15-11-2010, 09:38 AM
DOLFED: Come Fly With Me
'Strategies implemented by me to reduce the risk of being shot down'
'Strategies implemented by me to reduce the risk of being shot down'
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Intro:
No-one has ever not been shot down by a plane, myself included and while I don't claim to be an awesome pilot, I was lucky enough to be taught by Tuxedo and honored to be listed as the only other pilot in Oceania alongside Tuxedo as an 'Ace' in Glengis List of Excellent Pilots. I don't use 'plane hacks' as I am often told, I just implement some strategy into my flying. If you also use and practice tips I will pass in this guide, you should improve your flying skills and become an asset to your team when in the air.
Terminology - BB is the map I will use in this guide as it's my fave map. I will speak in this guide as a National as my main hero is Nat. Front Plane refers to either the Mansion or Farm plane. Back plane is obviously the uncap planes. Uncap is the two back bases which you cannot capture.
Logistics:
Sensitivity - A lot of people ask what sensitivity a plane control should be set at. It's different for everyone, but saying this, you need a sensitivity which will allow a good range of movement. This is especially handy for dog fighting. Although this guide is predominantly for ground attacks, you need to fiddle with the sensitivity so that you have a good balance for both dogfights and ground attacks.
My Settings:
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Wrenches - If you are going to be a hardcore, in a plane 90% of the time, then stock up. Your game play should not be hampered because your running low on wrenches and you don't want to sustain damage on your plane. I hate being in the shop, so I carry between 6000-10000 wrenches on a hero at any one time. You don't need this many, but once people cotton on to you being half decent in the air, you WILL be targeted, so keep a good amount on hand. It's also important that you allocate a good button to engage them. I use RMB. Easy to manage, LMB = Shoot, RMB = Repair. This allows your right hand to stay on the mouse at all times and leave's your left hand for the W,S,A,D. It's the mouse controls which will get most people into trouble, so easy to manage button configuration will make a difference.
Ok - Lets get started

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