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Gabriella Grey
XERCORE
E X T E R M I N A T U S
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Posted - 2013.09.19 20:52:00 -
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Dust Red Flag is a public channel dedicated to new and veteran pilots, planet-side in New Eden. Here you can ask/share information on ideal module set-ups for any type of mission, and ways to combat against ground forces or by air.We will teach you from the cockpits, Videos links, and various guides will come out for those needing help.
WHAT CAN DUST RED FLAG HELP ME WITH:
GùÅ Basic, Intermediate, & Advance Flight Maneuvers.
GùÅ Air to Air Combat.
GùÅ Air to Ground Combat.
GùÅ What to Watch Out From.
GùÅ Air to Air Tactics.
GùÅ Air to Ground Tactics.
GùÅ Pilot Updates.
GùÅ Gunning in Vehicles.
GùÅ Help When New Arial Vehicles Come Out.
ALL PILOTS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN
Just search Dust Red Flag on Eve Online, or your Dust 514 chat window and tag this Topic to your favorites to stay current on news from the Dust Red Flag. |
Bojo The Mighty
Zanzibar Concept
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Posted - 2013.09.19 21:52:00 -
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You are in Condor Squad
and there is already O.k0 or something like that
and the 514th wing
Do we really need more? |
Gabriella Grey
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E X T E R M I N A T U S
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Posted - 2013.09.19 23:18:00 -
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Bojo The Mighty wrote:You are in Condor Squad
and there is already O.k0 or something like that
and the 514th wing
Do we really need more?
Red Flag is something different from 514 and Condor Squad. It won't hurt to offer a bit more things to players, and that is the goal of this thread and public channel. If you want to know more please keep an eye out for this thread or join Dust Red Flag. |
Fox Gaden
Immortal Guides
1107
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Posted - 2013.09.20 15:21:00 -
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I like your initiative, but how many chat channels do we want to have? Wouldn't it be better for you to help Condor Squad offer more services, rather than creating another channel?
Of course I have not gotten into piloting much yet, so it does not directly effect me, but I am in favor of channel consolidation as I have a lot of Chat channels open already. |
Gabriella Grey
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Posted - 2013.09.21 04:24:00 -
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Fox Gaden wrote:I like your initiative, but how many chat channels do we want to have? Wouldn't it be better for you to help Condor Squad offer more services, rather than creating another channel?
Of course I have not gotten into piloting much yet, so it does not directly effect me, but I am in favor of channel consolidation as I have a lot of Chat channels open already.
Much appreciated. Well I would say, as many needed, but my reasons for making the channel were quite well thought out. It is really offering a very unique experience with a very long and extensive amount of input, feedback, and request from new players and veterans a like. I have no problem offering the information to all dropship squad channels, but the information will be released first in Dust Red Flag channel and this thread. Hopefully people will understand what I am trying to do once it is seen. And if this is emulated by other channels the better I say. |
Naedeus
DUST University
Ivy League
166
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Posted - 2013.09.23 02:09:00 -
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It was to my understanding that Condor Squad was a hiring service for Dropship pilots for Planetary Conquest matches. While 514th Wing was a aerial vehicle discussion group. I do not see any harm for an initiative in establishing a channel dedicated to teaching up-and-coming pilots how to fly.
Gabriella, I'd suggest getting into contact with Adelia Lafayette, he's one of our dropship instructors within D-UNI. |
Gabriella Grey
XERCORE
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Posted - 2013.09.23 19:02:00 -
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Naedeus wrote:It was to my understanding that Condor Squad was a hiring service for Dropship pilots for Planetary Conquest matches. While 514th Wing was a aerial vehicle discussion group. I do not see any harm for an initiative in establishing a channel dedicated to teaching up-and-coming pilots how to fly.
Gabriella, I'd suggest getting into contact with Adelia Lafayette, he's one of our dropship instructors within D-UNI.
Much Appreciated, I will get in contact with Adelia now. |
Gabriella Grey
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Posted - 2013.09.24 23:43:00 -
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Learn the basics and the advanced flight movements of the dropship. Judge Rhadamanthus has some great youtube videos here Dropship Youtube Channel, More information can also be found on Judge Rhadamanthus Dust thread here. Judge Rhadamanthus Dust 514 Video Thread.
