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Title: A20 Extremely Sensitive/Vulnerable
Post by: wplantagenet on April 14, 2005, 11:31:54 PM
It seems as though something has changed recently to make the A20 extremely sensitive and vulnerable to attack. I've noticed this both as an A20 pilot as well as a GV driver who has shot at my fair share of A20s.

Every time I fly an A20 now and I get shot at, I die extremely quickly, very often just after the first round hits. It doesn't seem to matter what's shooting at me. Any plane or GV kills me right away -- I barely hear a round hit me, and I'm dead.    And it's not as if the plane just falls apart quickly --> I just die instantly.

I thought I was just getting unlucky until I noticed how easy it was to shoot down an A20 from the ground. I've had several instances of being able to do an insta-kill on an A20 from an Ostie. Normally if I hit the wing of any plane with an Ostie, the wing comes off and the plane spirals to the ground. If I hit an A20, it blows up instantly as if I hit the pilot.
To the end of absurdity, just today, I hit an A20 in the wing with a single round of my M3's 50cal, and what happened? It blew up!

There's something very wrong with the strength of the A20. I have to think twice about even taking it these days because I know that if I encounter any resistance at all, I'm dead for sure.

Please fix the A20! :(
Title: A20 Extremely Sensitive/Vulnerable
Post by: Engine on April 15, 2005, 08:21:37 AM
"Feeling" like a plane is weaker... well, it's a subjective thing, so you should probably make a film so HTC can have evidence.
Title: A20 Extremely Sensitive/Vulnerable
Post by: OOZ662 on April 15, 2005, 11:27:46 AM
I've been plucking A20s from the air with AP shells, so I've never noticed. Amazing how long it took the Knits to catch on :D
Title: Films
Post by: wplantagenet on April 15, 2005, 12:17:28 PM
I going to start filming all of my encounters with A20s, either when shooting at one or being shot at while in one. There's definitely something screwy going on here.