Re: Has an attack chopper ever saved your @$$?
There was one time on the 64 player version of Daqing Oilfields where I saved the U.S. infantry team guarding the base on the middle/eastern side of the map. An enemy column of tanks and APCs was coming down from the north east firing tank shells on the way there softening the base up for the invasion. The U.S. infantry team was running all over in circles bumping into each other diving for cover. We could see that the enemy column were definately bout to crush any opposition and take the base. But I piloted an apache with some anonymous buddy to the scene to save the day!
We was flying like maybe only 30 feet or less off the ground and we flew right behind the enemy column following them in. We frantically launched rockets and tv missiles at em while flying full speed, yelling and screaming battle cries, and obliterated each vehicle one by one. The last tank died as it reached our base just as it was bout to slaughter everyone.
Then as we flew past we waved to our buddies on the ground as they leaped up and down for joy doing high fives n what not.
I even think I saw a few of them hugging and crying and thanking God they were alive.
It was a special moment. :cry:
:laugh:
There was one time on the 64 player version of Daqing Oilfields where I saved the U.S. infantry team guarding the base on the middle/eastern side of the map. An enemy column of tanks and APCs was coming down from the north east firing tank shells on the way there softening the base up for the invasion. The U.S. infantry team was running all over in circles bumping into each other diving for cover. We could see that the enemy column were definately bout to crush any opposition and take the base. But I piloted an apache with some anonymous buddy to the scene to save the day!
We was flying like maybe only 30 feet or less off the ground and we flew right behind the enemy column following them in. We frantically launched rockets and tv missiles at em while flying full speed, yelling and screaming battle cries, and obliterated each vehicle one by one. The last tank died as it reached our base just as it was bout to slaughter everyone.
Then as we flew past we waved to our buddies on the ground as they leaped up and down for joy doing high fives n what not.
I even think I saw a few of them hugging and crying and thanking God they were alive.
It was a special moment. :cry:
:laugh:
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