TV missile question.

[Leemus]

Hi.
Judging by the question that i am asking id say im a noob.
BUT i need help.
The tv missile really confuses me and im terying to become a good attack heli gunner.
IT confuses me in many ways as follows:
- Is it just point and shoot and the missile flys in the direction you were aiming? theres no aiming it after it has been shot?

- When i lightly click the tv missile a little cross apprars on the screen? and when i mash it down hard it actually fires TEH missile? Is this some form of guidance thingo i havent heard about?

- Does it have any other forms of guidance or anything i should know about?

Thanks in advance.

[Zefram]

Re: TV missile question.

http://www.secretsofbattlefield.com/heliguide.php

that site will answer a lot of your questions. I flew with one of the contributors to that article and I'll tell you... he was pretty darn good.

[baggygreen]

Re: TV missile question.

That site zefram gave you is a great one mate, but just quickly every time you click in the window, the missle will redirect itself to that point.

[3mERICa]

Re: TV missile question.

i havent figured out how to make it shoot at first, becuase one click usually doesnt do it. once the missile is shot, though dont try and actually try to click on the target, but click morso in the direction and manouver it that way. remember to click alot too

[Chris_Redfield]

Re: TV missile question.

i havent figured out how to make it shoot at first, becuase one click usually doesnt do it. once the missile is shot, though dont try and actually try to click on the target, but click morso in the direction and manouver it that way. remember to click alot too

It shouldnt take you more than 3 clicks though.

My golden rule of 3 is-
(in case I know where the target is)

Click on general direction
Click on target (are where target is going aka leading)
Click to adjust

Usually one click will do it though. If you end up with a good pilot, he will keep you on the target, so you just have to shoot where the target is, or where the target will be upon impact.