Me killing Voodu without a tail

[sniper4900]

If you guys cannot view it, i will get a youtube video of it soon!
Also was i jerk sticking at all in this?

[olds442]

Yes you where stick sturring. But nice shot.

[sniper4900]

Well I'll apologize to Voodue, wasn't sure if I was or not

[Halo46]

Yes you where stick sturring. But nice shot.

What the heck are you talking about! Because he didn't fly in a straight line with someone behind him he did something wrong? Stick stirring is just making rapid motions of your stick flopping the plane around, not veering side to side and altering alt to make himself harder to hit. He is lucky he wasn't damaged when his opponent collided with him. I just want to know why he bailed after getting the kill? That is inexcusable if his plane was sound.

[sniper4900]

Look at my tail..... It was gone because he shot it off

[glzsqd]

that funny, I have a video were I shoot of a yak9ts tail section at around 15k and a few minutes later once I still see his planes upper body section floating around. He wasn't able to maneuver much be he was able to keep a tail-less airplane in the air for a long time. I finally decide to finish him off while he was slowing fluttering down.

[olds442]

What the heck are you talking about! Because he didn't fly in a straight line with someone behind him he did something wrong? Stick stirring is just making rapid motions of your stick flopping the plane around, not veering side to side and altering alt to make himself harder to hit. He is lucky he wasn't damaged when his opponent collided with him. I just want to know why he bailed after getting the kill? That is inexcusable if his plane was sound.

The rolling from side to side going up and down that is known as stick sturring. A yak can hand it to a n1k1 in high speed turn like that, the player just didn't know what he was doing and did a flat turn instead of a climbing on the force the overshoot.

EDIT: Stick sturring isn't bad in a no win situation but you asked if you where or not and I told you 

[sniper4900]

The rolling from side to side going up and down that is known as stick sturring. A yak can hand it to a n1k1 in high speed turn like that, the player just didn't know what he was doing and did a flat turn instead of a climbing on the force the overshoot.

EDIT: Stick sturring isn't bad in a no win situation but you asked if you where or not and I told you 

You know to be pefectly honest, I never thought of going vertical to cause an overshoot

[olds442]

You know to be pefectly honest, I never thought of going vertical to cause an overshoot

I like to start into a flat turn and when they con starts to get around -800 i start pulling up slight at first then harder and harder, then if you're feeling lucky roll back over quick for a snapshot.

[Ack-Ack]

The rolling from side to side going up and down that is known as stick sturring.

No it's not. 

ack-ack

[olds442]

No it's not. 

ack-ack

Then what would you call it... and mater of fact did you even watch the film or just coming here to assert how much better you are with 3 worded answers 

[tunnelrat]

If you guys cannot view it, i will get a youtube video of it soon!
Also was i jerk sticking at all in this?

That was epic!  And no, you weren't stick stirring at all... looked like decent evasive maneuvers while retaining as much E as possible, to me anyway.

[M0nkey_Man]

Then what would you call it... and mater of fact did you even watch the film or just coming here to assert how much better you are with 3 worded answers 

No, he is just asserting the fact that he is right.

[hotcoffe]

lol...

[muzik]

Yes you where stick sturring. But nice shot.

No, he wasn't stick stirring.

looked like decent evasive maneuvers

But I wouldn't call them decent.

Stick stirring is what happens when a complete noob thinks that spinning his joystick around with the goal of just making the plane "flop" all over the place is how you avoid getting hit.

Stick stirring relies on pure luck and technical loopholes to survive.

What you did were purposely executed moves meant to keep you out of his guns, but they could have been better planned and executed and you could have force an overshoot rather than simply hope that he didn't hit you as he closed in on you.