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I suggest you hop on the J5 FlugPark at a less-popular time. There is a dogfight air start area in the center that is available when server population is low, and there are AIs that you can fight. Not only can you fight against the AI, but you can also fight against your friend. Put on a streamer or use a custom skin so he can find you. If you have problems with the AI interfering with your fights, you can go a bit north or south of the spawn area or climb up above it (most of my fights start at 6000ft or higher).

You can configure an X-wing to be more like an interceptor or perform closer to a bomber class vessel; however, I tend to prefer optimising its flexibility because this is the feature which truly sets it aside from other classes of starfighter. Having the ability to peel off and quickly intercept an enemy whilst also being able to brawl in close quarters combat can be very useful as the dynamics shift within the dogfight.

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Each dogfighting map will have varying numbers of resupply beacons. With the exception of perhaps the TIE Interceptor, I would try to ditch using repair kits as soon as you can and try to rely on the resupply beacons instead for replenishing hit points. If you run low on hit points or disposable resources, try timing your arrival at a resupply beacon just as it respawns. Try to save that auxiliary slot for some kind of offensive measure if possible.

Evaluate your performance honestly. You had a good dogfight? Why? You had a bad dogfight? Why? Whatever the reasons, take them onboard and try to identify some actions you can put into practice next time.

Yavin is one of my favourite maps because it punishes lazy and sloppy flying. You have to stay fast; you must stay evasive and you need to become adept at cycling through targets in order to pick on those with low health. Also, you should regularly keep track of your wing mates and support them where possible. Team work is especially key on Yavin and most of my favourite dogfight encounters have happened there.

I also laughed when I noticed again that before he noticed Rose in the corner, he had kinda tried to sweet talk her mother, in some desperate attempt to get a date, probably thinking he had nothing to lose except showing up dateless to the dogfight, but she shuts him up and then he noticed Rose.

But in the last few patches it has been made useless for dogfighting. The P51Ds performance has been improved leaving the FW190D9 with no option but to run away from a fight. And the FW190D9s auto radiators are broken which I presume is the cause for random engine failures and loss of performance. But even when manually controlling the radiator the plane does not have enough of an edge to be able to dogfight.

But if you have a working engine, it's an amazing fighter actually. Push it to the limits and you find yourself able to outturn the ponies at certain factors. So, it is more than just capable of dogfighting.

Spit is the easier one to defeat. Just boom'n'zoom it till death. His death. With the Pony you have to work a little bit more, just keep your energy higher than his. SA is essential here. If he manages to get on your tail, DO NOT panic, just do a few rolling scissors with it and you'll find yourself, magically, behind him. Her higher roll rate will make sure you will. Don't yank on the stick, you'll lose the fight that way. Remember, tactics is what makes you win a dogfight.

Then she finds out about the dogfight, and in a scene of enormous power she attacks the young man - not for what he has done to her, but for what they have all done to their other victims. Then she walks out. But he follows her home, apologizes awkwardly, and they begin a conversation that leads to an evening on the town. They even have dinner in a nice restaurant, snubbing the headwaiter who tries to snub them.

That, I think, is why Rose even considers still talking to Birdlace after she finds out about the dogfight. Some viewers of the film question her forgiveness of him; I think that, in 1963, she might have been more flexible than a woman of subsequent years could possibly have been.

I wonder if you will like the final scene in "Dogfight." Some people have found it tacked on. I feel the movie needs it - grows because of it. I won't reveal what happens. I will say it is handled with great delicacy, that the buildup is just right, and that Savoca and Comfort were right to realize that, in the final moments, nothing needs to be explained.

Air Combat is truly a one of a kind experience. From the time you take off to the time you land you are given full control over the aircraft, with helpful instructions from experienced pilots. The dogfights were exhilarating and provide valuable bragging rights. This an experience I will remember for a long time and something I will recommend to all.

Pasek and Paul show real maturity and variety in their songs, with the stand-outs including the "On the Town" hat-tip "Some Kinda Time" and two great duets, "First Date/Last Night" between the confused lovers, and "Dogfight," between Rose and a hooker (Annaleigh Ashford, very close to stealing every scene).

