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Post by JG26_Dom on Dec 20, 2006 16:56:54 GMT -5
The X4 Wire Guided Missile
IT IS AWESOME!!! ;D
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Post by JG26_Irish on Dec 22, 2006 17:33:42 GMT -5
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We need pictures. I preordered this and have yet to see my copy. !@#$% I guess the christmas rush got in the way. Still IU have talked to several whose copy has already arrived.
Irish
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Post by JG26_Zimmerman on Dec 29, 2006 14:18:26 GMT -5
Haven't figured out how to use the wire guided missile. However, I do know for a fact that it packs a big punch, and has a very long fuse, so it'll fly for quite a while.
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Post by JG26_Irish on Jan 13, 2007 7:45:45 GMT -5
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It uses the same up/down-left/right keys as the bomber site. I programed my keyboard arrow keys to control it.
However, if we start flying it alot in the 1946 sim, I might plug my old Saitek throttle quad back in and use the little thumb stick to control it. I would like to set up a itty bitty joystick dedicated to the X4 and am monkeying around here for the trick set up.
I wish there was some way to put my view into the nose of the X4 until contact as it is still tough to judge and only small inputs are needed. I have also found that if you get in closer, you can just fire it off like an unguided rocket but it defeats the purpose of being able to kill bombers from a stand off distance well out of gun range.
The Ta183 and the X4 are far and away the most deadly if allowed to attack from above or at least with a good energy advantage. I have my bomber box coop with about 18 B17's in it and can often kill as many as 6 of the heavies with a combo of missles and guns. Still I am lucky to get one out of four with the missles and am more comfortable with the guns.
Irish
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