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[Azis_]

I rarely fly below tier V much but I was looking for something different this eve and noticed the dailies/missions...n such so thought I would give it a battle or two and see how goes it....I was kinda doing russian rulet on my planes and wound up with the F3....wound up at winter war with a IV P-43 and a I P-1 on the other side lol....:bravo:

 

So I was after the IV as he went low and I get jumped by an opposing F3...ok not a big deal but I happened to have two bombs and figured WTH, I need them off any way if we are going to dance.

Poor guy only had 60 battles total

Just hope the pilot was not discouraged....

[ObligatedSpider]

Edited by ObligatedSpider, 13 August 2017 - 05:10 AM.

[Psicko23]

I usually dont save screenshots, but I did have a t4 game the other day where I saluted the other team and an enemy with clan tags told me to suck it. my bots disinigrated and I killed the whole team.

 

[Texthor]

ObligatedSpider, on 12 August 2017 - 10:59 PM, said:

 

learning very early that It takes NO skill...........

[TeamTerrible]

Texthor, on 13 August 2017 - 07:43 AM, said:

 

learning very early that It takes NO skill...........

 

and after 27,000+ plus battles you still haven't figured it out

 

What is your point?

[ObligatedSpider]

Texthor, on 13 August 2017 - 12:43 PM, said:

 

learning very early that It takes NO skill...........

 

It may not take much skill but it has too take at least a tiny bit when your flying in pretty much the most unmaneuverable aircraft in the game.

 

 

 

 

[Steel_bomber_]

TeamTerrible, on 13 August 2017 - 03:49 PM, said:

 

and after 27,000+ plus battles you still haven't figured it out

 

What is your point?

 

too funny....

 

[Texthor]

I learned early as well : It takes NO skill, to win in an IL

[MARS_REVENANT]

Texthor, on 13 August 2017 - 03:20 PM, said:

I learned early as well : It takes NO skill, to win in an IL

 

I don't think you have the ability to learn anything early, late, or on time... Except to whine like some privileged kid that's hasn't worked for anything in her life.

[Zigfreid]

Texthor, on 13 August 2017 - 06:43 AM, said:

 

learning very early that It takes NO skill...........

 

Yea you have bin flying Tanks again super armor high hit points, you

even got a zombie rear gunner that never dies making kills for you.

With the most fire power front guns tier four has to offer in tanks.

Lost all respect for you flying tier four 110-B it's a TANK LOL.

Learning very late that you have no skills and now you fly Tanks.

[Texthor]

MARS_REVENANT, on 13 August 2017 - 02:49 PM, said:

 

I don't think you have the ability to learn anything early, late, or on time... Except to whine like some privileged kid that's hasn't worked for anything in her life.

 

Now Mars_Irrelevant...... don't get your great big panties in a wad again !!!!  We know you love your IL.

Everyone on here knows I retired from the oil industry.

Maybe you can find some manly industry to retire from as well, someday......

[General_Lee_Miserable]

Texthor, on 13 August 2017 - 09:08 PM, said:

 

Now Mars_Irrelevant...... don't get your great big panties in a wad again !!!!  We know you love your IL.

Everyone on here knows I retired from the oil industry.

Maybe you can find some manly industry to retire from as well, someday......

 

LOL!  Thats right, Tex. Don't take his crap :-)  

 

I'd actually love to know what Marsco does. I know he uses Autocad. Cad jockey is kind of a semi professional gig. So, there may be some hope for him...... NAH! 

[ObligatedSpider]

Texthor, on 13 August 2017 - 08:20 PM, said:

I learned early as well : It takes NO skill, to win in an IL

 

If you claim it take no skill to win in an IL I would love too see all of your wins in an IL. I know I sure haven't won most of my game in an IL or any other attack aircraft for that matter. 

[TeamTerrible]

The_World_Needs_A_Hero, on 13 August 2017 - 04:26 PM, said:

 

LOL!  Thats right, Tex. Don't take his crap :-)  

 

I'd actually love to know what Marsco does. I know he uses Autocad. Cad jockey is kind of a semi professional gig. So, there may be some hope for him...... NAH! 

