I have a question no one has asked - ha!

[ZaltysZ]

Record a track, open it for viewing, press shift+tab to open console, enter "user" without quotes and analyze list, which contains player names, their scores and aircrafts.

[334th_Rakkasan]

No offence to my esteemed Commish, but your are smoking the crack!!!!!!

As [RS]Lazarus knows our 334th Eagle Squadronn is the current one in question along with 4thFG. We played an extremly close match on Saturday. The battle ended with only a difference of 126 points according to the 334th screenshot. 4thFG (~S~ to them it was a great fight) disagrees saying they had two pilots land one kill each in the closing seconds of the match.

It can be clearly seen that the two pilots in question do in fact acheive one air to air kill apiece. They then return to base attempting a landing and respawn before the message for "Take Screenshot Now" appears.(which is the rule for scoring as I understand it) Both of the aircraft are clearly visible on the tarmac after time expires and the "Take Screenshot Now" message appears in the chat bar.

Therefore if both parties submit screen shots and the only difference is pilot "A" has 200 points on the 4thFG screenie and 100 points on the 334th screen then the track does "tell the tale" so to speak.

Or am I somehow completly off base here? Can't see how.

[Thunderbolt56]

Regardless of the scoring system, I'd think there would be an inherent way to record in-game tracks.

But I'm not making it...

As far as raw score goes, I could care less...honestly.

The Warbirds of Prey servers currently incorporate an iteration of FBDj written by Wildwillie that awards shared kills that is quite functional. It's still based on game logs, thus doesn't award partial just for good strikes, but does award them in the event you cut controls and someone else gets the kill.