A dogfighting simwith mild management elements, Warplanes puts players in charge of anair squadron from Britain, Germany or Russia, and then dispatches them onrandomized missions so that they can earn the resources they need to upgradetheir airfields. Doing so unlocks new missions and maps, and the cyclecontinues.

The aircraft represented in the set are for a dogfight on 26 August 1940 between the 5K+AR (which was apparently the identity of the aircraft salvaged off the Goodwin Sands last year - though there seems to be some argument about this) and L7005 PSoB of 264 Squadron, flown by Sergeants Thorn and Barker, who also claimed a second Dornier and a Bf109 on the same mission - the 109 was shot down whilst attacking the damaged Defiant as it attempted to crash-land near Herne Bay, where it burned out.

It is 9 holes, but two scores count. The single and the scramble. So it is like 18 holes. The individual is selected after the drives, but each player has to play single for two of the 9 holes. The criteria for selection is the players ability, drive, length of hole, and a lot of luck! It is a great format for a strong field, but not a mixed field.

I'm sure there are those that love the air-combat element. If people want the extra air-combat challenge, that's great. I'd like the option of skipping it. I thought this would be possible with the auto-resolve, but I'm now at the stage where I don't even send out intercepts anymore, because all that happens is my planes die.

3: Though I will not be discussing it in any great detail, there is a responsibility on the player to have enough situational awareness (SA) to track enemy players and anticipate missile launches. This is the most difficult part to master and the easiest to mess up.

When the missile is launched killing your afterburner is an important first step so that the flares burn brighter than your engine. If you leave the afterburner engaged the flares will be much less effective. Secondly, deploy a group of flares to provide that alternative heat source while breaking in any direction. Once the missile is avoided re-engage the afterburners and power away. For even greater effect, throw out some pre-flares before the missile is even launched to confuse the seeker head and make acquisition more difficult.

These buggers are big ungainly aircraft and are not really intended to get into a "furball" with a smaller aircraft like a MiG-29 or an F-16. But what I want to know is if either of them got into a situation where a smaller fighter had been able to get close to them, could they handle themselves? What are the "G" limits of the ADV and Foxhound, could they turn with a smaller aircraft?

I know the ADV is fitted with the Mauser cannon, at least I believe it's a Mauser, and the MiG is fitted with the standard GSh. Both can carry short range missiles such as Sidewinder or Atoll weapons. IF...and this is a big IF...such an incident occured, what chances would the pilot have?

Tornado ADV pilots train against each other and Hawk 100 aircraft at home as well as against smaller F-16s during the Canadian Excercises, forget what they are called. MiG-31 pilots do from time to time engage Su-27s and MiG-29 aircraft when excercises are held in Russia.

Does this then mean they have both adopted certain tactics to deal with the situation?

For a long time it was assumed the F-14 couldn't dogfight either, this proved to be F-16 and F/A-18 pilot bantha...so I assume the crews of these giant ungainly looking things can really "mix it up".

Last one, what about the J-8IIID. Has this version of the J-8 been refined so that it stands more of a chance against an F-16/15???

On the other hand, the J8 is designed as a high speed interceptor, not as a dogfighter. That nose of its is probably resistant to quick pitch changes and the body is a bit too long. Despite decent performance numbers and helmet sighting wide angle off boresight missiles like the PL-8 or PL-9, I don't think it stands a chance in close range combat with a US 'teen' fighter or a Western type fourth gen fighter. It's best bet is to hit and run with its BVR or wide angle IR missiles. It's probably superior to the earlier generation of fighters because of its massive power, speed, FBW, and missiles like the Adder, the R73 and the PL-8/9. Something like a Tornado, Phantom, Jaguar, Mirage III, F-111, MiG-21, MiG-23/27, are within a J-8C/H's grasp though, while underpowered jets like the F5E or Taiwan IDF will have a hard time keeping up with its hit and run tactics. The new gen J-8s probably has better BVR capabilities than the SU-27SK's in PLAAF service. ff782bc1db