Ace Combat: Broken Line (OOC/Closed)

[Planet hephestus]

*Beepbeepbeepbeep*

-flick a few buttons-

*Beepbeepbeepbeep*

-takes a Coke-

*Beepbeepbeepbeep*

-Proceeds to shoot down 4 Schwarze planes with machine guns in Ace difficulty- (Only because I ran out of missiles)

Okay if you took a coke out of a compartment and were to open it in your cockpit. ( assuming you're drinking this in the jet and you open it) and have to do some whacked out maneuvers to do that wouldn't you get coca cola all over your "office"? Also if that's In your plane that's better than the legendary german fighter pilot who was said to have a bf-109 fitted with an ashtray because he was known for smoking cigars

[Relikai]

*Beepbeepbeepbeep*

-flick a few buttons-

*Beepbeepbeepbeep*

-takes a Coke-

*Beepbeepbeepbeep*

-Proceeds to shoot down 4 Schwarze planes with machine guns in Ace difficulty- (Only because I ran out of missiles)

Okay if you took a coke out of a compartment and were to open it in your cockpit. ( assuming you're drinking this in the jet and you open it) and have to do some whacked out maneuvers to do that wouldn't you get coca cola all over your "office"? Also if that's In your plane that's better than the legendary german fighter pilot who was said to have a bf-109 fitted with an ashtray because he was known for smoking cigars

Anyway in real life, I been thru Pilot selection but bugged out because they got me lined up for G-550 assignment because I had a slipped disk after simulated ejection. Imagine this. I flew an F-16D in practice, drove a Leopard 2, but have not gotten a civilian car license.

When you get a lock it's countermeasures and weaving. No fancy stuff like pulling up, cutting the engines shit and the Heat Seeker loses you in the cold air. No. Dive to the deck, gain airspeed. You need to throw the plane off a 'lead' trajectory. Missiles are smart, they can anticipate where your plane is going, lead your plane and explode near it. But humans are smarter, you need to constantly be on the alert. High-G maneuvers are often the key, but try not to bleed out too much airspeed too often. Reason? Missile A is chasing you. SAMs fire another missile to take advantage of your extreme maneuver.

There's alot, more than what you experience in the game where once a missile missed, it missed.

https://defenseissues.wordpress.com/201 ... r-missile/

^ My favourite guide for basics.

[Planet hephestus]

Okay if you took a coke out of a compartment and were to open it in your cockpit. ( assuming you're drinking this in the jet and you open it) and have to do some whacked out maneuvers to do that wouldn't you get coca cola all over your "office"? Also if that's In your plane that's better than the legendary german fighter pilot who was said to have a bf-109 fitted with an ashtray because he was known for smoking cigars

Anyway in real life, I been thru Pilot selection but bugged out because they got me lined up for G-550 assignment because I had a slipped disk after simulated ejection. Imagine this. I flew an F-16D in practice, drove a Leopard 2, but have not gotten a civilian car license.

When you get a lock it's countermeasures and weaving. No fancy stuff like pulling up, cutting the engines shit and the Heat Seeker loses you in the cold air. No. Dive to the deck, gain airspeed. You need to throw the plane off a 'lead' trajectory. Missiles are smart, they can anticipate where your plane is going, lead your plane and explode near it. But humans are smarter, you need to constantly be on the alert. High-G maneuvers are often the key, but try not to bleed out too much airspeed too often. Reason? Missile A is chasing you. SAMs fire another missile to take advantage of your extreme maneuver.

There's alot, more than what you experience in the game where once a missile missed, it missed.

https://defenseissues.wordpress.com/201 ... r-missile/

^ My favourite guide for basics.

I wish I could go into the army or the air force but mynas refers syndrome prevents that. I even was at a recruitment center and I was turned away because of it

[Relikai]

Cool! I wanted to go to the air force or the army but my diagnosis of as refers prevented that

Anyway in real life, I been thru Pilot selection but bugged out because they got me lined up for G-550 assignment because I had a slipped disk after simulated ejection. Imagine this. I flew an F-16D in practice, drove a Leopard 2, but have not gotten a civilian car license.

