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02-22-2011, 01:22 PM
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Seriously though, the lower you fly the less chance of a bail out and a 'kill' is usually awarded anyway if enough damage is done. The game appears to score on a 'timeout' basis' - if you can keep the ac flying for a period of time then 'crash' or bail out' no kill is awarded. Its a flawed scoring system which relies on the player 'bailing out' very quickly to give the kill to his opponent. The best approach is accurate gunnery rather than the reliance of honesty!
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02-22-2011, 06:03 PM
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Aaaaah ...I see now. I did notice in my first Realistic Dogfight game (Thanks to WalterNowotny for the invite
 ) that repeated hits made the controls almost useless , and who ever it was behind me, apologies for riding the 109 all the way to the ground ...probably all 14 times !!! As me Mam taught me to open doors for the ladies..... I guess I wear my Tweed Jacket to that Gentlemens League from now on ! Thanks for the Help 
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02-22-2011, 08:58 PM
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Wild now thats the spirt ! Just remember down low sometimes there is no time to bail. What I was gripeing on about is the type of player who never ever bails and hopes that every impact results in a crash to rob the other player even going so far as to employ exploits to ensure that the explosive hole thier wreckage has become scores more points.
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02-22-2011, 09:21 PM
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basically all been said, get out if you can, if you dont get to the buttons on time usually a wee message if you get a glimps of who was behind, to say sorry couldnt get out does the job or just over the mic if its a dogfight see you in the skies soon.
oh and welcome to the forum
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