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05-20-2010, 07:39 PM
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P-51 Bs Vs P-51 Ds in Dogfight mode so you really have to distinguish friend from foe would be great.
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05-20-2010, 10:41 PM
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hey mac yeah when you mirgervin and i did it i really enjoyed as i try to fly in cockpit view all the time. when pipex sorts itself and i have a perm connection we will have to fly some more games like that
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#4
05-21-2010, 12:07 AM
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05-21-2010, 04:53 PM
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a little feedback...
- Varcus2 is a proven P-51 champion and has been flying full sensitivity and cockpit view before. As expected, dangerous and hard to beat.
- firepilote had his first flights yesterday and today under the new settings. A very dangerous pilot in his Spitfire, he's working hard to adopt to the new settings and airplane, getting better with every flight. - tagemandbagem is flying the Mustang under the new settings like he's never flown anything else - precise, surprisingly stable, and deadly. Seems to feel very comfortable with the settings, even at night (!). Yes, we've flown two sorties at nighttime in Dover yesterday where he amazed me with his tracking skills...nearly impossible to escape him. Feeling sorry for myself and all his opponents...  - Mage016 , our Ace from the Polar Circle, is bringing his unique flying style and superior skills to the Mustang in Club settings. After a little more training we'll soon have to be watching our six o'clocks for him... - wolfsalt , a reliable deadly nightmare for his opponents, has yesterday taken his first steps in the Mustang in Club settings, and bad news for all of us, it looks like very soon he's going to be up to speed... I for my part am extremely happy how the idea of the club has caught on and how hard everyone who signed up is working to master their Mustangs. I expect that very soon we'll be able to start some kind of championship. Keep it up guys, you're great!  MACADEMIC Last edited by MACADEMIC; 05-21-2010 at 04:57 PM.
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#7
05-22-2010, 10:54 AM
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About setting up a Club game:
In order to ensure that only Club members are entering a game room, it's best to set up a text chat first and invite any online Club member you want to participate in the game. Before the host sets up the game, the participants should move to the appropriate 'Custom Match' section (Online/Custom Match/ Dogfight or Team Battle or Capture Airfields or Strike) and wait for the game to appear. The host should then set up the desired game for the expected number of Club members. Members should then join immediately so the room becomes full with Club members only.
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#9
05-23-2010, 05:54 AM
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George Hotz has been assassinated by ninjas or something
nobody has heard from him in over a month Apparently he and a few other people have figured out how to properly encrypt a modified update file, but they won't say how to do it, if they're even still alive. the US Air Force will be needing 3.15's, maybe they'll buy my cech-a for a good price. Another rumor has it that the air force kidnapped geohotz and is making him customize their ps3's.
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#10
05-27-2010, 03:47 PM
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About the grading of Club games:
Since a major challenge of flying under Club Rules is to keep control of the aircraft and not crash, it makes sense not to rely on the (in my opinion already flawed) counting system the game provides. As a general rule: who dies less, wins. equal number of deaths results in a draw. This rule applies to all Club games in the nature of aerial battles, be it 1 vs 1 games or team battles, in whatever mode they are played. Excepted are true Capture Airfield and Strike Missions, where the party with the higher amount of remaining tickets wins. In these cases deaths are accounted for by a reduction of tickets, therefore stay true to the guiding principle of Club Rules. Happy Flying! MACADEMIC 
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