So... what is the proper standard operating procedure on this one?
Should the heli drop a crate before everybody jumps out?
Or should the heli wait for everyone to jump out, then drop the crate?
It's an annoying thing... Every now and then I get squashed by the crate when jumping out.
Trans heli dropping timing
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Re: Trans heli dropping timing
Whenever I am using the Trans Chopper, I usually land the chopper, give the squad a few seconds to clear the area (mainly so I don't whack them when I clear the LZ), drop the crate and fly off.
Although, I don't really plan for this to happen, it just pans out like this automatically, it seems to work well enough, so I'll keep it.
Although, I don't really plan for this to happen, it just pans out like this automatically, it seems to work well enough, so I'll keep it.
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Re: Trans heli dropping timing
Drop the crate before the INF. Like when the chopper is still 5m in the air but is going to touch the ground. As longer as a chopper stays on the ground as higher is the chance of taking a HAT, AA or what ever. When you drop the crate before you safe time.
Drop the crate -> touch the ground or hover -> drop the INF -> get your *** out of there.
Of course is it essential that the INF is moving away from the chopper as soon as their feeds touch the ground.
Curry.
Drop the crate -> touch the ground or hover -> drop the INF -> get your *** out of there.
Of course is it essential that the INF is moving away from the chopper as soon as their feeds touch the ground.
Curry.
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Re: Trans heli dropping timing
Just like Curry said. Drop the crate few second before land/hover. After a year playing PR I decided to make forum account. I just want to say hello, lads ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif)
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