Lately i've seen people locking their missiles instantly onto their target. They somehow skip that first sound and goes directly onto the second which informs you now can fire. I've seen airplanes, mobile and stationary anti air units doing this.
Also, if you're in a plane, try flying with your bombs out while manuevering behind an enemy. With the bombs active, you won't try to lock on, so they won't hear a warning. Then, either gun them down, or switch to your rockets and let 'em fly; flares or not, rockets don't miss from 5 meters away.
Also, if you're in a plane, try flying with your bombs out while manuevering behind an enemy. With the bombs active, you won't try to lock on, so they won't hear a warning. Then, either gun them down, or switch to your rockets and let 'em fly; flares or not, rockets don't miss from 5 meters away.
Exactly. It makes them relax, and when they just idle along like nothing is going on, blow the crap out of them!
The missles if shot in the right spot will lock on in air.
you are correct, if the flares aren't a factor (such as been fired, and not in view anymore, and you can lock on to plane) then fire and it will lock on mid air.
The right answer comes from xRandoMx: locked missiles which got flares will immediately lock-on to nearest target. The fun part is that you can use it as weapon: if you are in the middle of a chopper dogfight, and you get shot at from an IGLA, your opponent is doomed to get TK'd for sure.
Speaking of lockons. Them damned bomber laserguided missles. Almost every session i play and i get perfect lock with them, the second i fire them i lose the lock and the missle just flies of into nothingness. What gives?
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