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I'm Alexander (aka -doc--),
I looking for squad and after published my message on the forums.ubi.com http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/ ... 3391043437 Falcon recomended me to appear here and talk what I feeling about my life. I haven't a glue what I need to talk... May be somebody ask me some questions for beginning? Do you have any specialist in psychiatry here? (joking)
Well, I glad to be here. I realy would like to find out a squad for online flying. I haven't big experience and I need some training in group flight (in formation), radio communication (flight/millitary terms and slang, commands). Also my first language not English and some times I don't understand clearly when people talk very fast and use terms or jargon... I wouldn't to be ignored for this reason in a game/conversation etc. I have little expierence in paragliding - so I know aerodynamycs in general but don't have flight since I've got married, children etc and flying only in computer...
I haven't big free time but can take part in online games on Saturdays, Sundays not sure about Wednesdays. At present time I appear time to time on different servers (by Hyperlobby) my nick -doc-- . My favirite servers are spit_vs_bf109, wingsoverEurope, zeke_vs_wildcat. I have the switcher from AAA - 4.08 mods/ no mods - 4.09 mods/ no mods and teamspeak - all working good. My local time GMT +3.
Falcon said me in our mailg that may be I know some stories about WW2 here... Yes, here (Caucasus, Kuban) was very heave air war between Luftwaffe and Soviet Air forces. I have detailed info about it (including exactly targets, sunk ships, maps etc etc). If it very interesting I will take part in create the scenario with pleasure.
I looking for squad and after published my message on the forums.ubi.com http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/ ... 3391043437 Falcon recomended me to appear here and talk what I feeling about my life. I haven't a glue what I need to talk... May be somebody ask me some questions for beginning? Do you have any specialist in psychiatry here? (joking)
Well, I glad to be here. I realy would like to find out a squad for online flying. I haven't big experience and I need some training in group flight (in formation), radio communication (flight/millitary terms and slang, commands). Also my first language not English and some times I don't understand clearly when people talk very fast and use terms or jargon... I wouldn't to be ignored for this reason in a game/conversation etc. I have little expierence in paragliding - so I know aerodynamycs in general but don't have flight since I've got married, children etc and flying only in computer...
I haven't big free time but can take part in online games on Saturdays, Sundays not sure about Wednesdays. At present time I appear time to time on different servers (by Hyperlobby) my nick -doc-- . My favirite servers are spit_vs_bf109, wingsoverEurope, zeke_vs_wildcat. I have the switcher from AAA - 4.08 mods/ no mods - 4.09 mods/ no mods and teamspeak - all working good. My local time GMT +3.
Falcon said me in our mailg that may be I know some stories about WW2 here... Yes, here (Caucasus, Kuban) was very heave air war between Luftwaffe and Soviet Air forces. I have detailed info about it (including exactly targets, sunk ships, maps etc etc). If it very interesting I will take part in create the scenario with pleasure.
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Welcome to the forums Doc
All information on air battles is always welcome here and good to hear you have everything setup for flying.
Hope to see you in the air soon.
Wardog
All information on air battles is always welcome here and good to hear you have everything setup for flying.
Hope to see you in the air soon.
Wardog
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Welcome to the forums mate
I've only just started here myself and I can confirm that this bunch are a really friendly group who will help you develop and get the most out of flying in IL-2. Just turn up when you can and have a go - and don't be afraid to ask questions.
Once again, welcome!
I've only just started here myself and I can confirm that this bunch are a really friendly group who will help you develop and get the most out of flying in IL-2. Just turn up when you can and have a go - and don't be afraid to ask questions.
Once again, welcome!
Up there the world is divided into bastards and suckers. Make your choice.
That's not flying, that's just falling with style.
What is that mountain goat doing way up here in the clouds?
Death is just nature's way of telling you to watch your airspeed.
Hey, everybody — watch this!
I am not afraid of crashing, my secret is . . . just before we hit the ground, I jump as high as I can.
That's not flying, that's just falling with style.
What is that mountain goat doing way up here in the clouds?
Death is just nature's way of telling you to watch your airspeed.
Hey, everybody — watch this!
I am not afraid of crashing, my secret is . . . just before we hit the ground, I jump as high as I can.
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Hi Pilots,
I took part in last event (Wednesday) and yesterday I watched the track. I was suprised that every pilot has his own picture on plane or inscription (like "Falcon"). May be it is not important but very nice! How you did it? Everyone here can make such pictures?
I realy don't know rules radiotraffic... We used follow rules (in realy flights):
My callign was "shief" and callign of one club's pilot was "father". For example if I want to say or ask I started like that - "father answer to shief", I don't know how exactly to intetpret it from Russian it is close to "father attention". Then that pilot said "father on the line" or it close to "listen you" . If I didn't recieve this answer I think that pilot not ready to recieve voice command etc. If I have recieved "on the line" I begin speak like "fly to ... place and landing there..." and I recieve confirmation like "roger that" . Of course we had different convetsation in radio etc but if in air you hear "father answer to shief" it is like attention please - be ready to recieve official command... all other pilots keep silence and after short "official conversation" again start "free talk" in the air .
I took part in last event (Wednesday) and yesterday I watched the track. I was suprised that every pilot has his own picture on plane or inscription (like "Falcon"). May be it is not important but very nice! How you did it? Everyone here can make such pictures?
