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Help and Support Forums => Help and Training => Topic started by: TequilaChaser on January 21, 2007, 11:09:12 PM
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like to welcome back Ghosth to the AH Training Staff and announce that Mace & Rolex have also joined the AH Training Staff to boot.........
we are gearing up for the new year.............and the new things to come
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Congrats to the two new Trainers!
Now get to work!
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and congratulations Mace and Rolex. Welcome back Ghosth.
Let us know who you eject first.
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cool! congrats guys
i will have to stop by the TA more often :)
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congrats guys :aok
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WTG on the new trainers :aok
Welcome back Ghosth !!!
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Welcome back Ghosth!
WTG Mace and Rolex!
Just gettin back ingame myself! May have to stop in and spend some time with ya!
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Welcome to the training corps guys. Congrats!
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wtg mace and rolex, welcome back gosth
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Originally posted by TequilaChaser
like to welcome back Ghosth to the AH Training Staff
Thank you, Ghosth. I'll try to stop by to let you teach me some of your many tricks. What are your office hours?
- oldman
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Oldman, I'm most likely to be found in the TA mid morning or afternoon during the week. Weekends are usually spent with family as much as possible, as is Prime time 5 - 9 weeknights. However in the past you could often find me back in the TA around 9:30 - 11:00.
Also I must add the disclaimer that I am not and never have been what you would consider an advanced ACM trainer. But by all means stop by oldman, maybe we can get in a couple of good val battles :)
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Ghosth you be carefull out there amongst them teenagers :rofl
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I'll try to avoid em sir, but if that doesn't work I have some of silats teenager repellent handy. :)
Paid too much for it but what the heck.
If all else fails a bit of Lawrence Welk over the vox channel will chase em off.
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Welcome back, Ghosth! And welcome to Mace and Rolex, it's nice to have two like you as trainers! :aok
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TW9 in all respect sir, many are called but few are chosen.
Its kind of a catch 22 thing. People who WANT to be a trainer seldom make good ones. Once your old & wise enough to no longer want it, they grab you and don't let you go.
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to a great bunch of guys...can't say enough about the good you guys do! Must have undending reserves of patience and dedication for that job.
Congrats to Ghosth, Rolex, and Mace!
Now, how do you start the engine?
Thought the new guys ought to get used to hearing it...
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Originally posted by Ghosth
TW9 in all respect sir, many are called but few are chosen.
Its kind of a catch 22 thing. People who WANT to be a trainer seldom make good ones. Once your old & wise enough to no longer want it, they grab you and don't let you go.
:lol
about sums it up :)
teedub, it isn't so much the excellent fighter pilots that the trainer corps wants, but the experienced, patient and wise type. you need to be very calm and patient helping out in kindergarten :D
BUT, that doesn't stop you from doing something along the lines of what i do in there (stopping by the TA often to help out and train reasonable pilots in advanced ACM)
unfortunately for them, the trainers usually get stuck answering questions on how to program sticks and basic key commands :lol. if you'd like to help in the TA, do so! pop in and give peeps a hand, perhaps some duelling tips, etc.
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Hehe its cool.. though i train IRL too :) and lead aswell..
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Thanks guys, appreciate all the nice comments. I've been doing this about a week now and it's as others have mentioned, there are lots of folks needing help with everything from a barrel-roll defense to how to switch weapons. All the new "studs" have been great to work with although I'm sure that I'll run against someone with an attitude sooner or later.
I was working with a nice, hardworking fellow last night who had been flying for 18months and we couldn't figure out why he kept taking the roll out of his rolling scissors. Turned out he had never mapped his "up" view so couldn't see the guy he was fighting. A small thing but I can't imagine how frustrating this must have been for him so being able to help him figure this out was great as has been my expereience with everyone else I've helped.
If there's something you guys can help with it's to direct new or frustrated players to the trainer's page to look over some of the info there if only to get a picture of what a maneuver is supposed to look like.
Thanks again for the words.
Mace
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Welcome back, Ghost... and to the new trainers, welcome also!
:)
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Thanks all and ditto what Mace said. It's satisfying to help new people find their bearings in this big, old AH world or add a little riff to a players's repertoire that they can use later when the opportunity presents itself.
It also renews your appreciation of how much work and thought has gone into making this game.
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hehe..Mace and Rolex....my condolences sirs! (J/K):D A great addition to the Training Cadre I think.
Ghosth! Welcome back sir! Good to see you back in the saddle:)
cheers,
RTR