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You know when you land on a little bit rough or angled terrain and you roll over on take off but in reality it isn't just like that it is a bit more controllable, in reality you can land on some angled terrains on which you cant on PR so what i suggest is if you can increase the chance of safely take off on some terrains!


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erm... this can be solved with practice not really a game issue

i've had plenty of times where my chopper has been tilted to the side after landing and i've taken off with no trouble at all

the only choppers I have trouble with on the ground are those that have wheels rather than skids, perhaps more traction could be added, especially to the chinook, or at least especially to the rear wheels.

its not so much landing on the terrian its the fact you can't see very well behind you and such also on alot of maps there arn't that many good landing spots

Chinook needs brakes and increased traction period.

All your problems will be solved by Fastropes, lol jk. It's called walking, or drive, parachutes. Lots of options.

not hard... if you find it's tilting, then move the roll the other way to compensate

or just dont land and hover....

you can actually catch a chopper in throttle up moment right before take off( hard to explain really, you have to practice) you can then compensate for the hill with the controls (works with flight stick).

Yeah, just keep the throttle some distance above idle. It should give you more power to fight the rolling motion that landing on even terrain has. Then you can stay level on the side of a sloping hill, and have everyone off safely, and you'll live to tell the tale.