xXBornOfFireXx

(One last post before bed.) I thought as much for the AI, although I just had to be sure. I think the reason the replays were screwing up was because before I saved the track, I just watched it and switched to external, then saved it. I'm not that much of a newbie as to use external view =P. Anyway, I suppose all that there is to it is to practice. Thanks again for your help, guys, appreciate it.

Here's round 2. Hopefully this one works. My AI buddy seems to roll along forever on two wheels, is that what it should look like? It's 3am here so I'm going to head off to bed (this thing has been keeping me up =P) but I'll be back on tomorrow. Thanks for your help so far. Failed_Takeoff_2.trk

So don't touch the stick until I get 135kts (with combat load)? I have tried to pull back the stick at different speeds but it always seems unresponsive.

Well when I said all the gears leave the runway at the same time, I may have been over exaggerating. But take a look at this track, you can see the wingman rolling along gracefully on two wheels while I'm bumping up and down all over the place. Failed Take-off.trk

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought when taking off, after you reach around 100kts, you are supposed to pull the nose up 10 degrees and roll along the runway with the rear gears until the plane naturally takes off. That's what I've witnessed my AI wingman do anyway, but I know they can be a little dodgy. Well whenever I try to do that I fail completely. I've tried various amounts of pressure on the joystick to no success. The plane just seems to always lift straight off the runway from all three of its wheels at around 180kts, depending on weight. I turn NWS off after 50kts, have flaps to 10 degrees (also tried 20), but it still doesn't work. I'm thinking it could be my fairly old Logitech Attack 3 Joystick but I could also just be doing something stupid. Can anyone give me a hand? Cheers.

Thanks! Simple as that. =P

I'm trying to do the first mission. Whenever I try using the GBU-12 or GBU-38, instead of locking on and guiding me towards the location I've lazed with the TGP, it uses the waypoint I have set instead. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? Any help would be appreciated, cheers.