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50LD13R
Eyniletti Rangers
Minmatar Republic
0
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Posted - 2013.09.25 14:12:00 -
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As a prospective pilot I have a ton of questions, from what skills to invest in and in what order, to things like what's the best CAS dropship and fit? I've been searching but unable to find these answers. Is this the appropriate forum, or is there an existing forum or guide with all the answers I'm looking for? |
Gabriella Grey
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Posted - 2013.09.25 15:39:00 -
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50LD13R wrote:As a prospective pilot I have a ton of questions, from what skills to invest in and in what order, to things like what's the best CAS dropship and fit? I've been searching but unable to find these answers. Is this the appropriate forum, or is there an existing forum or guide with all the answers I'm looking for?
Here you can ask as many questions as you like. Another thing also join the Dust Red Flag public chat so you can ask any questions while in game as well. First thing before modules, if you have not done so already, You need to figure out which type of dropship you are looking into, Caldari or Gallente. Each offers a little something different in play style. Caldari dropships are light in mass, not requiring a lot of input to move it in the desired direction. The Gallente version has a bit more mass and requires more input to move it in the desired direction. There is a nice free PDF that can be downloaded here, that gives prospective pilots a better overview on what is really going on with dropships created a while back: PILOTING 101 PDF Now on to modules! When placing skills currently into dropships, your most important skills to level up are, Turret Operation, Small Missile Turret Operaion, Small Hybrid Turret Operation, Vehicle Armor Upgrades, Vehicle Shield Upgrades, and Vehicle Armor Repair/Vehicle Shield Boost.(Armor Repair for Gallente, Shield Boost for Caldari) I would not get too comfortable with how the modules currently are though. CCP is reworking modules for vehicles at the moment so some of this information will change. If you are piloting Caldari, you want to invest your time in Vehicle Shield Extenders, and Vehicle Shield Hardeners. Your more experienced pilots will usually be running 2 Shield Extenders, and a Shield Hardener in their high module slots. The low module slots perhaps Power Diagnostics Systems , or something else based on preference. An experienced Gallente pilot will probably have an Armor Repairer, Armor Plate, and a Armor Hardener, in the low slots, with a Shield Extender and something else to taste in the high slots. |
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50LD13R
Eyniletti Rangers
Minmatar Republic
0
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Posted - 2013.09.26 01:27:00 -
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Much obliged, I actually just read about the Learning Coalition, thought I'd try to find an instructor. |
Gabriella Grey
XERCORE
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Posted - 2013.09.30 18:29:00 -
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WHAT TO DO WHEN THE ENEMY WANTS YOUR DROPSHIP OUT OF THE SKIES?!?!?
A quick tip, for when redline turret installations, forge guns, swarm launchers have you marked for death.They key is teamwork.Tell your squad what and where the problem is coming from. Below is a few list of good request you can ask your fellow squad or team mates to use in keeping your dropship from hurling down to the planet in a ball of fire and scrap metal.
GùÅ Snipers can take out forge gunners from a good amount of distance. A few direct hits from a sniper rifle will make even the toughest heavy toting a forge gun think twice.
GùÅ Swarm launchers can be a huge pain in your rear. For dropship pilots, these guys will die despite knowing they can toss out 1 more volley of swarms at you. Yes its a click and forget weapon, and yes those nasty homing rockets can stay on your heat trail despite fancy flying around objects but you have to make the most of it. Have a few mercs on foot take them out.You can get creative with this. You can load them in the dropship and drop them near or on top of the enemy, or just let them get to them by their own means. Snipers can work on this too, but snipers will have a time killing them as they are constantly moving to avoid being hit while they are locking on to you. (This tactic works well with the way swarms are currently. It may not be viable after 1.6)
GùÅ Redline Turrets can cause you problems with wanting to be a apart of the action. If someone is camping on the turret that you can't reach in the far back, call in help from a squad or team mate to take it out. There are many flavors that can be uses to remove the turret from play. HAV's, Forge guns, and swarms will all do just nicely.
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gbghg
L.O.T.I.S.
