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quote:Originally posted by Supreme Cmdr: LV-103?!?! Good luck /me staring at navchart What do you think his chances are for survival SC?

quote:Originally posted by Race Bannon IV: I wish the US's policy regarding nation building included OUR nation. Didn't we have to worry about that during the LAST Bush administration?

That's gotta cost thousands of dollars to build a rig like that! Wish I had one of those...

Congratulations Emmett!

Are you sure it's the actual Fallout 3 and not another spinoff such as Tactics (even though Tactics was excellent)?

quote:I hope you aren't trying to dogfight fighters with your CCI think Spindoktor meant as in trying to use the CC like a fighter which isn't really a good idea. quote:learn how to "crawdad"Tell me more about this.

Are there any fighters that are just superior at dogfighting, or does it just depend on the pilot?

quote: The second one, "Need help with fighters" is a good thread. Yeah, I noticed it just after I posted my own topic. quote: I hope you aren't trying to dogfight fighters with your CC I may be a n00b, but I'm not that stupid.. [ 06-09-2003, 01:27 PM: Message edited by: InsurgentKiller ]

Hello everyone. Another n00b reporting for duty. I've got a few questions about dogfighting that i wanted to ask the vets. I'm actually much more comfortable as a fighter pilot then I am as a commander, even though I like both careers. I tried the search on the forum and I haven't found anything relevant so I'm assuming this topic hasn't been covered yet. I just wanted tips on how to take out other fighters/shuttles. I can take out the bigger crusiers and carriers easily, but taking on other figthers is a pain since I have a very hard time trying to get a lead on them. I do as the manual says: cut the power on the guns so the firing rate increases, hit the match speed button, lock on with missiles, etc. Is it just a matter of patience, or is there any other tips and tricks to make taking them out easier?