Nah, nobody's ever said that, and it isn't true.

You've been trolled.

Get good at forums and the game

I don't have the equipment to record video and I'm not going to set up a camera in front of my tv.

To evade swarms you need to learn to keep moving and don't hover. Use your momentum to swing into position and then swing away. If you know where swarms are then don't go near there.

Also, the Python is better against swarms. Shields take less damage from swarms. A shield booster eve. Works great on an Incubus because it gives you a freebie warning shot then buffers the next shot as you fly away.


In an Incubus, I don't even have an AB usually. I have a scanner and scans can help infantry tske out the swarmer. If you learn to fly mainly using your roll then add a little yaw to that you can fly quickly in a direction rather than float into a direction with just yaw. Quickly roll to the side and then yaw so that you do a quick 180-¦ and fly away.


I don't always evade, but when I do it's because I know where the swarmer is generally operating and work around that area, keeping distance.

Running away is the very definition of an evasive maneuver and I don't think literally dodging is what people are talking about. More like "dodging" the damage. You know, like "surfing" the Web. If by dodging one means having the swarms hit something else then flying low and getting right behind a building works; Something I rarely do. It's easier to fly away and then circle back around. However, I like to think of "not getting close to the swarmer's area of operation" to be dodging.