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Posted - 2013.10.01 13:42:00 -
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Ugh, I already have 3 dropship channels, guess I have to go add a fourth one now.... |
Mossellia Delt
Militaires Sans Jeux
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Posted - 2013.10.02 05:34:00 -
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Delt is on this channel to help all our new DS pilots! |
Gabriella Grey
XERCORE
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Posted - 2013.10.03 15:30:00 -
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WHAT DOES THE FUTURE OF DROPSHIPS HAVE IN STORE FOR US!?!?!?
If you haven't seen it yet, you should go and check on the forum thread entitled, Vehicle Changes and Beyond - part 2. Everything for dropships along with other vehicles are being reset back to basics. This does sound very bad to those who are happy with the way things are but there are some serious broken things about vehicles that are very broken, being finally addressed since this game was first released in beta. Most who are dropships pilots are understanding in their niche, they call home. With the new vehicle build dropships will not only be something feeling unique but it will also now feel more custom to the role and style of play you choose. What do I mean? Well with war points being issued to dropships, players who wish to play a support pilot role can really be emerged into that specific style of play. Those who want to engage the enemy will also now have their own unique style and those who want it all will certainly not be left out. Below is a list of general things to look for once the new reset comes and remember please leave your feedback to the vehicle changes thread:
Armor Dropships:
GùÅ Pure Transport Support Roles
- Will be able to land in hotter zones to extract and drop off troops.
- Will be able to receive more damage in heavy conflict areas.
GùÅ Fire Support/Transport Roles (We will more likely see more evidence of this when other dropship variants return)
- Will be able to land in hotter zones to extract and drop off troops.
- Will be able to give support fire in hotter zones.
- Will be able to recieve more damage in heavy conflict areas.
Shield Dropships:
GùÅ Pure Transport Support Roles
- Can quickly transport clones much faster in low conflict zones.
- Can quickly transport clones near heavy conflict zones.
- Great fast recon vehicle
- Shield modules have extra attributes.
GùÅ Fire Support/Transport Roles (Will likely see more evidence when passive modules are re-introduced).
- Can quickly give support in low conflict zones.
- Rapid response vehicle for engaging other vehicles, and other targets. (Has an edge in handling over heavier mass dropships). |
Gabriella Grey
XERCORE
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Posted - 2013.10.07 13:26:00 -
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IS YOUR SQUAD LEADER USING YOUR DROPSHIP CORRECTLY?
Squad leaders play an important role on the battlefield. They call objectives, attack orders, defend orders, and rally orders.Anything the squad is doing should be dictated, and squad leaders should be marking objectives throughout the battle. These squad icons, besides giving war points, make flying the dropship much less difficult when in the air. It easily paints priorities for the pilot. Below are a few useful tips squad leads should be doing to maximize dropship usage:
GùÅ Rally points for pick-ups and extraction areas. (Ground troops should have loading zone secure from Anti vehicle).
GùÅ Attack/Defend orders for dropships to give air support.
GùÅ Mark Domination/Skirmish Objectives for hot jumps (Jumps requiring the dropship to only fly over, or hover above the objective for the squad to deploy).
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Flix Keptick
Red Star.
EoN.
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Posted - 2013.10.14 01:28:00 -
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Bojo The Mighty wrote:You are in Condor Squad
and there is already O.k0 or something like that
and the 514th wing
Do we really need more?
Is condor squad a public chanel? Cause I have been having some succes with assault dropship recently. |
Gabriella Grey
XERCORE
E X T E R M I N A T U S
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Posted - 2013.10.16 13:34:00 -
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HOW TO FLY WHEN AV MAYBE TARGETING YOU.
When flying low or in medium altitudes, try to fly where large structures can cover you from enemy anti vehicles. Especially when hunting for a visual where snipers, forge gunners, and swarm launchers might be.
(Structures can be many things. It consists of buildings, mountains, hills, the MCC, and pretty much anything that you can fly in front or below.)
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Check out Judge Rhadamanthus Youtube channel for a great visual example.
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Basilisk Cavalry
Poetic Exiles
0
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Posted - 2013.10.18 02:12:00 -
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Condor squad? 514th wing? I am a new pilot and would like some pointers please. I saw this thread but there is obviously stuff I don't know still. |
Vulpes Dolosus
Neanderthal Nation
Public Disorder.