When you get a lock it's countermeasures and weaving. No fancy stuff like pulling up, cutting the engines shit and the Heat Seeker loses you in the cold air. No. Dive to the deck, gain airspeed. You need to throw the plane off a 'lead' trajectory. Missiles are smart, they can anticipate where your plane is going, lead your plane and explode near it. But humans are smarter, you need to constantly be on the alert. High-G maneuvers are often the key, but try not to bleed out too much airspeed too often. Reason? Missile A is chasing you. SAMs fire another missile to take advantage of your extreme maneuver.

There's alot, more than what you experience in the game where once a missile missed, it missed.

https://defenseissues.wordpress.com/201 ... r-missile/

^ My favourite guide for basics.

-Shrugs-

In my country we're conscripts Basically every week when theres pilot selection they'd ship us off the training camp in an island, head to the airbase and look at computer screens all day. Math, reaction, critical thinking, all in one go. You get the initial thrill, then you start to question if you can actually make it, simply because there are much better people around you.

And meh, it kinda sucks to lose 2 years of civvy life which could be spent on studies or work. Still a controversial issue back home.

[Beiarusia]

...

Would love to join the Air Force should I ever go into the military. Planes have fascinated me for a long time.

And the initial thrill followed by questioning yourself has haunted me throughout university. I'm an Animation major, and being surrounded by people better at drawing than me makes me wonder if I have a chance in the field at all.

[Planet hephestus]

-Shrugs-

In my country we're conscripts Basically every week when theres pilot selection they'd ship us off the training camp in an island, head to the airbase and look at computer screens all day. Math, reaction, critical thinking, all in one go. You get the initial thrill, then you start to question if you can actually make it, simply because there are much better people around you.

And meh, it kinda sucks to lose 2 years of civvy life which could be spent on studies or work. Still a controversial issue back home.

Which country?

[Relikai]

-Shrugs-

In my country we're conscripts Basically every week when theres pilot selection they'd ship us off the training camp in an island, head to the airbase and look at computer screens all day. Math, reaction, critical thinking, all in one go. You get the initial thrill, then you start to question if you can actually make it, simply because there are much better people around you.

And meh, it kinda sucks to lose 2 years of civvy life which could be spent on studies or work. Still a controversial issue back home.

Which country?

Singapore. But I don't lose much even now. Gonna be called back for retraining next week, involved in Rapid Runway Repair after they settled my vocation in the Air Force Pioneers. Looking at F-16s sitting in their hangars at night while leading a convoy is a guy's level of cool, or taking the wrong turn and having four F-15s streak over one's head while landing, and the runway is less than 500 meters away, rendering temporary deafness.... worth it.

[Planet hephestus]

Which country?

Singapore. But I don't lose much even now. Gonna be called back for retraining next week, involved in Rapid Runway Repair after they settled my vocation in the Air Force Pioneers. Looking at F-16s sitting in their hangars at night while leading a convoy is a guy's level of cool, or taking the wrong turn and having four F-15s streak over one's head while landing, and the runway is less than 500 meters away, rendering temporary deafness.... worth it.

Cool! Ali got to see for fighter jets was to go to the Chippewa valley reigional airport 2015 airshow ( which I'm not bragging seriously not bragging) was rated airshow of the year

[Relikai]

Singapore. But I don't lose much even now. Gonna be called back for retraining next week, involved in Rapid Runway Repair after they settled my vocation in the Air Force Pioneers. Looking at F-16s sitting in their hangars at night while leading a convoy is a guy's level of cool, or taking the wrong turn and having four F-15s streak over one's head while landing, and the runway is less than 500 meters away, rendering temporary deafness.... worth it.

Cool! Ali got to see for fighter jets was to go to the Chippewa valley reigional airport 2015 airshow ( which I'm not bragging seriously not bragging) was rated airshow of the year

Don't worry, Airshows are cool. I helped to organise one in 2014, weeks before my national service ended, they had it in my base. The US F-18 Hornet is a beauty. Twin engines roaring louder than the single one of the F-16.

[The United Remnants of America]

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Would love to join the Air Force should I ever go into the military. Planes have fascinated me for a long time.

And the initial thrill followed by questioning yourself has haunted me throughout university. I'm an Animation major, and being surrounded by people better at drawing than me makes me wonder if I have a chance in the field at all.

