Exactly, if you plan to infil via parachute, you just give the pilot a destination beyond your intended jump zone and you bail, and he will land at the LZ. You could then request he pick you up later at your current location, or hump it to the LZ where the chopper landed earlier.Originally Posted by Gamma.Six Go to original post
This would be fantastic. Thinking about it, you could probably control direction and height even from a passenger position. Once you’re on the position in the aircraft, you only look and dependant on your position, aim. Movement control is redundant since you’re now in a fixed position. So whilst your pilot would lift off and fly at a set height in a straight line to your chosen LZ, you could override direction and height, using the movement control. Forward and backward being up/down, (or down/up, depending on your preference) and left and right being, er well, left and right.Originally Posted by Virtual-Chris Go to original post
Hell, this might even be a way of reintroducing the WL helicopter animations. If they did that, I’d never actually pilot a helo again.
Been saying this for awhile now, we should've never been allowed to fly choppers in the first place, instead a MGSV-like solution, with predetermined LZs all across Auroa, would've provided a far better alternative.Originally Posted by Virtual-Chris Go to original post
I like that idea. Many of the bivouacs could be swapped out with LZs for that purpose since the number of bivouacs is over the top.Originally Posted by El_Cuervacho Go to original post
I don’t jive with handing over control to the player during the flight- I think the player can point on a map to where he wants to go at some point during the transaction between calling the helo and being aboard... but I don’t personally like the idea of passing control back and forth. The Contrast of getting picked up at a hot LZ fighting for my life and then suddenly I’m a pilot or controlling the helicopter that came to get me from the skid seems a little too... erm... distracting or something.
Actually they fly you back all the way to the Outcast base (if they don't get shot down on the way).Originally Posted by Church367A Go to original post
My NPC pilot was a pro and was able to avoid the missiles