Picking glass out of your face makes you a man. I reccomend salt on your face after a good head smashing on the front panel. You do realise its your head hitting the canopy right? the glass always gets blown outwards with the cabin pressure. 
Is that the same technology that uses cellular cameras across the entire fuscelage? The ones being developed for visual cloaking?
However, the A2 design does not have windows.
The heat generated by traveling so quickly makes it difficult to install windows that are not too heavy. One solution Reaction Engines has proposed is to install flat panel displays, showing images of the scene outside.
So does the head....You do realise its your head hitting the canopy right? the glass always gets blown outwards with the cabin pressure.![]()
Sometimes I turn off my life support on long runs, just to listen to the breathing noise. Reminds me of 2010 lol.
more likely quartz glass not plexiglass (which is a brand name btw)
quartz glass was used in all the of the NASA space craft
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fused_quartz
Hey.. so that was you wearing the pink shorts taking pictures of everything?
Didn't know you spotted me there.![]()
There's another point of "unreality"... your canopy is smashed, your life support mask comes down and you make a run for the nearest station, finding an outpost not too far away. Does your atmosphere return when you touch down ag an outpost, same as it does at a station? Coz last time I checked their landing pads were exposed to hard vacuum.
There's another point of "unreality"... your canopy is smashed, your life support mask comes down and you make a run for the nearest station, finding an outpost not too far away. Does your atmosphere return when you touch down ag an outpost, same as it does at a station? Coz last time I checked their landing pads were exposed to hard vacuum.
There's another point of "unreality"... your canopy is smashed, your life support mask comes down and you make a run for the nearest station, finding an outpost not too far away. Does your atmosphere return when you touch down ag an outpost, same as it does at a station? Coz last time I checked their landing pads were exposed to hard vacuum.
Personally I really like it, it gives another dimension to think about while in a dogfight. Much like aiming for the FSD on larger ship to take it out faster. It's a concept you have to be careful of yourself and be ready to take advantage of anytime you can. It's not a simple fly around and shoot the hull of a ship and wait for its HP to hit 0, you have to think through some fights.
Yep running around with military grade armour..makes no damn difference i can see...and its only happening on the cobra III...just switched out to a lacon 6 with its shoot me now canopy and rammed a station repeatedly...nada haven`t seen this in any other ship and i`ve got more combat time in a viper than i do a cobra...i`m starting to suspect there is a bug in the cobra coding....or some ******* has slipped me a cobra MK II (if you get that reference award yourself 10 geek points)Have you upgraded your armor by any chance? I wonder if that has any bearing on canopy durability.
Well, when your ship gets shuffled into the hangar it should. There's supposedly a force field in place at the level of the platform... or am I mistaken?
If you can pop the canopy of a cobra from behind and below....i salute your hacking skills,i don`t really care how wonderful a shot you or the AI or anyone is the entire mass of the ship is between you and my canopy..if you can shoot through that the canopy is the LAST of my worries as you have just had to core the ship.
answer is simpleOK i admit defeat i have now lost my canopy for the 19th time and for the 9th time it was a ventral aft attack that popped it in a cobra mk III...whats the point of having a hull that can laugh off nukes if a hit from underneath can pop the apparently glass canopy,take out your displays and force you to dis-engage i could maybe understand if it was cumulative damage but its happened after 4% damage and most of the time around 20%..Anyone else suffering from this rather annoying problem?