I can't join. Afraid of heights and flying, and I don't have 20/20 vision unaided, which I hear is a requirement to be a pilot.
The Navy wants be for their AP, though, so I may do that after I finish university.

[Beiarusia]

I can't join. Afraid of heights and flying, and I don't have 20/20 vision unaided, which I hear is a requirement to be a pilot.
The Navy wants be for their AP, though, so I may do that after I finish university.

I don't have 20/20 vision either, so if that's the case I may not get to fly. I'm not so much terrified of heights as I am terrified of falling. I'm fine if I'm in an airplane, but if I'm standing on a high ledge it's not gonna go over well.

[Independent States of Tula]

Posted...warning to female characters...Vladimir is your typical merc...meaning he's a suave dog.

[Planet hephestus]

Would love to join the Air Force should I ever go into the military. Planes have fascinated me for a long time.

And the initial thrill followed by questioning yourself has haunted me throughout university. I'm an Animation major, and being surrounded by people better at drawing than me makes me wonder if I have a chance in the field at all.

I can't join. Afraid of heights and flying, and I don't have 20/20 vision unaided, which I hear is a requirement to be a pilot.
The Navy wants be for their AP, though, so I may do that after I finish university.

I had all of the requirements too, 20/20 to 20/15 vision, good grades, good physical condition, I have no fear of heights just uncertainty when climbing trees especially at the tops of pines( I fell 2 stories when I was 10) exept that I have as-burgers syndrome so my dreams of the military ( exeptthe Citizens Air Patrol) went out the window

[Relikai]

Posted...warning to female characters...Vladimir is your typical merc...meaning he's a suave dog.

He didn't say anything about Haruna yet, so she's gonna be the blur one even tho she doesn't like flirty ones.

For Sewek.... she already has a counter to throw him off.... if he dares to hit on her.

If y'all need a non-uniformed photo of Shinden, it's in her char sheet.

[Beiarusia]

...

I pictured Sewek being the typical jock in high school. And Angel is oblivious most of the time, so subtly is likely to go over her head.

In other news, how much longer should I give for everyone to mill about before moving ahead? I know several people right now are in the middle of things, so it seemed like a dick move to just cut them off now.

[Gvozdevsk]

I can't join. Afraid of heights and flying, and I don't have 20/20 vision unaided, which I hear is a requirement to be a pilot.
The Navy wants be for their AP, though, so I may do that after I finish university.

I don't have 20/20 vision either, so if that's the case I may not get to fly. I'm not so much terrified of heights as I am terrified of falling. I'm fine if I'm in an airplane, but if I'm standing on a high ledge it's not gonna go over well.

I don't have 20/20 vision either so no flying for me. Playing DCS is the closest I'll ever get. But unfortunately there's no DCS F-18 yet so I can't at least pretend I'm in the RCAF.

[Empire of Donner land]

Sorry about not posting. Family stuff is going on so I'll be in and out. I'll try and make one tonight maybe.

[Relikai]

Ayee. Dont worry, IRL is more important.

@Panther Shinden's moving off to clear her room and get some rest.

EDIT - Nevermind, I'll accelerate the process myself.

[Kassaran]

Are we all in the same bar, or are the old guys in a separate one altogether?

[Beiarusia]

Are we all in the same bar, or are the old guys in a separate one altogether?

If you're still on base then it should be the same bar.

[Relikai]

#ReferenceInHaruna'sRoom.

[Kassaran]

URA, going to post in a few hours after work. I'll be posting a means to let the old guys jump into the conversation with the young'uns.

[Relikai]

I'd say maybe enough time to clear up some loose ends, otherwise just send a message over the PA system of an emergency briefing

But i think it'll be 24-48 hours before Haruna could fly again

[Beiarusia]

I'd say maybe enough time to clear up some loose ends, otherwise just send a message over the PA system of an emergency briefing

But i think it'll be 24-48 hours before Haruna could fly again

The time frame is not an issue. It's more or less cutting off people who are busy otherwise right now.

[Relikai]

I'd say maybe enough time to clear up some loose ends, otherwise just send a message over the PA system of an emergency briefing

But i think it'll be 24-48 hours before Haruna could fly again

The time frame is not an issue. It's more or less cutting off people who are busy otherwise right now.

Misc talk until Sunday night then?