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Old 08-20-2011, 11:55 PM
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Default Bumping into somone makes you pop?

I mean that would be OK is BOTH would actually pop or take equal damage. But as it is currently the one that gets bumped into doesnt seem to tak eany damage while the bumping one just pops to thousand pieces...

Hope this gets fixed soon. Along with the seemingly porked DM of the spit. To me the spitfire seems to be very hard to shoot down. I mean it gets damage, both visible damage and oviously performance wise too.
What i find a little odd is that even if you pumped both wingloads of 20mms AND all the available 7.92mm ammo of a 109 into this plane it rremains still able to fly and even land in many cases. Even though it actually looks like a swiss cheese

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Old 08-21-2011, 04:31 AM
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I mean that would be OK is BOTH would actually pop or take equal damage. But as it is currently the one that gets bumped into doesnt seem to tak eany damage while the bumping one just pops to thousand pieces...

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I remember many years ago having the same problem when playing pacman, he was definately undermodeled!

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Old 08-21-2011, 07:32 AM
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I mean that would be OK is BOTH would actually pop or take equal damage. But as it is currently the one that gets bumped into doesnt seem to tak eany damage while the bumping one just pops to thousand pieces...

Hope this gets fixed soon. Along with the seemingly porked DM of the spit. To me the spitfire seems to be very hard to shoot down. I mean it gets damage, both visible damage and oviously performance wise too.
What i find a little odd is that even if you pumped both wingloads of 20mms AND all the available 7.92mm ammo of a 109 into this plane it rremains still able to fly and even land in many cases. Even though it actually looks like a swiss cheese

Winger
Putting two and two together I assume you are a Bf109 kamikaze pilot because you can't actually shoot the other guy down? What percentage hits are you geting in stats?

Thing is, the bumped-into get the Ubi 'no blame' insurance cover and you lose your no-claim bonus. Instant retribution. Seems fair to me.
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Old 08-21-2011, 08:32 AM
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Due to netlag and different pings what you see as a bump or ram on your PC can bee seen differently at other person's PC if you are talking online.

You can not shoot someone down making a swiss cheese of him. You have to hit one point of a plane to do so. Try reducing convergence to 150 or even 100 m. and shoot only at convergence distance exactly.
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