 

 

Actually Marco has a valid point

 

When a child cries its because they cannot/refuse to do or understand the issue behind a situation presented to them

 

Texthor is constantly crying to mommy WG  to wipe his bottom for him because he refuses to eat his vegatables

 

 

Of course WG only sees 1 whiner and one probably too cheap to pay them anything so they lift their snoots into the air and ignore it

 

Even Ghostprime won't pat him on the head and give him a  "there there its ok"

 

Time to grow up, we are not your mother 

 

[Steel_bomber_]

Texthor, on 13 August 2017 - 10:08 PM, said:

 

Now Mars_Irrelevant...... don't get your great big panties in a wad again !!!!  We know you love your IL.

Everyone on here knows I retired from the oil industry.

Maybe you can find some manly industry to retire from as well, someday......

It does not matter what someone his job is. In this game it is what you do in game. Almost all IL's have lower win rates compared to fighters. Who cares what your business is, fact is IL's suck! 

[Texthor]

once again, Temper terrible refers to the 4 yr old child that can win in an IL and tries and fails to push his own mommie complex off on to others.

Sorry, not working little one.......

 

never fear.....I will be gone to the beach for a week tommorow and you will own the forum once again.

Edited by Texthor, 13 August 2017 - 10:10 PM.

[BitterClinger]

I downloaded the game and fought one battle just for this thread. Here you go:

 

 

You may now return to your regularly scheduled flame war.

 

[Pogo68]

Steel_bomber_, on 13 August 2017 - 01:56 PM, said:

It does not matter what someone his job is. In this game it is what you do in game. Almost all IL's have lower win rates compared to fighters. Who cares what your business is, fact is IL's suck! 

 

 

Ugh

My record in the IL line is horrible.

 

IL-2  27% survival, 0.68 kills per flight and 0.93 kills for every time I get shot down

IL-2(t)  37% survival, 0.58 kills per flight and 0.93 kills for every time I get shot down

IL-10M  52% survival, 1.27 kills per flight and 2.65 kills for every time I get shot down

IL-20M 48% survival, 1.31 kills per flight and 2.49 kills for every time I get shot down

IL-40 53% survival, 1.55 kills per flight and 3.27 kills for every time I get shot down

 

Even the TSh-2 is hard to stay alive in

TSh-2 47% survival, 1.95 kills per flight and 3.66 kills for every time I get shot down

 

Just for comparison after 100 flights in the Spad, my record is 67% survival rate, 3.76 kills per flight and 11.29 kills for every time I get shot down.

I don't put to much stock in the win loss rate (78%) because the game can be won even if I did not fire a single shot.

 

Edited by Pogo68, 13 August 2017 - 10:51 PM.

[Zigfreid]

Texthor, on 13 August 2017 - 03:08 PM, said:

 

Now Mars_Irrelevant...... don't get your great big panties in a wad again !!!!  We know you love your IL.

Everyone on here knows I retired from the oil industry.

Maybe you can find some manly industry to retire from as well, someday......

 

If you are from the oil industry what is a camaron vent?

How many inches of water equal one psi?

And E over I equals R is Ohmn's law. What is Watts formula?

And if you can not answer this you never worked the Oil Field.

Edited by Zigfreid, 14 August 2017 - 01:31 AM.

[Texthor]

Zigfreid, on 13 August 2017 - 07:30 PM, said:

 

If you are from the oil industry what is a camaron vent?

How many inches of water equal one psi?

And E over I equals R is Ohmn's law. What is Watts formula?

And if you can not answer this you never worked the Oil Field.

 

If you were in water treatment for production, I was not.   Sounds like you were a mudman, if so, that is what you were paid to do for me.

roughnecked on drilling rigs while in college and my first job out of college.  Then ran liner hangers for cement jobs and packers and later I was a company man for drilling...... everything I ever did revovled around drilling, then again later on, leasing minerals to drill, seisemic work, and negotiating drill sites with farmers, and ranchers all over the country and then drilling my own wells in oil ventures with other partners.  I've spent more time in the oil field than I care to have, that should answer you.  Now retired and going to the beach second time this summer, smart [edited]....