Why do you use the reason that you are "facing certain death" as cause for finding ramming acceptable? It's not, because you're not facing certain death. Press E, bail out, parachute, land, pull out your anti-air gun and SHOOT THE CRAP INTO THEM. If you can't fly sufficiently well to keep your air vehicle in the air without having to ram someone to kill them, then practice or don't fly. You cannot justify ruining someone elses fun because of your own inadequacies.
There is only one occasion where ramming is acceptable - and that's when it's ENTIRELY accidental. For example, if you're emped mid-air during a dive and you crash into the target you're shooting. Nothing much you can do about that, you got emped. Or perhaps if you're in a headlong gunfight with a gunship and you fly in the same direction to avoid each other - it happens, nothing much you can do sometimes if you both were thinking the same thing, but that's evasive, not intentional.
You ALWAYS have the choice to bail out and use foot. Start trying. Pack a SAAW when you take off and be more prepared next time.
There is only one occasion where ramming is acceptable - and that's when it's ENTIRELY accidental. For example, if you're emped mid-air during a dive and you crash into the target you're shooting. Nothing much you can do about that, you got emped. Or perhaps if you're in a headlong gunfight with a gunship and you fly in the same direction to avoid each other - it happens, nothing much you can do sometimes if you both were thinking the same thing, but that's evasive, not intentional.
You ALWAYS have the choice to bail out and use foot. Start trying. Pack a SAAW when you take off and be more prepared next time.
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We're talking about game-ettiquette, NOT not shooting the enemy because you're scared of hurting their feelings. Learn to discriminate between the two before you attempt at baiting me further :)
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