It's a salute emote.Okay what's the 'o7' thing? I've seen it again, twice in the last few minutes. Is it some kind of secret illuminati code?
You're looking at it from the wrong angle. The "extra hassle" is what make things interesting.I can't imagine playing with FA off since I find dogfighting with competent pirates very dragged out and yawnworthy enough without that extra hassle. Obviously I have a lot to learn.
Although my hud always starts in analysis mode, which is kind've irritating.
Oooooooh. I originally thought it was Simon Templars sig but I started seeing other people use it.It's a salute emote.
Imagine the "o" as a head and the "7" as a hand.
Though personally I think <o looks better, the o7 kind of stuck. It's originally an EVE Online thing.
Definitely gonna put this on my to-do list for experimentation. I'm kind've in limbo at the moment while hunting for materials anyway so it can't hurt to try something different.You're looking at it from the wrong angle. The "extra hassle" is what make things interesting.
It does take a while to learn though, but the point is that with F/A off your ship is more agile and responsive and more importantly, decoupling your heading from your velocity vector means greater opportunity and more freedom in shooting things to bits.![]()
You can start easy with it. Just try to turn it off sometimes. Just for a few seconds to see how the ship behaves and to start working on your counter-inputs, use it during quick boost-turns, etc.Definitely gonna put this on my to-do list for experimentation
... Woot!
Oooooooh. I originally thought it was Simon Templars sig but I started seeing other people use it.
And yeah, I much prefer your version. let's make it a thing. <o
Definitely gonna put this on my to-do list for experimentation. I'm kind've in limbo at the moment while hunting for materials anyway so it can't hurt to try something different.
You're an excellent pilot, Christopher. Don't drag yourself down.You can start easy with it. Just try to turn it off sometimes. Just for a few seconds to see how the ship behaves and to start working on your counter-inputs, use it during quick boost-turns, etc.
Took me months of focused effort to perfect it (as much as a crap pilot like me can "perfect" anything) so don't sweat it. But it's definitely a nice skill set to have.
Nice. I want that.There's a video a few pages back showing what can be done with FAoff. Pretty mind blowing.
Edit. Correction, it's in here
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/fa-off.549654/
Nah. I just flail around and shoot.You're an excellent pilot, Christopher. Don't drag yourself down.
Oh you're a gimble guy, eh? I can see how you might take that option if you're a complete psychopath who flies around with their FA off.
Well, this was four years ago. I learned to use fixed guns since then.Oh you're a gimble guy, eh? I can see how you might take that option if you're a complete psychopath who flies around with their FA off.
I didn't notice that until after I posted. I'm too much of a control freak for gimbles. Some guy might have chaff and annoy me.Well, this was four years ago. I learned to use fixed guns since then.![]()
What key/button is the switch mapped to?Mine comes back on every time I jump, come out of SC or land and then launch. And naturally when I restart the game.
It's always done that, I kind of got used to pressing the F/A switch every time automatically, but I'd still appreciate if I didn't have to do that.
You only need those if you plan to sell ships or modules to other players. Do you? I sure don't![]()
I got an invite from my third engineer, Tod McQuinn due to my recent bounty hunting activities, but it was a bit of an anti-climax. I could only engineer one of my multi-cannons two thirds of the way because apparently mechanical scraps are quite rare. At least in my experience.
ALTHOUGH..I did notice that my A cannon fires for longer than the B cannon during combat. I was actually wondering if it'd work at all so that was both a nice and strange surprise.
I've discovered one mechanical scrap since. I transferred my iEagle all the way up to Wolf 397 in anticipation of engineering both ships and I couldn't even get both cannons partially suped up on the Cobra.
And I haven't even revisited the first engineer in Khun since I don't have the materials to get started.
But I do find NPC pirate smacktalk quite funny before I destroy them.
Oooooooh. I originally thought it was Simon Templars sig but I started seeing other people use it.
And yeah, I much prefer your version. let's make it a thing. <o
Definitely gonna put this on my to-do list for experimentation. I'm kind've in limbo at the moment while hunting for materials anyway so it can't hurt to try something different.
We could tell you but....Okay what's the 'o7' thing? I've seen it again, twice in the last few minutes. Is it some kind of secret illuminati code?
I have it on the left paddle on the FCS throttle, but that's not it. It happens even if I'm playing on KB+M.What key/button is the switch mapped to?
Well, at least now that I know it isn't normal, I can investigate further.That is odd. The only thing I can think of is that it's mapped to an alternative key for something else. But I'm no expert.
Not my idea, but I one I have adapted and adopted.Oooooooh. I originally thought it was Simon Templars sig but I started seeing other people use it.
And yeah, I much prefer your version. let's make it a thing. <o
Definitely gonna put this on my to-do list for experimentation. I'm kind've in limbo at the moment while hunting for materials anyway so it can't hurt to try something different.