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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: EskimoJoe on November 27, 2010, 08:22:48 AM
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I thought it was about time for another thread about those who HO!
(http://www.myfacewhen.com/i/243.jpg)
:D
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I thought it was about time for another thread about those who HO!
(http://www.myfacewhen.com/i/243.jpg)
:D
:lol
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Unless I'm positive who is flying infront of me and I like them I won't HO, but I will everytime (if I think I can win it) :airplane:
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I try to avoid it.
<S> Oz
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(http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm134/waystin2/AnotherUglyHOthread.jpg)
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What exactly does HO mean again? I forgot.
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What exactly does HO mean again? I forgot.
(http://everygame.files.wordpress.com/2009/07/headon.jpg)
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It takes 2 to HO.
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I'm not familiar enough with the dynamics in the WW2 arenas, so it may be that what is ok in WW1 is not ok in WW2. As someone who has taken to flying the Camel almost exclusively I can say with some certainty that 1v1 against a half decent Dr1 driver, the only shooting opportunity you are likely to get is the HO. And even a miss will at least cause the Dr1 to swerve, lose a little E and alter his merge slightly. I hate doing it, most times I don't. But if someone keeps coming after me and knocking me down (especially from an alt advantage, which is common to Dr1's) then yes, I'll resort to basic survival instincts.
Considering that in 3 out of 5 merges the other guy shoots at me HO I think I'm entitled :)
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Come on this has got to be another just makes me feel good thread. Been there, done it, and have the tee shirt. It has been going on since flight sims have come into existence. All the complaining and moaning is not going to change a thing. Why not talk about something important. The smart HOERS!
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Or you could all take a moment and laugh at a silly picture and stop arguing over the game... People these days :rolleyes:
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Most any aerial combat , where both pilots are aware of the other before they come into range , will begin with both aircraft pointing at each other . It's why they mount the guns facing forward . If ya don't wanna get HO'ed turn and fight someboody who ain't lookin' .
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Turntards
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Most any aerial combat , where both pilots are aware of the other before they come into range , will begin with both aircraft pointing at each other . It's why they mount the guns facing forward . If ya don't wanna get HO'ed turn and fight someboody who ain't lookin' .
Okay thanks.
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It takes 2 to HO.
:aok But one can whine about it all by themselves :noid
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:aok But one can whine about it all by themselves :noid
and its always the loser of the HO :neener:
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Actually, on the Knights, a lot of the time it is the one who survives the first pass, then gets killed by the "defection shot."
(Defection Shot- Verb- the action of hoing from a slight angle so as to give it a fancy name. To shoot in a defectionate manner).
:rofl
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I agree stupid Hoe's
(http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s35/68zoom/Garden_Hoe.jpg)
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Looks like they're missing a rudder for that deflection shot :angel:
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Looks like they're missing a rudder for that deflection shot :angel:
thats why there stupid, no sticks to stir either :joystick: :rofl
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AH is basically at its core a "guns" game. Remember now that in order to kill your enemy you have to point your guns "at" him. The way this works is that in order for your enemy to kill you he also has to point his "guns" at you. Hence, a fair amount of people pointing their "guns" at each other. To whine about it, or worse, expect some sort of detente whenever two people end up pointing guns at each other just takes the game and makes it unbearably rediclulous.
Learn to defeat the HO. To turn it to your advantage in both applications of defense and offense. Bottom line, when you get killed in the game take it like a good natured player and not a rabbid frothing at the mouth babbling retard :x