117
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Posted - 2013.10.18 05:35:00 -
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Basilisk Cavalry wrote:Condor squad? 514th wing? I am a new pilot and would like some pointers please. I saw this thread but there is obviously stuff I don't know still.
Send me a mail ingame and I'll try to squad up with you, if you'd like.
Best thing for now is to watch Judge R.'s videos on basic dropship flight and get the basics (liftoff, landing, forward, turning, stopping, not dying by your own mistakes). Buy a few militia dropships and fly them around in skirmish behind your redline.
Don't worry about crashing, believe me, in this career path you'd better get used to that really quick. |
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Gabriella Grey
XERCORE
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Posted - 2013.10.18 13:51:00 -
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WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU ARE NOT EQUIPPED TO FACE A BETTER FITTED DROPSHIP?
Perhaps you do not have enough skills invested in modules compared to the enemies dropship, or you are flying against a Dust 514 Ace who has committed to shooting you out of the skies. Whether you are flying simply to transport other players across the map, or flying an assault dropship to give support, knowing these few pointers can increase your survivability in whatever type of dropship you call in the skies.
GùÅ Retreat towards friendly anti air weaponry. You can communicate with your squad or team with this much easier if you have a microphone enabled. Your goal is to lead the pursuing dropship somewhere, AV will be waiting on them.
GùÅ Retreat towards friendly redlines if there is no other help you can receive in dealing with the air threat you are facing. Here you can then judge if you should recall your vehicle or if this is a temporary thing that will eventually allow you to go back and engage on your task(s) for that particular match (This does not work on Ambush matches).
GùÅ Luring the enemy next to a friendly turret where a squad or team mate is waiting to shoot at it can be another great help. If no one is manning the turret keep in mind the dropship has to fly close within the turrets current sight.
GùÅ The last would be using great piloting, then fly low and fast. Flying your dropship between, and under objects can keep them from having a good aim on you. Even if you are being pursued by an assault dropship, manning that front gun while trying not to crash and burn is not the easiest task. Also dropships hoover, so if keeping the dropship beneath a certain cover can give you an advantage stay there.
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Gabriella Grey
XERCORE
E X T E R M I N A T U S
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Posted - 2013.10.21 20:06:00 -
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GùÅGùÅGùÅGùÅ DROPSHIP DISCUSSION GùÅGùÅGùÅGùÅ
This governs pilots using the dropship. Currently the new camera/camera revert is excellent with having a great range of understanding what is going around you.As a pilot situational awareness is very important. The issue that is being discussed exclusively effects assault dropships that are piloted by one person, or those looking to make us of the assault dropship's front mounted turret. The camera angle that was presented directly over the nose of the ship was a great one for assault dropships but the lack of visibility in seeing other things, like running into objects and seeing where possible and current threats to your dropship are. Some can say, "Well there is a first person view for aiming with the front turret." Then there are those who can say, "I prefer the over the nose turret view for shooting in the assault dropship." Though I think none are wrong in wanting either. I hope that CCP can eventually have it where players can toggle between all 3, with a simple click of the analog stick. There is a forum post that I have linked below to this discussion, so please give CCP your feedback on the link below.
Quote:Dropship camera problems still persisting - DROPSHIP CAMERA DISCUSSIONStatus: This may be hotfixable, and we will take a look into it. |
Gabriella Grey
M.T.A.C Assault Operations Command
Lokun Listamenn
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Posted - 2013.10.28 11:46:00 -
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INERTIA DAMPENERS 101
Anyone who jumps into a dropship should be familiar with Inertia Dampners. If you are not its that very cool thing you do when you jump from high places and you press and hold X until you hit the ground from high places. Most of the time you will be familiar with it from leaving the MCC. Advance use of this built in suit option is anytime you jump from high places. This consists of dropships, tall buildings, high objects, and some mountain terrain. Here are a few proven physics that the inertia dampners can effect when jumping from the dropship:
G¥û When jumping from a dropship at little to no speed, you will mostly fall directly to what is beneath you.
G¥û Jumping out of the dropship at high speeds will have you continuing to move in the motion set by the dropship.You can bleed off distance by activating inertia dampeners late. If you need to keep the direction then make sure your inertia dampeners are activated as soon as you can.
