The Art of the Kill (BFM)

[Stuge]

Already planned on stalking the 104th TS looking for you as soon as I was up and running online haha :music_whistling: Looking forward to flying with you finally, dude. I'm gonna need to learn to have a bruised ego...generally it's not my thing, but I think over the next few weeks I might be getting a little more used to it.

 

:helpsmilie:

 

No, you will have to experience ego death. Then it doesn't matter how many times you get shot down. The point is to train, not compete or keep track of stats or anything like that...

[Buckeye]

No, you will have to experience ego death. Then it doesn't matter how many times you get shot down. The point is to train, not compete or keep track of stats or anything like that...

 

Hey, ya gotta learn to crawl before you walk...

[Kaktus29]

i do wonder how a big flight vs. flight goes on.. i mean 150 planes versus 150 planes.. just imagine, BVR starts, some missiles are launched, some defensive maneuvers employed(so, if planes are maintaining same altitude it means those doing the defensive maneuvers are risking crashing into their team-mates?)) or do they just dive to go below their team and ditch the approching missile?

 

not to mention the jammered air-space and hundreds of planes doing defensive maneuvers its like merge no matter what you do.. must be scary since you can't really know if your side is winning or not..you can't make a decision is it better to ditch and save the plane or keep going .. reminds me of those knight-vs-knight fight when until you get a stick in the head you don't know if.. well you're going to get a stick in the head..

[GGTharos]

It's very unlikely that you would see anything like this. What you would most likely see is a total battlefield of maybe 30-50 fighter aircraft in a single engagement, mixed A2A and A2G. Think Operation Desert storm etc.

 

But yes, the scenario is interesting.