BF2Craglyeye
Member
+72|7119|Australia
I have a few questions that have not been answered to my satisfaction in previous posts and guides.

SO answer away...

At what height is it best to fly to avoid detection?

When coming in for a bombing dive, do u drop in, or fly straight and level?

What do you think is the best time to relase those bombs?

When engaging in a dog fight, and you've got no flares. What do you do? movement wise.

If no one on the ground helps you by spotting enemy planes, but feel a spot couldve stopped you from being blown away, how does that make you feel?

If you fly with a mouse, what tips do you have to share?( dont wanna hear anything about joysticks)

The best plane in the game??
Viper38
Member
+118|7117
I've written a few things down about flying since the new patch - won't answer all your questions but it may give you a start. Quite a few members of the aviation community have responded and some have given some very useful tips - check it out and drop a message in the thread with any of your own ideas.

Best,

Viper38

http://forums.bf2s.com/viewtopic.php?id=14727
SiL3nC31133
Member
+4|7186
when coming in i like dropping in because it puts your bombs tighter together, but if you have multiple targets straight is just fine.

i find it easiest to release right before the bottom line of your reticle passes over target.

when in a dogfight with no flares constant movement is crucial. bank, roll, bank and roll get close to the deck then do a flip, anything to keep the enemy guessing.

eh theres nothin really u can do about ppl not spotting for you, so you cant really let that get to you. just gotta stay on your stick in the cockpit.

hehe dont play with mouse sry

i personally like su-34

hope that helped.
polarbearz
Raiders of the Lost Bear
+-1,474|7235|Singapore

At what height is it best to fly to avoid detection?

v400 feet, tops. Come in straight down on the AA site and blow the stupid guy who thinks just because AA's improved its going to stop you from flying.[/b]

When coming in for a bombing dive, do u drop in, or fly straight and level?

Drop in. Straight and level you're not going to kill anything unless you've gunned him past half health. 30 degrees for bombers, 40+ for fighters.

What do you think is the best time to relase those bombs?

Pipper straight, 1 second before you directly on top. It takes 'feel', get used to it.

When engaging in a dog fight, and you've got no flares. What do you do? movement wise.

Drop and twist FIRST. Never pull up, that's the most common mistake. You're slower when you pull up. Drop and twist very sharply watching your '6 all the time. Then do what I call the mid-air S. Start a loop, on the pinnacle level up and loop again, you'll be making a perfect S upwards. Very difficult to follow, but note: do NOT do this if you're already flying at 300-400, you'll risk whitewash.

If no one on the ground helps you by spotting enemy planes, but feel a spot couldve stopped you from being blown away, how does that make you feel?

Fucked up. P.S. Learn to spot the planes as you're chasing them yourself.

If you fly with a mouse, what tips do you have to share?( dont wanna hear anything about joysticks)

Get a bigger mousepad. Barracuda Juggernaut or Everglide Titan owns for plane flying. Raise you sensitivity, get a 1600 dpi mouse. Anything to make your plane more responsive.

The best plane in the game??

Any bomber, and the J-10.
LSD_Wash
Member
+64|7260
I'm not a 'master' pilot by any means but I'm getting decent.  The only question I would interject is about using a mouse.  I highly recommend one of the newer Logitech's with on-the-fly adjustable sensitivity.  I use the MX518 but the G5 has this feature as well.  It let's you fly with 'normal' move movements when scouting the area but if you get locked onto and need to be more evasive you just click the button above your scroll wheel a couple of times and you go 'super sensitive' and can get really ellusive pretty quickly.

I'm pretty new to piloting so I'll let the true pilots answer the other tactical questions.

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