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It’s in the base game. It’s a single player mission for the fa-26b called 2v2 combat.

@@darkstar1592 Oh cool thanks!

i mean extend the hook

You need to equip it before starting the mission

@darkstar1592 Thanks, friend. I understood what needed to be done. Now TGP works for me.

Right on, I'm all about keeping things concise.

The green diamond was unfortunately removed in the 1.8 update. The RWR is always on the top left of your dash, but you have to hit the button next to its screen to turn it on.

@@darkstar1592 Oh, alright thanks

To a point, sure. You still want to have your velocity vector on the carrier, but this helps you ensure your approach angle is correct. Even if your velocity vector is on the carrier, you don’t want to be coming in too steep or shallow.

Right on. Let me know how it goes

Thanks. Do you typically prefer no music on gameplay videos like this, or did you just not like these songs?

@@darkstar1592 no music. Or maybe minimal, at very low/feeble volume. Commentary would've been nice.

Gotcha. I'll make some videos like that in the future. Thanks for the feedback.

Yes, but it works well in PvP too.

Thanks king

Thanks

Ayy Moker

Thanks! Do you mean like narrated gameplay videos or more like tutorials?

Now I have it installed and I've done some testing. 150kts (possibly lower 150 still strikes me as fast) the auto throttle makes it incredibly easy, just set SPD 150. Put your velocity vector jobber half way down the ship. AoA is for noobs, point and power all the way.

Finally, someone who understands

@@darkstar1592 Great tutorial dude - I see real instructors and students over complicating what is fundamentally a simple technique, and yet you've nailed it. Yes, in theory pitch controls speed and power controls rate of descent, but not on the approach - point the nose (or VV pipper) where you want to go and use power to make the speed right (or the SPD function/auto throttle of the AFCS, as you can't trim in VTOL VR).

Turn on the S-cam in-game and set it to smooth look 60 FOV instead of just recording your screen.

@@darkstar1592 i tried, worked only in the airplane screen, how you record that FOV to a real video for post on youtube? mine still a bad fov

In my experience, you can't really jam missiles to avoid them. The best strategy is to DRFM the source to break the radar lock. This works really well against ground radars and fighters using the AIM-7, which need to keep radar lock until the missile reaches the target. If it's an air-to-air missile with it's own internal radar, like the AIM-120, there's not much you can do once it activates it's internal radar because you're too close to jam it effectively. Your only hope is to DRFM jam the enemy fighter before the missile activates its radar and hope you break lock and move away from the missile's path quickly enough to avoid it.

2v2 air to air

This. And the single player target practice mission for the 26

Yeah that’ll happen if you hold over 14G for more than a blink. If you wait a little later, you can pull 12 and be just as effective.

Glad it helped!

They were removed in the 1.8 update unfortunately. Now you just use your RWR.

No

if you go comms then atc, the first carrier that pops up will be the one closest to you, other than that you need to physically see which number is written on a carrier to know which one it is :)

It’s more of a suggestion lol I just land anyway. I have successfully landed on a carrier without being waved off, but it doesn’t happen often. You have to be perfectly lined up in every way.

You can set a frequency for your wing man and one for your full team

It's for large multiplayer servers when you need to communicate with your wingman separately from your team.

@@Head-Tr1ck thank you sir.

To shoot the airs-t, you have to aim at a heat signature until you hear a tone then shoot. To actually shoot, you may be able to just pull the trigger, but depending on your settings you might have to hold the trigger then press one of the thumb buttons.

@@darkstar1592 yeah i figured it Out still thanks

It’s in the settings in the main menu