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Great account ! Will you try French Jag ?

Impressive

Right Gepard, most important advice : fly straight during the launch.

For early Atoll, 6 O'clock, 1,5 to 2 km seems to give the best results (around 50% chances of scoring), if the target start maneuvering, give up and look for another target. Obviously, it is not always possible to find yourself in such a situation, so the kill rate is actually 10-20 %

You must limit the use of A/B because of IR missiles and because of your short legs. I found the PFV safer than the F13 because at least your are not tempted into dogfights, which are not a good idea if you are outnumbered. The Mig21 turn radius is a good escape against the F8, F4 .. Against earlier aircraft, think of your max speed.

I am flying a VPAF campaign in Mig-21 PFV (no gun). I usually fly low to avoid being locked by F4 or others. As soon as I am below a potential target, I vertically climb (full AB, then Mil), and try to be in the 6 Oclock of my target. At same altitude or just lower, I try to find an optimal solution during say 30 seconds, and fire my missiles if I am in range, then I go down, back to base, Mil power. I score a kill once every.5-6 missions.

Great cockpit !

I think the most CA people want beer marking !

That's great.

In France, carelessness in the manipulation of weapons kill more people than their intentionnal use.

Actually, it is a more for safety purpose as in France at least, the number of people wounded when they transport an unprotected knife of cutting object is much higher than the number of people wounded in a fight. I have practiced fencing for more than 20 years and all the wounds heavier than a little blood on the nose or finger I saw were due to improper or stupid manipulation of the weapons, never during a "fight". Still, the police have a legal motivation (especially because actually the law saying something like "proper safe packaging" is a little vague) to confiscate them in case of risk of streetfight or similar situation and as such it is very usefull. There is basically 1/3 chance that this law would have avoided such drama.

In France, you cannot carry a knife which blade is larger than your hand unless it is properly packed (in a bag, box ...).

Yes, I forgot, it is excellent

There have been an update of the German Terrain : http://combatace.com/files/file/14686-germany-terrain-rework-part-1-of-3/ It changes a lot of things.

That looks really nice !

Looks great, thank you !

Try the F100 !

Wellington is a good general, but the Spanish and Portugal campaigns much better demonstrate his skill. They were also more decisive, Waterloo was "the end".

Check how often people are saying "Oh my god !" on youtube

Absolutly wonderfull !!!

You got me macalena !