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What about training map with jets for both armies? (i guess, its going to be full of fun)

And is it possible to prevent baserape then?

I agree, The populated Kashan training maps are shit, they are full of idiots blowing up runways, yes u can practise your bombing but nothing prepares you for air to air combat. No one plays quinling training so its pointless. I recently found UKWF have a training map, its a Kashan map but normal deployment layout. Only difference is that there is loads of jets. Try that one with friends for some Air to Air

agreed with that, would be a good thing. Only Air vs Air Assets. You could finally train some Good Dogfight.

would love to see this. Make it mountianious and with normal terrian though so you can pratice low level flight to.

Pure_beef wrote:I recently found UKWF have a training map, its a Kashan map but normal deployment layout. Only difference is that there is loads of jets. Try that one with friends for some Air to Air

I loved it
THX!!

I have suggested a thread like that, search for Dogfight map or something
EDIT: https://www.realitymod.com/forum/f18-pr ... g-map.html
here it is, it was closed for resuggestion

No one plays quinling training so its pointless.

Why would people play a version of kashan with jets on both teams, but not quinling?

What is it about quinling that pilots don't like? I'm just curious.

Pure_beef wrote:I agree, The populated Kashan training maps are shit, they are full of idiots blowing up runways,

Lol, exagerate much?

Pure_beef wrote:yes u can practise your bombing but nothing prepares you for air to air combat.

Except:
- Playing Quinling training
- Having mock dogfights with friendlies
- Playing other games with dogfighting (DC/vBF2 etc..)

Pure_beef wrote:UKWF have a training map, its a Kashan map but normal deployment layout. Only difference is that there is loads of jets. Try that one with friends for some Air to Air

Does it have a password?

Just thinking about the server license policy towards custom servers.

badmojo420 wrote:What is it about quinling that pilots don't like? I'm just curious.

Well I'd guess:
- View distance
- Trees (perfect cover for AA)
- The runways/taxiways

Problem: No one would ever play the regular PR, and everyone would play on these training servers.

baptist_christian wrote:Problem: No one would ever play the regular PR, and everyone would play on these training servers.

Well essentially it'd be an arcade mode of PR, which is kind of the opposite of what the devs have been working towards.

If they had no problem with arcade/custom PR modes they probably wouldn't have introduced restricted server licenses.

The fact that Quinling training exists the way it is does cause inconsistency and uncertainty in that regard though.

I doubt that everyone would stop playing regular PR because arcade "training" mode is available, but a significant amount probably would.

badmojo420 wrote:Why would people play a version of kashan with jets on both teams, but not quinling?

What is it about quinling that pilots don't like? I'm just curious.

1. Its often hard to see your own HUD on Quinling.
2. I believe the view distance is superior on Kashan.
3. Ground forces seem far more willing to help with aspects such as spotting on Kashan.
4. The terrain is more forgiving in air-ground attacks on Kashan.
5. Kashan has the infamous A-10warthog, Quinling has the unrefined Tornado.
6. The Tornado requires two people, has a less diverse payload; requires the pilot to really put time into learning how to land it; requires pilot AND gunner that know how to perform a successful strike in unison.
7. Clouds on Kashan give pilots better orientation and a sense of motion.
8. Kashan's light-maps are not a literal eyesore from the sky.

I think the list could probably go on.

...mongol...

You want air war?



Come play combined arms.

(Can you say "8*8 km"?)

More info here: http://combinedarms.myfreeforum.org/

Well the clan im in has the kashan desert map eith both sides with jets but no choppers in the map that is UKWF u r all welcome