pr training servers, is there any point?

[Welshboy]

Originally Posted by Cheditor

Alex you mean your 150+ kills earlier today ^^

That was fun

[charliegrs]

Originally Posted by laikiunreal

no but trainning servers are good to try flying skills (witch means that you must be in the American-infidel side) other than that you will be using AA vehicles all day...what i want to say is if you respawn as MEC is going to be boring as hell in a trainning server, IMO.

well most training servers dont have auto balance on, so you dont have to be mec. if you want to practice flying, yes you have to be on the american side. what difference does it make? its not like the mec jets fly drastically different.

[Snazz]

Originally Posted by shadowcreaper

why bother having them if it impossible to even play in them with 0 server controle or targets from which to shoot at..

Because your limited and unfortunate experience is not shared by everyone else.

Servers like War Is Hell have kick voting and pretty regular admins so tards are dealt with, there are times where they get away with it but theres ways to avoid them.

If all you're doing is trying to learn how to fly a jet and someones bombing the airfield, just join another server or make your own. If you don't want to leave the server try training with another asset until the tard gets bored or is punished.

As for targets, I find if the servers populated theres almost always someone on the other side.

You've just had some bad rounds and are understandably frustrated, but it's not what always happens and it's certainly not unavoidable.

Originally Posted by Alex6714

All it takes is a bit of logic and an AAV, and you have got it made, at the current state, even a monkey could do it

It's amusing when people consider themselves skillful and brag about it when they shoot down a lot of aircraft with an AAV in a training server. Lock on AA missiles don't require any accuracy or teamwork and noob pilots are some of the easiest targets imaginable.

[Alex6714]

Originally Posted by Snazz

It's amusing when people consider themselves skillful and brag about it when they shoot down a lot of aircraft with an AAV in a training server. Lock on AA missiles don't require any accuracy or teamwork and noob pilots are some of the easiest targets imaginable.

Which was the point of my comment.

[socomseal45]

Training servers are actually helpful believe it or not. I've had games with the tking smacktards that got booted after being punished 3 times. If the airfields are busy being shot up, ask someone to go tanking with you or do something else.

[laikiunreal]

Originally Posted by charliegrs

well most training servers dont have auto balance on, so you dont have to be mec. if you want to practice flying, yes you have to be on the american side. what difference does it make? its not like the mec jets fly drastically different.

yes, but if everybody is in the American side, who is going to be shoot at?

[[R-DEV]epoch]

If you want to make a visit to a training server worthwhile, get a few friends to come join you. Then you can arrange between yourselves who's going to do what, and where.

I do that on my training server from time to time. Get a few [T&T]'ers on - a few on one side acting as bait, whilst those on the other side take them out.

And if you don't have friends, make some!

[JohnTheRipper]

Well training servers the small ones that have people that are respectable in them can help a lot because i spent a whole week once just practicing Laser guided missiles and bombs from the tornado and now I can hit always anything if my pilot is good, i almost downed a helo to (well it was flying). Note the guy flying it said it was ok since we were all just messsing around in bombing range then.

[addaco]

I think his has already been suggested but the destcrucable runways need to be removed for training. I know objects can be locked to ap sizes, but can they for gamemodes (so destrucable runways can be used for AAS)

[marcoelnk]

edit, wrong thread.