BF2 Piloting: The Complete Guide

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  • NeonSoldierX

    #31
    Re: Axes confusion

    I don't understand one thing in your guide. Wouldn't we need 2 joysticks for a total of 8 axes? With one joystick you can only perform 4 kinds of movements.

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    • prodical

      #32
      Re: BF2 Piloting: The Complete Guide

      No matter how hard I try and practice, it all goes to s*** as soon as I'm online. I have the maneuvers mastered when I'm alone, get another plane up and I'm screwed it all seems to slip me. Very nice guide, I just need to work on my focus...and dogfighting, I can at least bomb if I stay in the air long enough.

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      • Bald-Eagle11
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        • Aug 2006
        • 742

        #33
        Re: BF2 Piloting: The Complete Guide

        Nice guide thx man .

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        • TUF11-B

          #34
          Re: BF2 Piloting: The Complete Guide

          As long as you have the basics down, keep playing online against other jets. Thats the only way you'll get good at dogfighting. You'll get your arse handed to you a bunch of times but keep working at it. Also get to know each jet. Know the limitations of each one and the best ways to deal with the oppenent jet. For example, as a new pilot, I wouldnt suggest being in the F-35 and going toe to toe with a J-10

          Originally posted by prodical
          No matter how hard I try and practice, it all goes to s*** as soon as I'm online. I have the maneuvers mastered when I'm alone, get another plane up and I'm screwed it all seems to slip me. Very nice guide, I just need to work on my focus...and dogfighting, I can at least bomb if I stay in the air long enough.

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