass.
            Im sorry I failed to see the point in a message where you yourself cant see one. Oh and have you quite finished "debating", is "dumb@ss" and "tw@t" something a 36 year old man would call "debating"? Please, take your own advice and grow up.

            My favourite part is that you cant come up with a single relevant argument regarding this thread and snap oneliners just to be "the last one to post".

            Oh and have we quite finished the insults regarding "intelligence" or do we need to compare our exam scores?

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            • G0ggy

              #336
              Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

              I don't need to do anything, and you've done your fair share of insulting, one doesn't need to look to far to see your posts with "retarded" and suchlike in them, and you only need to glance up a couple of posts to see you trying it on with me.

              I can see the point as I made the post, in trying to be clever you're tying yourself up in knots and making yourself look stupid. Personally I would stop now.

              You've had my opinion about the soloing issue, I don't need to prove it or otherwise, it is just an opinion. What part of that are you struggling to understand?

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              • Chris_Redfield
                Member
                • Oct 2006
                • 5986

                #337
                Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

                Originally posted by G0ggy
                I don't need to do anything, and you've done your fair share of insulting, one doesn't need to look to far to see your posts with "retarded" and suchlike in them, and you only need to glance up a couple of posts to see you trying it on with me.
                You dont see me flattering myself over it, nor do you see me pointing fingers at someone who has used profanities. Im just pointing out your extreme hypocrisy and utter stupidity which disallows you to see your own mistakes. Stupidity... or was it ignorance? Correct me, grammar nanny.

                I can see the point as I made the post, in trying to be clever you're tying yourself up in knots and making yourself look stupid. Personally I would stop now.
                I can understand you see a lot of points, but accept none of them. Youve been ridiculed enough, the epitome of your failure was when you were calling people out to compare your school results. But you just cant stop, can you?

                You've had my opinion about the soloing issue, I don't need to prove it or otherwise, it is just an opinion. What part of that are you struggling to understand?
                If youve stated your opinion, how about you crawl away now? Youve proven yourself to serve no purpose in this thread apart from posting one line off topic wonders and LOLcat pics. Youre useless. Go away now, please.

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                • G0ggy

                  #338
                  Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

                  Chris you're such a petulant child, go sit on the naughty step.

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                  • USI_Krusher
                    Member
                    • Nov 2005
                    • 443

                    #339
                    Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

                    Originally posted by Chris_Redfield
                    Krusher, your particular incident might have happened because your gunners "geometry" and "view distance" settings were set lower than yours. In which case you see the target, and they dont. I know I had the same quarrel with a buddy of mine.
                    Chris, you needn't have high settings on a graphics card to see that far in the distance. Once fired, the TV missile is now a camera, and you can guide it along the way. Not to mention you can follow the trail of tracers and AA missiles back to it's origin.

                    Just after taking off from the TV station on Sharqi, I can hit the MEC helo on the pad, despite not being able to see that far. There are many more examples which I am sure you're aware of, but the point I was trying to make is that one needn't have to see a target to hit it.

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                    • imported_bigpappa
                      Member
                      • Oct 2006
                      • 2159

                      #340
                      Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

                      Originally posted by Sloi
                      Can I tag along? I'll take the rectum... I don't mind. I'm an @sshole too, remember?

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                      • Sloi sauce

                        #341
                        Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

                        It's usually not the pillow, though.

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                        • imported_bigpappa
                          Member
                          • Oct 2006
                          • 2159

                          #342
                          Re: Chopper soloing: a problem or an art?

                          sometimes its my coat sleeve

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                          • silverfox318

                            #343
                            I have chucked a question onto the end of this thread because I hope it is appropriate.
                            At speed, when I switch from backseat to front seat to engage (briefly) with Guns/TV Missile, I find that the chopper starts to turn to the right. Is this normal or can it be controlled in some way....

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                            • Sloi sauce

                              #344
                              It will autorotate, yes. You can tilt to either side in order to minimize the rate of spin...

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                              • WhardieJones

                                #345
                                bleh soloers annoy me. I only get 1 kill instead of 2.

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