I realy don't know rules radiotraffic... We used follow rules (in realy flights):
My callign was "shief" and callign of one club's pilot was "father". For example if I want to say or ask I started like that - "father answer to shief", I don't know how exactly to intetpret it from Russian it is close to "father attention". Then that pilot said "father on the line" or it close to "listen you" . If I didn't recieve this answer I think that pilot not ready to recieve voice command etc. If I have recieved "on the line" I begin speak like "fly to ... place and landing there..." and I recieve confirmation like "roger that" . Of course we had different convetsation in radio etc but if in air you hear "father answer to shief" it is like attention please - be ready to recieve official command... all other pilots keep silence and after short "official conversation" again start "free talk" in the air .
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Oh Alex,
do we need you in the squadron! A man who appreciates proper radio procedures and ... ahem ... the added benefits of a well-marked aircraft.
When you become a member of the squadron, you can get all sorts of historic and Irish skins from us. You will have a squad number and you pick your own name.
If you'd like a skin of a particular plane now, ask. You might need to wait a week, but I can make some and there are several other skinners available to you here.
If you'd like to start making your own skins, then you need a graphics program like PhotoShop, PaintshopPro or GIMP*. It's hard, confusing and maddening at first and you're first attempts will probably suck, but it is eventually very rewarding.
Uhh, Alex ... you know we are flying that loooong mission again Sunday. If I were you, I'd get there before all the planes are chosen ... unless you like flying in Genosse's plane.
Falcon
* GIMP is a free download.
do we need you in the squadron! A man who appreciates proper radio procedures and ... ahem ... the added benefits of a well-marked aircraft.
When you become a member of the squadron, you can get all sorts of historic and Irish skins from us. You will have a squad number and you pick your own name.
If you'd like a skin of a particular plane now, ask. You might need to wait a week, but I can make some and there are several other skinners available to you here.
If you'd like to start making your own skins, then you need a graphics program like PhotoShop, PaintshopPro or GIMP*. It's hard, confusing and maddening at first and you're first attempts will probably suck, but it is eventually very rewarding.
Uhh, Alex ... you know we are flying that loooong mission again Sunday. If I were you, I'd get there before all the planes are chosen ... unless you like flying in Genosse's plane.
Falcon
* GIMP is a free download.
"He who warned, uh, the British that they weren't gonna be takin' away our arms, uh, by ringing those bells, and um, makin' sure as he's riding his horse through town to send those warning shots and bells that we were going to be sure and we were going to be free, and we were going to be armed."
- The history of Paul Revere's midnight ride, by Sarah Palin.
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Just it is very nice to see here talented people. About radio procedures - I try to adapt faster and it is important for me be sure that other people can undestand me.:FI:Falcon wrote:Oh Alex,
do we need you in the squadron! A man who appreciates proper radio procedures and ... ahem ... the added benefits of a well-marked aircraft.
Frankly speaking I not sure what I need to do.... Need I say to somebody that I'd like to take part in flight or I need to write somewhere an application?... Or Are there limit of aircrafts? Then people (incl old members) compete to occupy planes a-la who will appear in somewhere first (Hyperlobby/Teamspeak ???):FI:Falcon wrote: Uhh, Alex ... you know we are flying that loooong mission again Sunday. If I were you, I'd get there before all the planes are chosen ... unless you like flying in Genosse's plane.
My IL-2 sometimes doesn't start correctly in first time through HyperLobby especially if wait long time... then I start it again through Hyperlobby or manually input Server's IP and it works good. So I can loose this competition and fly everytime like a tourist with Genosse
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Check HERE. Edit the list or post that you would like to join. We look pretty crowded. There may be some members/guests manning guns Sunday.
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"He who warned, uh, the British that they weren't gonna be takin' away our arms, uh, by ringing those bells, and um, makin' sure as he's riding his horse through town to send those warning shots and bells that we were going to be sure and we were going to be free, and we were going to be armed."
- The history of Paul Revere's midnight ride, by Sarah Palin.
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Falcon, non squad members can't access that bit
welcome deyneko!
They're a great bunch!
welcome deyneko!
They're a great bunch!
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(I'm Spitsfire... shhh)
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We're such bastards!Enjo wrote:Falcon, non squad members can't access that bit ...
Oh well, show up Sunday and cross your fingers.
Falcon
"He who warned, uh, the British that they weren't gonna be takin' away our arms, uh, by ringing those bells, and um, makin' sure as he's riding his horse through town to send those warning shots and bells that we were going to be sure and we were going to be free, and we were going to be armed."
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Hi Enjo!Enjo wrote:Falcon, non squad members can't access that bit
I knew... I knew... that such list exist!
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welcome to civilisation youll like it here
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Hi :FI:Conman,
Do you mean Global civilization or Irish civilization?
Last time I was gunner again but on B-25 and could see mostly to back and up. After long event I felt myself not very comfortable because I had motion sickness and nausea...
Do you mean Global civilization or Irish civilization?
Last time I was gunner again but on B-25 and could see mostly to back and up. After long event I felt myself not very comfortable because I had motion sickness and nausea...
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Hey Alex
Thanks for being a good sport the last couple of flights and for being a very patient back seater
if your on again this wednesday then I recon you will be in with a chance of your own plane so hopefully no more motion sickness
Wardog
Thanks for being a good sport the last couple of flights and for being a very patient back seater
if your on again this wednesday then I recon you will be in with a chance of your own plane so hopefully no more motion sickness
Wardog
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Hi :FI:Wardog,:FI:Wardog wrote: if your on again this wednesday then I recon you will be in with a chance of your own plane so hopefully no more motion sickness
I'd like it!
Thanx in advance!
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