Having Trouble Landing? Try This!

[ThatYoungGameGuy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C30arll0dGY

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[Ancient Seraph]

That didn't look at all like the finals I usually make . I'm more for the 60 degrees descent angle... Although you need more speed to flare then. Can't believe you landed with just +/- 120 . Nice landing though.

[ThatYoungGameGuy]

Originally Posted by Ancient Seraph

That didn't look at all like the finals I usually make . I'm more for the 60 degrees descent angle... Although you need more speed to flare then. Can't believe you landed with just +/- 120 . Nice landing though.

well, its my way of landing , and it works so...

[Zatoichi_Sanjuro]

Originally Posted by Ancient Seraph

That didn't look at all like the finals I usually make . I'm more for the 60 degrees descent angle... Although you need more speed to flare then.

The same way I do it.

Anyway, that's a really nice landing, but it looks far too risky for me. Especially in bad weather or during Capture the Airfields.

[Wissam24]

Awesome

[Soviet Ace]

I usually circle around, that is if I have to much speed and don't want to climb to burn it off. Kinda counter intuitive doing that way, but sometimes it works. Anyway, I usually just circle around and come in low in the end; and make a perfect landing.

[kod30]

you know what would make my landings easier?

wheel brakes on my av8r

[Rabin]

I had trouble landing on the original IL-2 on PC, so I signed up with an online flight school (Joint Ops)

Great tuition...

[Araqiel]

It works, but it isn't pretty. Pull it off in an Arado and I'll be impressed. Feel free to use the main airfield at Manston rather than Hawkinge/Lympne - you'll almost certainly need it for the run-out.

[InfiniteStates]

What plane was that - it didn't seem to be one prone to nose tipping?

A video of landing an LA5FN might help a lot of people if you show them how to counter it's tendancy to plant it's propeller in the ground at around 60