there is only one trick to flying. miss the ground.
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hmm nice list, very big, some good tips. I will use them next time I go to iBisQ, www.ibisq.com.au Melbournes best Lan center
I'M GETTIN' A PC WITH A GRAPHICS CARD GOOD ENOUGH TO PLAY THIS SICK GAME, ROFL IT'S ABOUT TIMEComment
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heres a tip...goes with what painfulsweett said about the maps.
Press N to zoom out the map, you can see a lot more of the area and whats coming. you can see where enemy vehicles or planes are far away (from UAV or 'Spotted' commands.)Comment
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You dont HAVE TO HAVE a joystick. I am able to kil almost any pilot I come across for 2 month now and I use mouse and keyboard. Problem is once you screw up with mouse and keyboard the first few times you tend to blame it on the equpiment. But unless you already have a joystick just get your mouse sensitivity up a bit and you can dogfight just as well.
Btw, that link you gave, they labeled the J10 Su30, there is huge difference between the two, may confuse some newbies.
If you are purely flying, get the medic kit so you can heal if you went off bound of map for too long, some newbies like to fly out of map just so he can shake you using the damage, well if you are medic and hes not hes gonna die first.Comment
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if you are going to give out lessons then my xfire is kul.eliminatorComment
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I'm from sir and I can fly cool, I can do a plane swap with another good pilot. I suppose I can help you out. But really, a flying lesson isn't really possible in a game.Comment
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sure its possible, take them with you on a few test flights, tell them what you do before you do, and then fly with them aand give them pointers. Like I said I'd be glad to meet up with people online and fly around with them.
Surprised you guys liked the guide tho, lol! Thnx!
But in my opinion, once you get a joystick, it is ALOT easier and it makes it much more fun...just my opinion.
Oh and I know that there are typos, its still a little beta version of the guide, I have quite a bit to add, but I'll be sure to post it once its done, probably wont be the best but hell, I'm not one to write guides unless I really care to
haha.
the updates will include being a co-pilot, better tips to learn how to land, and alot of map strategy. In time I'll add in a chopper guide with this one...so like I said, give me time haha
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Hey wow this thread got longer than I expected. I'm ex-TAW also. They're a bunch of kids being bossed around by a power tripping arsehole.
So who was serious I'm getting better. I hope you can beat me in order to give me lessons.Comment
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That guide did help lil things you dont think about.Comment
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ty! if you guys have any tips you think could help out the guide email me them! painful-sweet@hotmail.com I'll throw them in if they are good enough, and if you have chopper tips send them as well, like I said I'm gonna work on a chopper guide (I'm not that great with choppers yet =<) so again, anything helps guys!
Oh and Fu11force, I'm using your tip to in the radar section if you dont mind. (YOU HAVE BEEN CREDITED! lol)
Oh and dont worry, if you guys want credit just tell me to use your SN or your real name (you'll have to tell me, I'm no psychic)...I wont stalk you dont worry haha
BTW I dont have Xfire...srry!Comment
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Good guide, but I'd like to see something that goes into painful detail about executing manuvers.Comment
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ive posted up some more...Originally posted by Varsol
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Re: Any good jet pilots giving lessons?
an even better way i think would be if you used BF2Recorder to film some of your moves. I read about a few dogfight jet maneuvers, like the break, scissors, emelman, etc but reading about them doesn't really help too much. i need to see them performed in combat.Comment
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Re: Any good jet pilots giving lessons?
power lines hurt too.Comment
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