instead of trying to saddle someone's 6......go for angles...
my first 4-5 years of playing I was all about the saddle...get on there 6 and kill them....
once I found angles....it was much easier to down someone....I didnt fly to get there 6 anymore...I flew to get a gun solution at the best angle giving me the largest target possible.
I am poor with explaining stuff in words...maybe someone like Batfink or Grizz can explain it better
Basically what he's talking about is setting up for crossing shots to give himself a larger target to aim at. It's a flying style that gets the most benefit out of large cannons. Any of Grizz's videos showing how he sets up for the crossing shots with the 30mm is an example. To a lesser degree, he's talking about not saddling a guy dead six for the shot. Even being off 5-10 degrees from dead six makes a much larger target.
If a guy is trying to run and I'm dead six and he starts trying to make a cake, I find quite often aiming for the middle of whatever pattern he's running can get a few pings on the guy. A lot of guys go down, then up, or left then right. If they're doing that, you can quite often put rounds into him when he reverses whatever it was he just did. If he's not doing that, I'll sometimes just take a guess at where he's going to jink next, thinking 'Well, he hasn't gone left in a bit, he might be about to.' It works more often than you'd think, but I've also wasted quite a few little blips of ammo shooting where he didn't go. YMMV.
Wiley.