G¥û It helps when pilots give a countdown on when squads should jump out/deploy over objectives.(If not the pilot then the squad leader heading the assault on the ground.) **If audio is an issue for you then watch for when the first player jumps out of the ship**
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Lanius Pulvis
Osmon Surveillance
Caldari State
30
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Posted - 2013.10.28 17:28:00 -
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I'd just like to point out that it's wise to practice jumps from a moving DS so you get a feel for the effect of speed on a suit's lateral motion. This technique can be used to great effect and a skilled pilot with a ready crew can drop under overhangs or other obstructions without the pilot needing to fly directly over a potentially lethal area. The paratrooper model can be an engagement changer, but only if practiced. +1 for bringing it up Grey. |
Gabriella Grey
M.T.A.C Assault Operations Command
Lokun Listamenn
83
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Posted - 2013.10.29 12:54:00 -
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GùÅGùÅGùÅGùÅ DROPSHIP CHANGES IN 1.6 GùÅGùÅGùÅGùÅ
More new updates on November 5th, that will be pertaining to Dropships! Below are a few quotes of intended fixes that will be made to militia dropships, forge guns, and turrets. The 1.6 & Beyond Thread can be found here. The actual Dev Blog Announcment here. the Dev blogs and the thread will continue to update with more news as it nears the 5th. Please leave your questions, and thoughts as always for CCP!
Quote:Vehicles
* Added stabilization for Militia Dropships to the control scheme to make them easier to fly.
Quote:Weapons
* Reduced the Forge gun blast radius: Standard: from 2.5m to 1.5m, Advanced: from 2.75m to 1.8m, Prototype: from 3m to 2.1m.
Quote:* Applied fixes to vehicle turrets.
Quotes from: CCP Frame
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Gabriella Grey
M.T.A.C Assault Operations Command
Lokun Listamenn
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Posted - 2013.10.31 19:24:00 -
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AFFECTIVE WAYS TO ENGAGE WITH A DROPSHIP
Below is a nice list of tips that you should be thinking when flying your dropship to engage the enemy or transporting clones across the battlefield.
G£ö When hovering to drop off troops, keep the nose of your vehicle pointed in the direction where enemy activity is and keep your dropship behind cover. This will help you maintain a visual of where most things are looking to shoot you down, while being able to support friendlies with vehicle turrets. It also acts as a tactical retreat area for infantry or loading zone.
G£ö Do not linger for too long. When giving support fire, it is very important that you do not linger when engaging. You want to lay down as much support fire then either fly away from the engagement, or fly and hover in a new attack angle. This will keep you from being surprised by infantry, and throws the enemy off balance on where to focus their attention.
G£ö When transporting troops, make sure you know the spot where you are deploying team/squad mates to. The last thing you want to do is drop them were they will all be instantly killed. Communicate with the squad leader on what position he wants them all to jump out at. Their are many different types of deployments available. HALO jumps, which are high altitude jumps from the dropship, and your basic altitude jumps. Lastly there is hovering the dropship or landing it for infantry to hop out. Low hovering, and landing are better reserved for deploying troops near hostile areas when the need of flanking or adding reinforcements is needed to an objective.
G£ö Fly back towards friendly redzone, or another safe area until needed. Flying back to a known safe area will greatly keep your presence down, and AV from mustering a counter on you. The great thing about dropships is that they can travel very quickly across the map when needed.
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Gabriella Grey
The Neutral Zone
84
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Posted - 2013.11.09 15:02:00 -
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LOGISTICS DROPSHIPS AND MOBILE CRU'S
Here are some tips for dropship pilots equipped with a mobile CRU, and special squads deploying from dropships.
Gÿ¢ Want the squad to get to an objective quick without having to wait and load them all into the dropship? Have them wait to spawn until the dropship is in the air can save your squad and team plenty of time.
Gÿ¢ Is your squad equipped with what they need to capture an objective? Having a squad with logistics, scout, heavy, assault can make taking an objective much easier, when deploying from the dropship. Simple things like one player supplying nanohives, triage tool, mass driver, HMG, Assault weapons etc. can tip the fight in your favor. Also one of my favorite is squad/team mates leaving a nice pack of remote explosives, on an objective for those wishing to hack places while your team is away at another current objective.
