Pilot kill after pilot kill. How do they do it??

[JG52Uther]

Also don't forget some people already have 100's even thousands of hours already flying one particular aircraft in CoD, so anyone with less than that is going to be at a disadvantage.

[Torian]

Originally Posted by Bikerjack

Situation awareness is of paramount importance. It's difficult to spot other planes in the first instance and even then to identify a friend from foe is never easy. You have to get up close to check out the plane you are targetting and so your concentration is 100% on that aspect. Check your six and your eyes can easily lose track of the plane you were originally flying towards. This is surely close to reality? How many actual WW2 pilots were shot out of the sky without even knowing what hit them?

Kind of the point I am trying to make. Do all that and with difficulty u will end up with 5 or 6 kills in any given server session, sometimes more. When u can get 5 or 6 kills in 10 mins then people are gonna wonder.

[Robo.]

Originally Posted by Torian

if any1 can explain how even a good pilot can pull this off 95% of the time LEGITIMATELY ?

Aim at the cockpit. MG fire from a 109 is extremely effective, I really like the 2 machineguns in the nose. PIlot is often exposed in break-turn so PK is very likely. There is no alchemy in that.

[*Buzzsaw*]

Originally Posted by Torian

...PK after PK after PK and often in quick succession... how even a good pilot can pull this off 95% of the time LEGITIMATELY ? Please help me out.

Well we apparently now have an answer for the OP's question...

The German 'Magic' Tungsten round.

[AbortedMan]

Originally Posted by *Buzzsaw*

Well we apparently now have an answer for the OP's question...

The German 'Magic' Tungsten round.

Heh, if it were only that simple. Though it may be a factor, I hardly believe its a matter of ammo loadouts. If this were the case, there'd be a slew of this sort of pilot in question.