Common manoeuvres?

[KAV]

all the above is sound advice but its Kav whats the reall bully iJokes[/QUOTE]


WHAT !

I got photos to proof its you, messing up our Blendheims.......

[dkwookie]

Originally Posted by KAV

all the above is sound advice but its Kav whats the reall bully iJokes

WHAT !

I got photos to proof its you, messing up our Blendheims.......[/QUOTE]

Yeah scotty that was merciless what you did to our defenceless Blenheim formation sat on the runway. Ruthless, positivly ruthless

[Soviet Ace]

Originally Posted by Balderz002

I try not to use the target cam too much as I too get a bit disorientated (especially worries me if I am below 5000ft). After finishing the game on arcade, I am now trying my luck at realistic, and its a totally different kettle of fish. I'm just going to keep on the training mission setup until I get better, then alter the enemy AI setting.

I am really going back to basics though. I have started in the Po-2 for basic flight, then up to the I-153, then I will go to a LaGG 5FN (my fave Russian bird).

I will eventually (after I convince 'er in doors) get a stick though.

It's just LA. There was no LaGG (aka Lavochkin-Gorbunov-Goudkov) after mid-1942. Lavochkin took it all over, and Gorbunov and Goudkov both went under... somewhere?


Nice to be back by the way guys.

[Vulcan607]

The tactics and manouvers you use depend on the oponent, dont try out turning one of those russian planes as you'll end up in little pieces quite possibly on fire. Also the Germans planes are lethal in a head to head attack.

Its nice to be back

[vdomini]

Originally Posted by AgentZigzag

Hi guys

Been taking your advice and reading around the forums as well as looking up some dogfight tactics and they've been very helpful.

I was just wondering what manoeuvres you find yourselves using most often.

I'm just getting the hang of the Immelman and finding it very useful to get behind and above enemies but haven't really got into anything more complicated yet.

I'm sure when you know how to perform a particular move the written description makes total sense but for me its hard to visualize what the description is trying to communicate. Might be a good idea to Youtube the manoeuvres themselves?

I've been trying to practice turning and looping while maintaining lock on a target as well. Still gets me pretty disorientated and often leads to a stall but I'm getting better.

Hello, i strongly suggest you to read this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dicta_Boelcke

Those rules have been very helpfull for me.

p.s.: I fly simulator only

Have fun

[hashrat]

As in Il 1946 my most commonly used manouever is the stall