Gÿ¢ Your clone must reach 0 before you can respawn on a mobile CRU. Unlike objectives, standard CRU's, and drop uplinks, which you can spawn while your current clone bleeds out.
Gÿ¢ If an assault is needed on a particular objective. Make sure someone has uplinks when jumping out of the dropship. The mobile CRU on the dropship is great but having an uplink on the ground can get troops into battle quicker when clones are quickly dying or to much resistance is being met.
Gÿ¢ If an objective is being over run or too much time is being taken on an objective, have them rally into the dropship. Once everyone has spawned in the Logistics dropship/Mobile CRU equipped dropship, look for a more easier objective.
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Gabriella Grey
The Neutral Zone
85
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Posted - 2013.11.14 06:52:00 -
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AFTERBURNERS AND OVERDRIVES
Most understand what Afterburners are and their general purpose, but what use are those Overdrive modules!?!?!? Below is a few tips to effectively use both modules, and perhaps a few tricks you never thought about using with those modules.
G£ê Afterburners do temporarily increase dropship speed, but where it really excels in is how fast it can boost your climbing speed for altitude. When you are being shot at by forge guns, HAV's and installations, being able to distance more meters from your enemy upwards is much safer, than trying to fly off north, south, east, or west. The smallest adjustment you make while climbing throws off these Anti Air from shooting you down can be a big advantage if played right to give you the chance to stay in the air longer.
G£ê When using an afterburner to clear distance across the battlefield. It's best used on module set-ups needing rapid response for your squad/team. This use of afterburner is better suited for Assault, Militia, and Standard dropships.
G£ê Afterburners are great for dropship -vs- dropship engagements. The dropship that can gain altitude faster will have a better chance to win the dogfight, by placing front and side turrets directly over the enemy.
G£ê When outgunned or the odds are not in your favor the afterburner can be your ace up your sleeve. It can help you get back to your sides friendly red zone, or if your an ace, you can get creative when pursued by enemies with activating the after burner module.
G£ê Overdrives gives your dropship torque! Having an overdrive module equipped to your dropship ensures that you will gain top speeds much faster in the desired direction you are going. These modules are better suited for assault dropships, and other dropship load outs with lighter mass.
G£ê Overdrive module is one of an ace Caldari pilot's favorite low slot module. Caldari dropships are already nimble. Adding a overdrive module to it just increases its agility, making quick air to ground support for less complex. With the added torque and advance use of your dropships thrusters, you can be a very hard target to aim at in the skies. Perfect for giving you a more aggressive edge in the air.
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Gabriella Grey
The Neutral Zone
89
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Posted - 2013.11.18 12:55:00 -
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ALPHA FOXTROT UNIFORM: How TO MAKE THE BEST OF BAD AIR SITUATION
If you haven't guessed, this is all about what to do when your dropship's air time is nearly up. Be it a forgegun, HAV, installation, or another dropship. This is to help you make the best of the situation no matter what type of dropship you are flying.
* Understand your surroundings. When your ship is crashing and burning, you want to move to a strategic place. Ways to find an objective to move towards is to survey the most you can before jumping out of the ship.
* If there is another friendly dropship or vehicle around, give as much information to your squad/team about what shot you down. This can help in removing the threat, or warning other vehicle users to stay clear of an particular area until something has been planned to be done.
* Equipment will help you after being shot down. Be it scanners, drop uplinks, explosives, or nano hives, carrying equipment can either help your clone survive and carry out orders. Scanners can give enemy positions as you move through enemy lines. Uplinks can give your squad/team an spawning point to assault an important objective. Explosives can help you escape pursuing enemies. Nano hives can resupply you with ammo and repair armor, depending on the type you have equipped.
* Put as much distance from you and the crashed dropship as possible.Chances are the jolly mob, or enemy isn't done with just shooting you out of the sky.
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Vulpes Dolosus
SVER True Blood
Public Disorder.
277
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Posted - 2013.11.18 21:44:00 -
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I had and idea for a new piece of equipment relevent to dropship pilots.
^Here's the thread: A 'Sky Hook' Extraction Device. Basically a fast, relatively simple way to pickup troops. I'd love to hear what you lot think.
Dropship Specialist: AKA Clinically Insane
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