Had a fella private me and whine about me killing him after he attempted to ditch.
Normally, if you get someone smoking and they ditch near their own field, you don't get the kill. If they ditch near your field(and you have bullets in him), you'd get the kill.
In this case, this feller was near his own field, we fought for 5 min...finally I got lucky in a scissors and managed a snap shot into the engine with my .50's. He attempted to ditch, I felt I deserved the kill after getting my neck krinked for 5 min. Bang, your dead, no prison food, no cold nights on wooden beds with no sheets. Just a bright light. (Okay, so its a replane here!)
Now, after reading the "Leading by example" thread, maybe I might not fall into that example, but hey, if its flying, I consider it a threat..at the time of firing on him, I thought he might go low and come up behind me after I overshot him, thus, I made SURE he wouldn't do that. It was only after I killed him did I know that was a ditch attempt, afterall our fight degraded to about 100 feet above the ground.
Right or wrong? Not that your opinion will ever convince me otherwise, just curious as to how many finish the job...how many just 'leave the scene when an enemy appears to be injured/smoking..etc.
[This message has been edited by Ripsnort (edited 04-25-2001).]