Kurby2008 wrote:It all depends on your flight style adam. I huge turrain a lot and I prefer it but pilots like soleistrike0 use the open air more and no normal pilot has an advantage over him
It was be awesome if someone in normal was a turrain pilot It would be possible with enough practice
I love the terrain. The only move I don't use is the "hover behind a mountain." I use the terrain as often as I can, especially when I have 2+ on me. Usually, if I see multiple planes behind me, I'll duck low and try to weave in and around mountains, and then pop up high, hit them with some LG and then duck back down to cover. I can usually finish one the way, and I like to do it around a pick-up I can use. For example in Eucadia, i'll dogfight on the far left/right weaving between the homing missile spawn and the LG spawn.
I guess it's my rank/tag but whenever I go high, it's like the friggin the Batman Spotlight. They see a star and all of a sudden every plane changes course and flies directly at me.
(I can also dogfight high but I prefer low...because it's better.)
Cybran wrote:1)Use Normal flight(uncheck Pro flight in the control menu for warhawks(kind of a no brainer)).
2)pull back on the right analog stick.
3)once your plane is about half way thru the loop and the nose of the plane is facing your screen(you) start moving the right stick up and down to keep the camera looking behind you.
I can get my warhark to fly with the screen looking behind, whats the advantage of doing this ? I cant seem to lock on to other targets while doing this .....
4)Hold R2 and L2 so you can quickly flip around and lock missles. ( power sliding when the screen is facing backwards and locking on, again I fail to understand the advantage of this )
4) you can hold the lock so if the other pilot shoots a few missiles at you, you can dodge them and because you already got that missile locked you can let it go and the pilot chasing you won't be able to dodge it
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